As drought conditions worsen across the state, one southwestern Iowa community is enacting tighter water conservation restraints. By unanimous vote Tuesday night, the Shenandoah City Council enacted what it calls
The League of United Latin American Citizens is asking Iowa’s secretary of state for his list of 2022 people who’ve registered to vote, but will be required to cast provisional
Republican Congresswoman Ashley Hinson of Marion says she supports efforts to ensure women have access to over-the-counter birth control, but she’s raising concerns about a Biden Administration proposal. It would
The game this Friday, October 25th will be broadcast on 92.9FM KKIA. Pregame 6:30, kickoff 7pm.
There’s been a key court ruling related to plans for a carbon pipeline in several states, including Iowa. The South Dakota Supreme Court has rejected Summit Carbon Solutions’ petition to
Retail studies find consumer spending on Halloween is into the billions of dollars and is second only to Christmas, but Iowans don’t have to scare themselves into exceeding their budgets.
Twenty-nine skilled nursing facilities in Iowa are under new ownership following the closing of a transaction this month. Officials with ABCM of Hampton have sold their facilities to the Chicago-based
Alta Aurelia High School students are making use of a “College and Career Readiness” program. Counselor Belinda Shae says they take “Early Out Professional Development Days” approximately once every month…
The Storm Lake volleyball team picked up their 15th win of the year as they swept Fort Dodge in the opening round of the class 4A volleyball regional tournament. The
