A retired U.S. Air Force Special Operations member who used to live in Le Mars was sitting just a few feet away from former President Donald Trump during the assassination
The executive director of the Iowa Regents’ Lakeside Lab says they’re seeing an increase in toxic blue-green algae in the Great Lakes. Mary Skopec says after years of drought, the
The Iowa delegates at the Republican National Convention have cast their votes for Donald Trump for president. Iowa GOP chairman Jeff Kaufmann was chosen to kick off the process with
An eastern Iowa museum that’s dedicated to preserving the German immigrant experience for future generations is getting a new accolade. The German American Heritage Center and Museum in Davenport will
University of Iowa Health Care has launched a clinic that will provide outpatient care to Iowans exposed to toxic substances. Doctor Daniel McCabe is the director of Medical Toxicology at
The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship anticipates a record calendar year for progress toward the construction of Department-sponsored water-quality wetlands projects within the state. One water quality project
An Iowa nonprofit group helps ag-related businesses grow to serve more farmers and get more cover crops planted in the state. Cover crops like rye and wheat are typically planted
The 125th anniversary of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Early will be commemorated next month. Several events are planned for Sunday, August 4th. A mass will be held at
Another steamy afternoon is ahead as forecasters say the heat index may reach 112 degrees in southwest Iowa, where five counties are under an Excessive Heat Warning. A Heat Advisory
The Storm Lake City Council at their regular session meeting today (Mon) is expected to set public hearings to repeal and replace several chapters in city code pertaining to animal
