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Deer issues top of Iowa DNR’s listening session discussion
The Iowa DNR says deer hunting was the most popular topic in their annual listening sessions with the public. Wildlife Research Section supervisor Chris Ensminger says 284 of the 800
New trade restrictions tied to screwworm detection may disrupt cattle flows and affect multi-state operations
Following the confirmation of New World screwworm in the United States, both Canada and Mexico have issued import restrictions on live cattle from the U.S. University of Tennessee ag economist Charley Martinez
Nebraska lawmaker says USMCA vital for secure ag supply chains
A Nebraska Congressman says it’s vital that USCMA continues to provide safe and secure supply chains for producers and consumers. Adrian Smith says the trilateral trade agreement includes a provision
Radio Iowa/Baseball Coaches Association High School Poll 6/15/26
Class 4A 1. Sioux City East (22-1), LW #1 2. Indianola (15-1), LW #2 3. Cedar Rapids Prairie (16-2), LW #3 4. Pleasant Valley (13-2), LW #6 5. Cedar Rapids
Orange City Native, Tony-Nominated Actress to Open Dutch American Heritage Museum Summer Series
The Dutch American Heritage Museum will launch its summer “Nights at the Museum” series later this month with a presentation from Orange City native and Tony Award-nominated actress Cora Vander
Iowa’s U.S. Senate candidates Hinson, Turek rally with party faithful
The outcome of an Iowa race could tip the balance of political power in the U.S. Senate and the two major party candidates rallied with hundreds of supporters this weekend.
El Nino has arrived
It’s official. El Nino has arrived. Meteorologist Xander Lowry, with Aura Commodities, says the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has declared that the waters in the central Pacific have
Food banks are helping drive demand for Michigan dairy
The United Dairy Industry of Michigan says farmers are helping strengthen food security in rural communities across the state. Cortney Freeland, vice president of engagement and outreach, says more than
Inwood Man Jailed, Faces Felony OWI Charge
(KIWA Radio) — An Inwood man has been arrested on a felony charge after an incident in Inwood. According to a criminal complaint filed with the Lyon County Clerk of
Fireworks are for sale in Iowa, but they’re not supposed to be lit yet
We’re still more than two weeks from Independence Day and some Iowans are already setting off noisy fireworks to celebrate, although it’s breaking local ordinances in many cities to do
