For Iowa Sen. Lynn Evans, the case for another term comes down to what he says he can bring back to the classroom — and to the people and communities
With just eight days until Election Day, early voting is gaining momentum in northwest Iowa — and county auditors are preparing for the final push to get voters to the
A butcher shop in Holstein is part of a bigger pitch Iowa’s agriculture secretary is making to voters: invest in rural businesses, strengthen farm markets and improve water quality without
Newell is looking for ways to keep an eye on its public spaces — and city officials say the need is especially important without a police department of their own.
Newell’s proposed waterpark may have a shot at six-figure grant funding — but getting there will require more planning, a clearer price tag and some careful decisions about how the
Janet “Jan” Pedersen, age 85, of Anthem, Arizona, and formerly of Newell, Iowa, passed away peacefully at her home on August 29, 2026. Memorial services will take place Wednesday, October
Storm Lake’s plan to replace its aging water treatment plant is taking shape — from the layout of the future facility to the financing needed to get it built. During
Storm Lake’s next downtown gathering spot could take shape in a small patch of green space — and the volunteers behind the idea want to make it happen without asking
Cherokee County supervisors are weighing changes to the rules for commercial wind turbines, including how close turbines can be built to homes and how much developers should pay to help
