
Survey: Iowans won’t toss holiday traditions because of high prices
Even as prices Iowans pay for everything from groceries to gasoline remain high, a survey
Wettach says independence key for state auditor’s office
State Auditor-elect Taylor Wettach, a Democrat from Muscatine, says maintaining the independence of the office
More than one quarter of the Iowa corn crop remains to be harvested
Last week started out wet, but farmers were able to get into the fields this
Des Moines schools settle lawsuit over hiring of former superintendent
The Des Moines Public School District has reached a settlement in a lawsuit against the

Sioux Center Targets November 20 for Highway 75 Reopening
Sioux Center’s Highway 75 reconstruction project is nearing the finish line, with crews targeting a reopening to traffic by the end

Iowa Receives $216 Million More for Program Supporting Sioux Center Health
Iowa is receiving another $216 million through a federal rural health program that Iowa’s congressional delegation has credited with helping Sioux

Sioux Center High School Continues Veterans Day Tradition
Sioux Center High School will welcome veterans and community members this morning for its annual Veterans Day program. A year ago,

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
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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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Tigges Receives First Career GPAC and NAIA Honor
SIOUX CITY, Iowa – Northwestern junior forward Grant Tigges has been named the Hauff/Mid-America Sports/GPAC and the PrestoSports NAIA men’s basketball

Winterfeld name GPAC attacker of the week for 6th time this season














