MMR vaccination rate among Iowa kindergarteners falls
The number of Iowa kindergartners who have received the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine has dropped in recent years. According to the latest data from the health policy organization […]
Iowans should plan ahead for safe transportation on New Year’s Eve
New Year’s Eve is one of the most dangerous nights of the year to be on the road due to the risk posed by impaired drivers, and Iowans are being […]
Make a new year’s resolution to help others by giving blood
The Iowa chapter of the American Red Cross will be starting out 2025 much as it always does, with a critical need for blood donors, as stockpiles are dangerously low. […]
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Six Arrested in Sioux County Drug and Weapons Bust
A drug and weapons bust took place on Monday following a joint investigation by the Sioux Center Police Department and the Sioux County Sheriff’s Office. Six individuals were arrested in […]
Episode 41 – Suicide Effects on Law Enforcement
Former FBI Agent Jon Moeller discusses suicide and how it effects first responders and members of law enforcement.
Iowa State Patrol special holiday enforcement runs through New Year’s
The Iowa State Patrol is running a Critical Accident Reduction Effort or CARE through the New Year. Trooper Paul Gardner says they have extra officers on the roadways. “And the […]
Seek professional help if resolving to quit smoking in 2025
One of the most common New Year’s resolutions is to quit smoking, and a survey finds 70-percent of Iowa smokers -want- to quit, while 50-percent will -try- to quit in […]
Top Iowa economic development official emphasizes ‘placemaking’
Iowa Economic Development Authority director Debi Durham says growth in Iowa’s economy not only depends on the state’s tax and regulatory climate, but on community development. “What is community development? […]