Storm Lake Mayor Mike Porsch has announced he will not run for re-election in the upcoming City election this November. After 16 years of public service—beginning as a City Council
Spencer Hospital will officially open its newly constructed Emergency Department at 8 a.m tomorrow (Wednesday, Aug. 13). Located off East 11th Street and visible from Grand Avenue, the facility is
The Storm Lake City Council is moving closer to updating its sign ordinance, following months of input from a Downtown Ad Hoc Signage Committee. The proposed changes aim to address
The City of Newell is preparing to move ahead with demolition of its closed public pool, following discussion at last Monday’s city council meeting. Officials reviewed two bids for the
The Storm Lake Fire Department kicked off a series of waterfighting practice sessions yesterday evening behind the fire station, with additional drills scheduled for August 17th and 24th. Practices begin
St. Mary’s Catholic School in Storm Lake is marking a season of gratitude and growth with two major updates. After decades of service, longtime educator Ryan Berg officially concluded his
As of 6:45 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 11, 0.69 inches of rain was measured at the Storm Lake Radio studios.
A Holstein resident will help represent Iowa at a major national political gathering this fall. Lori Leonard Reyman, a member of Northwest Iowa Republican Women, is one of nine delegates
Drivers in Storm Lake should prepare for lane closures on Iowa Highway 7 starting Monday. The Iowa DOT’s District 3 office says crews will begin pavement patching work, which is
A fatal head-on collision in Pocahontas County claimed one life yesterday afternoon. The Pocahontas County Sheriff’s Office says the crash happened just after noon—around 12:02 p.m.—on Iowa Highway 4, north
