Dordt Launches One-Year Pilot Offering Campuswide Access to AI Tools
Dordt University is embarking on a one-year pilot program with BoodleBox, a collaborative AI platform built for lifelong learning and work with AI. Dordt students, faculty, and staff will be […]
Iowa Great Lakes To Host 2026 Iowa Water Conference
The annual Iowa Water Conference will be held next month. This year’s event will take place in the Iowa Great Lakes. Laura Frescoln, Research Administrator for the Iowa Water Center […]
School Resource Officers Talk School Safety & School Relations
Sioux County School Resource Officers went on a recent Daily Grind to talk about their work at the local schools and how they keep kids safe. As school starts back […]
43-Year-Old Man Injured in Sioux Center Rear-End Crash
A 43-year-old man was taken to the hospital following a rear-end crash in Sioux Center Tuesday afternoon. According to the Sioux Center Police Department, the crash happened at about 5 […]
Residents Press PathOne on Trust, Power, and Local Benefits at Hull Data Center Meeting
The City of Hull wanted more information about potential data center development in the area, and that interest led to Tuesday night’s community meeting with PathOne Data Centers. Hull Mayor […]
Former West Lyon Softball Coach Arrested on No-Contact, Registry Charges
(KTIV) — A Rock Valley woman and former West Lyon softball coach has been arrested on two new charges less than two weeks after she was sentenced in a student […]
First Habitat for Humanity Home Planned in Boyden
Siouxland Habitat for Humanity plans to begin construction on its first home in Boyden next spring, and applications are now being accepted from families interested in the homeownership opportunity. Construction […]
Crop Report: Iowa Corn and Soybean Conditions Remain Strong Despite Dry Week
Dry conditions continued across northwest Iowa and much of the state last week as Iowa’s corn and soybean crops moved closer to harvest while remaining predominantly in good-to-excellent condition. Most […]
Former Senate Candidate Nathan Sage Weighs In on Iowa Races, Data Centers
Former Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Nathan Sage says affordability, water quality, healthcare access and frustration with political division could help decide several closely watched Iowa races this November. During a […]
Spirit Lake School Board Votes Unanimously to Put Nearly $70 Million Bond Issue on the Ballot
(KUOO) — The Spirit Lake School Board voted unanimously in a special session Monday to officially put a $69.9 million bond issue on the ballot for the November 3rd election. […]