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A structural engineer has deemed the downtown Newell building at 118 S. Fulton St. “structurally uninhabitable” following a partial collapse last Tuesday, July 29, prompting city officials to red-tag the
Storm Lake City Council member Kevin McKinney has announced his resignation. McKinney, who served Storm Lake for seven years, announced his decision during last night’s council meeting. His final meeting
The Storm Lake Community School District is moving forward with its English Language Learner and migrant support programs as the new school year begins, following the federal government’s decision to
The Buena Vista County Board of Supervisors approved a utility permit for Iowa Lakes Electric Cooperative at its regularly scheduled weekly meeting last Tuesday morning (July 29) at the county
Wednesday night marked the end of an era as Lake Avenue Lounge closed its doors after 17 years as a local gathering spot. Leased and operated by Curt Ellison—affectionately known
Drivers along a stretch of 70th Avenue from Iowa Highway 7 south to 610th Street between Alta and Storm Lake will see a new speed limit starting immediately, after the
A downtown Newell apartment building partially collapsed Tuesday morning, triggering a multi-agency emergency response and displacing its two residents. According to Newell Fire Chief Bruce Erie, he received a phone
As of 6:15 a.m. on Thursday, July 31, 0.15 inches of rain was measured at the Storm Lake Radio studios.
A fast-moving line of powerful thunderstorms roared across northwest Iowa Monday night, bringing wind gusts near 100 miles per hour and widespread damage across the region. In Storm Lake and
Aurelia Hometown Pride is inviting property owners to participate in a community tree-planting initiative aimed at enhancing local neighborhoods and environmental health. Eligible residents can request free trees to be
