The latest information from the Iowa Secretary of State’s office shows at least 68,000 Iowans cast their primary ballots early, before in-person voting began this morning at precincts around the
Governor Kim Reynolds cast her GOP Primary ballot at 7 a.m. this morning in her hometown of St. Charles, but isn’t saying who she voted for in the race to
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says he’s making progress with forcing eight major technology companies to improve how they report possible cases of online sexual exploitation of children, but he says
Governor Kim Reynolds has signed three crime-related bills, including a “three strikes” policy that requires mandatory seven-year-long prison sentences for anyone convicted of a third felony. “Career criminals have too
State Climatologist Justin Glisan says there were storms in May, but not much precipitation. “Across the state we were below average by almost two inches. We came in as a
The governor has signed a couple of ag-related bills into law. Iowa Ag Secretary Mike Naig says one bill for the ag and natural resources budget included “farm to faucet”
Storm Lake’s push for a new water treatment plant hit a turning point last night, as the city council chose the engineering team that will shape one of the largest
Storm Lake is getting ready to turn Chautauqua Park into one giant playground. Kids’ Fest returns Sunday, June 14 from noon to 3 p.m., with free family activities sponsored by
Softball Storm Lake 2, Spirit Lake 0 Ridge View 17, Emmetsburg 0 Algona 4, Pocahontas Area 1 Baseball Storm Lake 12, Spirit Lake 2 (6) Emmetsburg 7, Ridge View 6
Avery DeHaan pitched a four hitter and struck out 12 batters and the Storm Lake softball team beat Spirit Lake 2-0. Brock Edwards pitched six strong innings in the baseball
