Fair, seasonal weather covers most of the eastern Corn Belt; beneficial showers expand on much of the Plains
Across the Corn Belt, abundant atmospheric moisture streaming northeastward is sparking showers across the upper Midwest. As the window for fieldwork closes across the western Corn Belt, producers in Iowa […]
Rain, rain won’t go away as distant hurricane adds to Iowa’s downpours
The soggy September is wrapping up with more of the same, as Iowa’s forecast calls for rain and more rain for the next few days. Meteorologist Elliott Morrow, at the […]
Iowa harvest makes little progress in another soggy week
Wet conditions slowed the harvest again last week. The U.S.D.A. crop report says there was just one day suitable for fieldwork for the week that ended Sunday. The amount of […]
IHSAA Football 2026 Rankings Sept. 28
The rankings for Class 2A, Class 1A, Class A, and Eight-Player, determined by the IHSAA Football Rankings Committees are available below. Ratings Percentage Index (RPI) rankings for Class 5A, Class […]
NAIA Football Top 25 Poll (Sept. 28)
The latest NAIA Football Coaches’ Top 25 Poll is out, and there’s a tie at the top. College of Idaho has moved up two spots to join Keiser of Florida […]
Sioux County Democrats Raise Money to Relieve Iowans’ Medical Debt
Sioux County Democrats are raising money to help Iowa families eliminate medical debt, and the local effort has already exceeded its initial fundraising goal. Party chair Anita Cirulis says the […]
Hull Moves Second Phase of Division Street Project to Spring 2027
Part of Hull’s Division Street reconstruction project will wait until next spring, while the city works toward completing the first phase following construction delays. The Hull City Council approved a […]