ISU expert explains why we fail at most New Year’s resolutions
If you made a New Year’s resolution last night, you may need to genuinely focus on making the change in order to keep the pledge. Alison Phillips, a psychology professor
If you made a New Year’s resolution last night, you may need to genuinely focus on making the change in order to keep the pledge. Alison Phillips, a psychology professor
The historic Hahn Bakery in Middle Amana closed its doors for good Sunday after more than 150 years of baking breads and coffee cakes. Doris Hahn and her husband Jack
U.S.D.A. Rural Development is funding two rural Iowa projects to repair and rehabilitate housing. Iowa Rural Development director, Theresa Greenfield, says the funding is through the Housing Preservation Grant program.
The Iowa chapter of the American Red Cross is wrapping up 2023 much as it always does, with a critical need for blood donors as supplies are dangerously low during
New Year’s Eve is one of the most dangerous nights to be on the road due to the risk posed by impaired drivers, and Iowans are being reminded to make
The Trump campaign event on Friday, January 5 will not be on the Dordt University campus as originally announced and has been moved to an event center in Sioux Center.
The Delaware County Attorney has ruled a deputy sheriff used “reasonable force” when he shot and wounded the suspect in a fatal shooting outside a grocery store in Monticello. On
The Delaware County Attorney has ruled a deputy sheriff used “reasonable force” when he shot and wounded the suspect in a fatal shooting outside a grocery store in Monticello. On
Planners hope the Central Iowa Water Works will be ready to launch on January 1, 2025 and manage the drinking water supply for nearly 19% of Iowa residents. The West
A nonprofit in Muscatine that helps adults with disabilities and the elderly is reopening its holiday fundraiser after vandalism and theft shut it down. Crossroads Incorporated set up a holiday

