Precision During Corn Silage Harvest Can Protect Feed Quality and Farm Safety
As corn silage season approaches, a Northwest Iowa dairy specialist is encouraging producers to focus on four key factors that can influence feed quality for the entire year. Northwest Iowa […]
Crop Report: Northwest Iowa Receives Welcome Rain as State Records Wettest Week of Growing Season
Northwest Iowa received welcome rainfall last week as several storm systems crossed the region and Iowa recorded its wettest week of the 2026 growing season. While most northwest Iowa totals […]
Motorcyclist Suffers Suspected Serious Injuries in Sioux Center Crash
A motorcyclist was taken to the hospital following a single-vehicle accident Sunday afternoon in Sioux Center. According to the Sioux Center Police Department, the accident occurred shortly after noon at […]
Sheriff’s Office Seeks Information After Hit-and-Run Near Sioux Center
The Sioux County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help locating a pickup involved in a hit-and-run west of Sioux Center. Authorities say 42-year-old Brad Beukelman of Hull was […]
Hull Division Street Work Moves North Toward Fifth Street
Work on Hull’s 2026 Division Street Reconstruction Project is moving north following the completion of sanitary sewer service installation. According to the city’s latest construction update, crews have also connected […]
Sheldon Woman Faces Felony Charge After Allegedly Injuring O’Brien County Sheriff
(KIWA) — A Sheldon woman already in custody on domestic abuse charges now faces a felony charge after allegedly injuring the O’Brien County sheriff inside the county jail. According to […]
Ashton Post Office Temporarily Closes Over Safety and Health Concerns
(KUOO / KIWA) — Residents of Ashton must temporarily travel nearly seven miles to Sibley for U.S. Postal Service retail and post office box services. A notice from the Postal […]
Orange City Program to Explore How Dark War Memories Shaped Dutch Immigrants
A program Tuesday evening at the Dutch American Heritage Museum in Orange City will examine why hundreds of thousands of people left the Netherlands after World War II—and how memories […]
Rep. Wheeler Weighs in on Sioux County Data Center Discussion
Iowa District 4 Representative Skyler Wheeler says Sioux County should remain open to the potential benefits of data center development, but supervisors should continue seeking firm answers before considering whether […]
Sioux County Radio News Summary for the Week of August 10th
See the headlines used in this week’s summary below… • Potential PathOne Data Center Dominates Local Discussion • Large Bale Fire Draws Widespread Response • Former Daycare Director Faces 31 […]