April is National Donate Life Month, and MercyOne Medical Center in Sioux City held its annual ceremony Wednesday to raise an organ donor flag to remind everyone of the importance
The governor’s bill to help Iowans rebuild after natural disasters has cleared four different committees in the Iowa House and Senate. Last year’s massive tornadoes and flooding damaged or destroyed
A book that will be formally launched later this month is a collection of biographies and a heartfelt tribute to more than four dozen young men who attended Iowa Central
Congresswoman Ashley Hinson of Marion says she advised her fellow Republicans to support the Senate-passed budget and tax plan and resolve spending differences later. Some House Republicans had said they
Flames swept through a three-story apartment building in Coralville on Wednesday afternoon, causing heavy damage and rendering the building uninhabitable. Reports say 12 people were home at the time of
A southwest Iowa man is charged in the death of his daughter. Twenty-five-year-old Corbin Loudermilk, of Atlantic was charged April 4th with first-degree murder and child endangerment resulting in death,
An official with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources is warning the state’s anglers to be on the lookout for a ferocious, toothy type of fish that spawned a horror
Voting is now underway for the Iowa Association of Business and Industry’s second annual “Coolest Thing Made in Iowa” competition. ABI spokesperson Kelsey O’Connor says it’s designed to highlight Iowa’s
Spring is spawning season and Iowa’s fish hatcheries are working to grow the fish to fill lakes across the state. Spirit Lake Fish Hatchery Manager Kim Hawkins says they were
A bill that’s won approval in the Iowa Senate would make firefighters and police officers in Iowa’s municipal retirement system as well as state troopers eligible for accidental disability and
