Wet conditions keep Iowa’s farmers from getting planters into the fields
Wet conditions have slowed the start of planting a little bit compared to last year. The U.S.D.A. crop report shows 1% of corn was planted by Sunday. That’s behind the […]
More allegations added to Iowa Attorney General’s lawsuit against TikTok
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird has added more alleged violations to the state’s consumer protection laws to her lawsuit against TikTok. Bird says the social media platform continues to provide […]
Northwestern’s Gross named GPAC softball player of the week
Ava Gross of Northwestern College is this week’s GPAC/Hauff Mid-America Sports softball player-of-the-week. Gross, a freshman from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, tied a 24-year-old program record with eight RBIs in […]
Iowa traffic deaths are ahead of last year
Traffic deaths in Iowa continue to be trending above the record low recorded last year. The DOT’s Stuart Anderson gave the state Transportation Commission an update at their workshop Monday. […]
Iowa Religious Freedom Day 2026
It’s Religious Freedom Day in Iowa. The Iowa Catholic Conference, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and the Des Moines Area Religious Council co-sponsored an early morning […]
Hull Burglary Case Update: One Sentenced, Two Plead Not Guilty
One person has been sentenced, while two others have entered not guilty pleas in connection with a northwest Iowa burglary case. According to court records, 33-year-old Jesse Van Leeuwen and […]
Episode 108 – Donna Durham Part 2/Childhood with a Mentally Ill Parent
Donna Durham returns to the program and shares about her experience as a child of having a mentally ill mother and a father who tended to avoid the situation.
Possible twisters rake NW Iowa, more severe weather likely today
Teams from the National Weather Service are heading out to survey the damage from last night’s possible tornadoes in northwest Iowa, according to meteorologist Mike Fowle. “We have a couple […]
Tulip Festival Queen & Court Visit Iowa House, Invite Lawmakers and Iowans to Orange City
The Iowa House welcomed a Northwest Iowa tradition, as the 2026 Orange City Tulip Festival Queen and her court were recognized at the State Capitol on Monday afternoon. State Representative […]
Rog’s Corner Honored with Sioux Center Community Service Award
What began as a response to personal loss has grown into a community-wide effort to bring hope, understanding, and conversation to one of the most difficult topics to address. Rog’s […]