An accident in southwestern Iowa has claimed the life of a child. The Iowa State Patrol reports a 2024 Chevy Equinox driven by 67-year-old Rebecca Wood, of Walnut, was slowly
Authorities in eastern Iowa say a suspect is now in custody after three people were found dead near Cedar Rapids on Wednesday afternoon. The Linn County Sheriff’s Office says deputies
The eastern Iowa facility honoring the only American president who was born in Iowa will close for all of next year and likely into 2026 for what’s billed as a
Congressman Randy Feenstra says he’s hopeful a new Farm Bill will get through the House and Senate yet this year. “I think it might,” Feenstra says. “We’re going to get
It is the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Europe, the historic invasion that included soldiers from Iowa. Iowa Goldstar Museum curator Mike Vogt says Iowans participated in many
A southwest Iowa native who graduated from high school last month has won a competitive primary for a seat on the Mills County Board of Supervisors. Eighteen year old Jack
The man charged in the shooting death of a grocery store worker in Monticello in November of 2023 changed his plea to guilty and was sentenced to life in prison.
Just 8% of registered Iowa voters cast ballots in Tuesday’s Primary Elections. “It’s a quiet election and we’ll be analyzing that for some time to figure out: ‘What was that
The state’s first-ever Iowa History Conference is scheduled for tomorrow at the State Historical Society headquarters in Des Moines. It’s a free event that’s open to everyone. University of Iowa
Iowa Workforce Development director Beth Townsend testified before a U.S. House sub committee Tuesday on the revamp of the state’s unemployment system. Townsend says Iowa modeled its Reemployment Case Management
