
Sioux City elementary kids are the focus of Fire Safety Month
October if Fire Safety month and Sioux City fire rescue is starting their safety message
Lahn links addressing Iowa’s cancer crisis with population growth, economy
Zach Lahn, the Republican candidate for governor, says the Iowa Farm Bureau and the Iowa
Proposed Hancock County data center hits major roadblock
Hancock County leaders say the man who owns more than 700 acres of land in
Iowa college students need to be wary of shady offers
Scammers are targeting Iowa college freshmen, and they need to be on-guard for suspicious emails,

Lahn Discusses Campaign Priorities, Local Ties During Rock Rapids Visit
(KIWA) — More than 70 people attended a campaign stop with Republican gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn Friday night, October 16, at

Trooper Krull: Iowa Remains on Track for Another Year of Traffic Fatalities Under 300
(KUOO) — Iowa remains on track to fall below 300 traffic fatalities for the second year in a row. Kevin Krull

Northwest Iowa Sees Rain, Colder Nights as Harvest Remains Behind Statewide
Northwest Iowa experienced another round of rain and colder nights last week as Iowa farmers continued a harvest running about two

Sioux Center Man Charged with Willful Injury & Child Endangerment
A Sioux Center man faces two felony charges after police say he assaulted his teenage daughter during an argument Friday, October

Ross Douma Returns to Dordt as Executive Director of Development
Former Dordt University athletic director and men’s basketball coach Dr. Ross Douma is returning to the Sioux Center university as its

Renewed Hope Nears Fundraising Goal for New Thrift Store
Fundraising for a new Renewed Hope Thrift Store has reached $2.1 million toward the project’s $2.6 million goal, with plans to
Brownfield AG
Crop insurance options increasing for grape growers in Michigan and Ohio
The USDA is expanding crop insurance coverage for grape growers
Incorporating Conservation into Rental Agreements
As more farmers and landowners look to adopt conservation and
USDA’s 2025 farm program payments reach record $13.8 billion
The USDA’s 2025 farm program payments being issued are the
University of Missouri opens new meat lab to support livestock industry
A new meat lab at the University of Missouri is
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Local Sports

Dordt players sweep weekly GPAC mens soccer awards
Jayden Donald of Dordt University is this week’s GPAC/Hauff Mid-America Sports Men’s Soccer Offensive Player-of-the-Week. Donald, a junior from Perth, Scotland,

Kuperus named GPAC attacker of the week

2026 FINAL Iowa Girls High School Volleyball Rankings

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