A majority of requests for speed cameras are denied by DOT
The Iowa Department of Transportation has released its review of speed cameras under new rules created by the state legislature. Cities and counties had to apply to the DOT and […]
Iowan who co-starred in ‘American Pickers’ has died at age 58
An Iowan who became a reality TV star on the hit show “American Pickers” has died. Fifty-eight-year-old Frank Fritz, a Davenport native, died last night according to the administrator of […]
Survey: Midwest economy is slumping, Iowa’s economy is worse
Creighton University economics professor Ernie Goss says the Midwestern agricultural sector is now in a “significant recession,” and the region’s economic picture is lagging. Creighton’s monthly survey of business leaders […]
Iowa’s major party leaders tout tonight’s VP debate
The leaders of both of Iowa’s major political parties say tonight’s debate between vice presidential candidates J-D Vance and Tim Walz is an important milestone in the 2024 campaign. Iowa […]
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Highway 75 construction in Sioux Center progresses
Progress continues on the Highway 75 construction project in Sioux Center. The medians are gaining character and color in Phase 1 (between 20th St. S near Pizza Hut and 13th […]
Northwestern Duo Recognized in GPAC Weekly Awards
Northwestern volleyball student-athletes Jazlin Douma and Zavyr Metzger have been chosen as this week’s GPAC Players of the Week, presented by Hauff Mid-America Sports. Jazlin Douma of Northwestern College is […]
Drought leaves state with high nitrate concentrations
Rainfall in the spring and early summer briefly relieved drought in the Corn Belt but it also contributed to elevated nitrate concentrations in many of the region’s waterways. During dry […]
Episode 28 – EMDR
Katie Vander Zwaag from Creative Living Center discusses EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) and how it is used to help process trauma.
Study: Iowa sees progress toward wind and solar but still relies too much on coal
A report shows Iowa made significant strides in advancing renewable energy over the last two decades with wind and solar rising to 64-percent of Iowa’s electricity generation last year. Steve […]