The Storm Prediction Center of the National Weather Service confirms it was a derecho that blasted across eastern Iowa on Tuesday morning. The powerful storm continued into Illinois and Indiana,
August 24th will be the first day of classes in many Iowa school districts and one expert suggests parents start now with helping their kids shift to getting up earlier
City administrators, county officials and school leaders in Iowa may sign up for free training to help develop back up plans for technology failures. Doug Jacobson, director of Iowa State
Today is national “Poll Worker Recruitment Day” as county auditors across Iowa look to sign up more poll workers for the upcoming general election in November. Woodbury County Auditor Michelle
The leader of a company that stages events for the National Hockey League, FIFA and Major League Baseball says the stadium in Dyersville that will host the “Field of Dreams”
The USDA’s latest Iowa Crop and Weather Report indicates 78% of Iowa’s corn crop is in good to excellent condition as the 2026 growing season heads into its final weeks.
American taxpayers shouldn’t be paying $14,000 for toilet seats, and Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley is introducing a bipartisan bill requiring the Pentagon to pass independent audits or face fines. Grassley,
The University of Northern Iowa is seeking a sponsor for the first time to buy the naming rights to the UNI-Dome, but it could be awhile before the deal is
A half-million dollar federal grant will help Dubuque to redevelop industrial sites along the Mississippi River. The northeastern Iowa city is among the latest recipients of an EPA Brownfields Cleanup
Jury selection starts today for a man accused of killing a Native American woman in Sioux City more than 40 years ago. Police arrested 63-year-old Thomas Popp in Washington state
