Two women were air lifted from the scene of a crash in Lyon County involving a propane tanker and two other vehicles. The Iowa State Patrol’s accident report indicates the
Iowa would become the second state to maintain a domestic abuser registry if a bill introduced in the Iowa House becomes law. An offender would be added to the public
Some of Governor Reynolds’ health policy agenda is outlined a bill that’s cleared a House subcommittee. The bill calls for Iowa doctors to complete an hour-long nutrition education course and
The Iowa Natural Resource Commission approved a proposal to raise hunting and fishing fees at its meeting today. Commission chair Tom Prickett says he is elated to finally see the
Iowa Lakes Community College in Estherville has confirmed that the student baseball player killed in the accident involving the team bus Wednesday was 19-year-old Carter Johnson of Rapid City, South
The Iowa Senate Commerce Committee may consider a statewide policy for how retailers that don’t have pennies provide change during a cash transaction. The U.S. Mint stopped making new pennies
The Atlantic School Board held a brief meeting Wednesday evening and voted to terminate the employment of a now former High School Counselor, Jesse McCann. Their action was based on
The Iowa Court of Appeals has denied Walmart’s effort to cut millions in property taxes for its store in Marshalltown. The Walmart store in Marshalltown sits on a nearly 25
A bill advancing in the Iowa House would make it illegal for public libraries to let anyone under 18 access books or other materials that are harmful to minors due
Family and friends were on has as around 250 Iowa National Guard soldiers who have been deployed in the Middle East were welcomed home in ceremonies Wednesday in Sioux City
