Prosecutor says he’ll hold second trial in Sioux City cold case murder
The Woodbury County Attorney plans another trial in a Sioux City cold case that ended with the jury unable to reach a decision. County Attorney James Loomis says he will
The Woodbury County Attorney plans another trial in a Sioux City cold case that ended with the jury unable to reach a decision. County Attorney James Loomis says he will
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is considering a new way of determining which species of fish are swimming in Iowa lakes and streams. The agency currently uses electrofishing in
The Iowa Economic Development Authority is giving six companies more than $246 million dollars in tax incentives for the creation of a total of 346 jobs. IEDA spokesperson Kanan Kappleman
Iowans may face an expensive heating season ahead, as a report projects energy costs will rise an average of a little over eight percent this winter. Lorri Ferris leads the
Both major party candidates for Iowa’s open U.S. Senate seat are calling for steps to ease the price of gasoline and diesel. Democrat Josh Turek rolled out a series of
The University or Northern Iowa marked its 150th birthday with a celebration Friday following a year of events. UNI president Mark Nook talked about the Cedar Falls school’s history during
Class 5A 1. Southeast Polk (4-0), LW #2 @ Ottumwa 2. Dowling Catholic (3-1), LW #1 @ Waterloo West 3. Johnston (3-1), LW #3 vs CB Abe Lincoln 4. Sioux
Today is the final full day of summer and the leaves on some trees are already starting to change into their autumn attire. Joe Herring, a district forester with the
Residents of ten central Iowa counties will be able to spruce up their yards with new, high-quality trees for planting this fall with a special deal through a non-profit that’s
Creighton University economist Ernie Goss says the days of 2% or 3% interest rates on home mortages are over. “We all have to get used to these higher rates. We