Republican Congressman Randy Feenstra hosted his annual fundraiser today in Sioux Center, but did not mention running for governor. Feenstra announced yesterday that he’s raised over $3 million for a
U.S. Senator Joni Ernst held her first in-person town hall meeting of the year and many in the crowd in Parkersburg today raised concerns about the “Big Beautiful Bill” that
The Iowa DCI has released details of an incident in Howard County where deputies exchanged gunfire with a man. The information says the Howard County Sheriff’s Office got a 911
A rising senior at Oskaloosa High School will get to help shape the future of high school athletics and activities across the country. Linus Morrison was picked to serve on
The Iowa State Patrol says one person was killed in a two-vehicle accident Thursday morning in Boone. Reportedly, a 2003 model Ford Ranger pickup truck driven by 89-year-old Dale Ray
A Marshalltown High School teacher is accused of having inappropriate contact with a student. Dan Terrones, age 63 of Marshalltown, turned himself in yesterday for sexual exploitation by a school
Iowa’s largest provider of food for the needy has a new leader. Tammi Nielsen took over this week as the CEO of the Des Moines-based Food Bank of Iowa, which
While Memorial Day was this past Monday, today marks what was once an important, similar holiday known as Decoration Day and it’s still being honored in northeast Iowa. The Bay
One of the highest blends of biodiesel is now available at a retailer in central Iowa. B99 contains just a tenth of a percent of petroleum-based diesel and it’s being
State Treasurer Roby Smith is celebrating the ISave 529 state educational savings plan today, on May 29th, or “529 Day”. Smith says there have been some changes made in the
