Despite this temporary warm spell, Iowa’s still in the midst of cold and flu season and there’s an increased health risk from taking too much over-the-counter medication to relieve symptoms
A legislator who started drinking a different flavor of a popular beverage was surprised she couldn’t return the empties for a nickel deposit, so she’s sponsoring a bill to expand
A hearing at the Iowa Capitol today on a bill that would have banned abortions in Iowa has been cancelled. Twenty-four Republicans in the Iowa House co-sponsored the bill that
House Republicans are calling for more support of Iowa K-12 students than Governor Reynolds and Senate Republicans have proposed. During a House Appropriations Committee meeting late this afternoon, Representative Dan
Governor Kim Reynolds is calling for the state-owned fiber optic network to be sold “as soon as possible.” Governor Terry Branstad touted the Iowa Communications Network in 1989 as the
A bill that would let Iowa cigar bars sell liquor could be debated in a senate committee this week. Chuck Ripley owns The Cigar Social USA shop just off I-80
An Algona man is in the research phase of a project to write a book about the how railroads shaped Kossuth County after it was founded in 1851. Richard Shieck
Residents in the Fort Dodge area will soon have easy access to Colorado’s Mile High City, as direct flights to Denver will resume in a few months. Sarah Rustvold, director
A massive tree clearing project is planned for the Lewis and Clark State Park in Monona County in western Iowa near Onawa. The DNR’s State Parks Forests and Preserves Bureau
The calendar says February but forecasters say it’ll feel a lot more like April or even May this afternoon and for the next few days. Meteorologist Kristy Carter, at the
