Applications are still being taken for the Low Income Energy Assistance Program known as LIHEAP. Jean Logan with the Community Action Agency of Siouxland says the state is working on
About 750 Iowa Democrats took an online survey to share their thoughts on the future of the Iowa Caucuses — and 65% want Iowa Democrats to be first or at
Iowa State president Wendy Wintersteen is retiring at the end of the year after working there since 1979, and becoming the school’s first woman president in 2017. Wintersteen says she
A man who was working at an Iowa meatpacking plant will spend four years in federal prison for his role in a scheme to illegally get federal loans during the
While some Iowans are grumbling over two consecutive weekends of moderate to heavy snowfall, others are loving it and have learned to embrace all that winter in the Midwest has
About 15 American Legion members and community leaders gathered Friday at the Graeber-Rowe American Legion Post in Sioux Rapids, standing together to call for support in rebuilding after last summer’s
The Storm Lake Police Department arrested a Sioux City man following a disturbance last week. Authorities say officers were called around 9:50 p.m. Wednesday to an apartment complex on East
Small Iowa businesses struggling to compete with giants like Amazon might consider what’s called crowdshipping, where customers — who are not store employees — would be asked to deliver merchandise
One person and a dog died in a fire early Saturday morning in rural Guthrie County. According to Guthrie Center Fire Chief Cory Campbell, firefighters arriving on the scene found
Two candidates from Odebolt are running in Tuesday’s special election for an open seat in the Iowa House. Republican Representative Mike Sexton of Rockwell City resigned from the seat in
