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Iowa A.G. Bird issues statement about students’ free speech rights
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird says colleges and universities should not use the murder of Charlie Kirk to suppress the free speech rights of students. Bird has authored a statement

Sioux County Radio News Summary for Week of September 15th
Below are the stories used in this week’s summary: Fatal Crash In Plymouth CountyA Northwest Iowa woman was killed in a crash Saturday night in Plymouth County. The Iowa State
New effort in Council Bluffs tries hands-on approach to help the homeless
Activists in Council Bluffs are taking to the streets to help people who are homeless through a new program called “A Path Forward.” Chasity Kephart is a first responder community
Iowa Great Lakes watershed management sees some success
The Iowa Environmental Protection Commission is continuing a program with the state Ag Department that works to improve the watershed runoff into the Iowa Great Lakes. The DNR’s Ginger Murphy
Iowa Bicycle Coalition leader wants regulations for fake electric bikes
The executive director of the Iowa Bicycle Coalition says there needs to be more regulation on one of the hottest new type of bikes rolling around Iowa. Luke Hoffman says

Dordt Tops Iowa Christian College Rankings, Ranks 22nd Nationally
Dordt University has been named the #1 Christian college in Iowa and #22 in the nation, according to Niche’s 2026 rankings. The rankings, which are updated throughout the year, reflect
Brian McLaren teaches Iowans how to keep it together when the world’s falling apart
An international speaker who’s billed as an author, activist and podcaster says he’s bringing a message of hope and healing to central Iowa this weekend. Brian McLaren is a former

Feenstra Secures $1.8M for Rock Valley Flood Repairs
Recovery efforts continue for the Rock Valley Community School District more than a year after last summer’s flood. Congressman Randy Feenstra announced that FEMA has approved $1.8 million in funding
Racing at Spencer airport to raise money for charity
There will be plenty of take-offs Sunday at the Spencer Airport during the Black Knights Car Club’s annual drag races. Vehicles have to be registered and insured in order to
Former U.S. Rep. Blum of Dubuque launches 2026 campaign
Former Republican Congressman Rod Blum of Dubuque is campaigning to return to the U.S. House in 2027. Blum served two terms in the House, including the first two years of