Republican Congressman Randy Feenstra is outlining more of the tax and spending policies he’d pursue if he’s elected governor. During an interview with Radio Iowa this afternoon, Feenstra said he’ll
The Iowa Senate’s Ethics Committee has failed to agree on how to handle the complaint a Quad Cities attorney filed over a state senator’s social media post, so no action
An open burning ban has taken effect today in Sioux County. Sioux Center Fire Chief Dave Van Holland says a truck traveling through the area yesterday started 14 fires that
Construction work will start next week on renovating a vacant memory care unit of a northwest Iowa nursing home to become a daycare center with room for 120 kids. Melissa
The wild turkey season will get started soon in Iowa and early indications are it could be a good one. DNR wildlife biologist Jim Coffey says birds should be plentiful.Â
The state Environmental Protection Commission recently approved more funding for the Yellow River Headwaters Water Quality Project in northeast Iowa. The DNR’s Miranda Haes is the coordinator of the project
Iowa Congresswoman Ashley Hinson says it’s time for a bipartisan solution to end the partial shutdown of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. “I actually think both the House and
The White House press secretary says President Trump is urging members of Congress to cut their Easter recess short and return to Washington to vote on ending the partial government
Construction of the new Mississippi River bridge at the northeast Iowa town of Lansing is expected to impact barge traffic on the waterway during the busy shipping season ahead. Clayton
Iowa Auditor Rob Sand has released a new audit of Palo Alto County, outlining a year of declining revenues, rising expenses, and several repeat concerns involving the county’s financial reporting
