
Iowa Governor-elect Rob Sand hires chief of staff
Governor-elect Rob Sand has announced his first hiring decision in state government. Abe Rakov will
Plan to close, consolidate schools passes in Dubuque
Members of the Dubuque School Board voted last night to close two middle schools and
UI study: Men who dish dirt at work pay a higher gossip penalty than women
A University of Iowa study finds men who gossip are seen by co-workers as less
Industry exec calls new Iowa congressional delegation ethanol supporters
Iowa Renewable Fuels Association executive director Monte Shaw says he does not expect a shift

Rain Slows Iowa Harvest as Corn Reaches 72 Percent Complete
Rain slowed Iowa’s harvest during the first full week of November, with farmers getting fewer than two days suitable for fieldwork

Orange City Hospice Team Encourages Early Conversations Ahead of Open House
Orange City Area Home Health & Hospice staff say earlier conversations about end-of-life care can help patients understand their choices and

NCC Awards Construction Contract for Marcus Regional Center
(KIWA and SCR) — Northwest Iowa Community College has awarded a construction contract to turn a former Marcus hotel into a

Orange City Woman Faces Felony Fentanyl Charge Following Arrest on Warrant
An Orange City woman faces a felony drug charge after the Sioux County Sheriff’s Office says a deputy found illegal drugs

Lyon County Sheriff Warns of Bail Bond Phone Scam
(KIWA) — The Lyon County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about a telephone scam targeting families of people who have recently

Fire South of Rock Valley Causes More Than $1 Million in Damage
A fire destroyed a large shed containing farm machinery and semi-trucks south of Rock Valley Saturday afternoon, causing estimated property damage
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

Winterfeld name GPAC attacker of the week for 6th time this season
SIOUX CITY, Iowa – Northwestern senior outside hitter Stella Winterfeld has been named the GPAC Attacker of the Week, presented by



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