A leader in the union that represents 19-thousand federal employees who work in Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota and the Dakotas says some of them will be required to work, without pay,
It’s still early, but the harvest season in northwest Iowa is getting off to a good start, according to ISU Extension agronomist Leah Ten Napel. “Overall, we have a lot
An already-crowded Animal Rescue League of Iowa is even shorter on space now after teams were dispatched to Boone County where nearly a hundred dogs had to be removed from
The rain farmers have been hoping for slowed some of the harvest last week. The U.S.D.A. reports says rainfall cut the time in the field by about two days. The
Waterloo is partnering with the Iowa DNR to replace about half of the trees that were lost to the emerald ash borer in the past decade. The city will be
We’re about one month into the new school year and some drivers are still forgetting to stop when school buses are dropping off and picking up kids. Sioux City Police
State Auditor Rob Sand has found administrative costs in Iowa public schools accounted for about 8% of new spending over a recent six year period. When spending is calculated on
The Lakes Conference match this (Tues) evening will be broadcast on Mix 101.7FM and video streamed on our website. Pregame 6:45, first serve at 7.
Monday night at Siouxland Christian high school the Ridge View volleyball team won their conference tournament with a pair of wins. Ridge View beat Westwood 25-17 and 25-22 in the
