A Vietnam War era helicopter that’s fully restored will be flying to more than a dozen Iowa locations this year as a memorial to those who lost their lives in
It’s still unclear how many Iowa schools were impacted by last night’s cyber attack involving a learning software that’s used by thousands of school districts nationwide. The hackers, who call
The Iowa football team will play two Friday games during the 2026 season. The announcement was made by the Big Ten Conference. Iowa’s road game at Washington has been moved
Two of the five Republicans running for governor are suggesting it’s time for consolidation in the race. Former state agency director Adam Steen made that case Monday and now businessman
The Dubuque County Board of Supervisors has sold 30 acres of the Dubuque County Fairgrounds for a dollar. The new owner is the former owner — the Dubuque County Fair
Letter carriers across Iowa and nationwide will be taking part in the annual Stamp Out Hunger project tomorrow. Jennifer Eue, an employee of the Webster City Post Office, says local
A Northwest Iowa man is facing more than 20 charges after a Sioux County Sheriff’s Office investigation into alleged online communications with minors. Twenty-one-year-old Fabian Jacob Nuno of Hospers was
Former Iowa Senator Tom Harkin is endorsing Josh Turek in his race to become the Iowa Democratic Party’s nominee for the U.S. Senate. Harkin, who won five statewide elections, said
Iowans who are looking for authentic clothing from the 1940s, an eight-track tape player from the ’70s, or even a new-in-the-box Tickle Me Elmo from the ’90s, might be able
This year marks the 60th anniversary of the creation of Iowa’s community college system. Local Iowa school boards started creating junior colleges and vocational schools in the early 1900s. Northwest
