Two of the candidates running in Iowa’s second congressional district disagreed on tariffs and how to fix Social Security during a debate last night on Iowa PBS. Republican Joe Mitchell
Rock Valley began demolishing the first home in the buyout program today for the flooding that hit there in June 2024. Mayor Kevin Van Otterloo says it’s another step in
We hear about all sorts of surveys the Iowa Department of Natural Resources conducts every year to keep track of populations of various native creatures — from pheasants and deer
A southwest Iowa woman was recently selected as Mrs. Iowa USA 2027 and Kindra Weston of Shenandoah is now gearing up to represent Iowa at the Mrs. USA Pageant in
A Minnesota man and his two sons drove more than four hours to haul a massive pumpkin to eastern Iowa for the 38th Annual Anamosa Pumpkinfest — and set a
Iowa is one of the states that is suing TP Link Systems which makes internet routers. Attorney General Brenna Bird says the consumer protection lawsuit based on the company’s affiliation
One of the top science-fiction writers of the 21st century is making her first-ever stop in Iowa next week on the first full day of her new book tour. Becky
The major party candidates running for the US Senate debated for the first time last night, addressing issues like Social Security’s solvency and the war in Iran. Republican Ashley Hinson
Orange City is preparing for fall tulip planting while searching for replacements for some problem bulbs. Planting organizer John Buntsma says the trouble traces back to the Netherlands. “There’s a
The Iowa Business Council (IBC) has released its third quarter Economic Outlook Survey that gauges the outlook for the next six months. IBC President Joe Murphy says it’s based on
