Warm and dry conditions last week allowed producers to make significant planting progress. According to the Iowa crop progress report from the USDA, 91 percent of northwest Iowa corn has
A contractor is beginning work today (Mon) grinding approximately ten thousand cubic yards of tree debris collected from the April 18th straight-line windstorm in Storm Lake.According to information from The
Republican Congressman Randy Feenstra has filed the paperwork to begin raising money for a campaign for governor. Feenstra was first elected to the U-S House in 2020, after defeating incumbent
The City of Ames has purchased property for a new animal shelter that will at least double the number of animals that can be taken in — and the shelter
The Pocahontas County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a report of shots fired in Fonda. According to a press release, a report was received shortly before 10pm last (Sun) night of
The Iowa DNR is moving closing to making some changes in hunting and trapping regulations. The DNR’s Chris Ensminger discussed findings from public input meetings during the recent Natural Resources
Iowa farmers will receive disaster relief assistance starting this month. The U.S. Department of Agriculture said the roughly 688-million-dollars allocated to Iowa is the most for any state. This includes
A Rockwell City man has pleaded not guilty to an accusation that he confined a female in her room in an attempt to get her to engage in sex acts
State Auditor Rob Sand, the only Democrat in statewide elected office, is running for governor in 2026. Sand, an attorney and former prosecutor in the Iowa attorney general’s office, has
With the forecast calling for highs climbing into the 80s this week, the warmer weather is inspiring many Iowa boaters to hit the state’s lakes and rivers. Iowa Department of
