Iowa Congresswoman Ashley Hinson joined pork producers at a farm near Marshalltown today to talk about the “Save Our Bacon Act.” It’s an attempt to override California’s Proposition 12, which
Over six dozen Catholic churches in northeast Iowa will hold their final weekend masses this Sunday. The changes are part of a reorganization of the Archdiocese of Dubuque. The Archbishop
Over six dozen Catholic churches in northeast Iowa will hold their final weekend masses this Sunday. The changes are part of a reorganization of the Archdiocese of Dubuque. The Archbishop
Zach Lahn, the Republican Party’s candidate for governor, says if elected he’d try to steer as much state business to Iowa companies as possible. During taping of the “Iowa Press”
The University of Iowa’s Reading Research Center is launching a free online resource to help parents of young children stay engaged in learning over the summer. UI Professor Leah Zimmermann,
The Iowa Natural Resource Commission has approved the demolition of Springbrook State Park’s Conservation Education Center. The DNR closed the center in Guthrie County in 2017, citing budget constraints and
A regional REAP assembly later this month will give northwest Iowa residents a chance to help shape future conservation and cultural projects. The July 23 gathering is open to residents
Five Storm Lake High School students were among those recognized at the 2026 National History Day National Contest in College Park, Md. The competition was held June 14–18 at the
Storm Lake’s Knights of Columbus Council 2326 has donated $1,000 to The Bridge of Storm Lake, supporting the organization’s work with local youth. The Bridge provides faith‑based mentoring and outreach
A man and a woman from central Iowa who were wanted in the death of a baby turned themselves in overnight. Des Moines police say 37-year-old Elderidge Graham, Senior, and
