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Trade analysts outline administration’s tariff strategy
Trade experts say tariffs are likely to remain a key part of U.S. trade policy despite the Supreme Court striking down the administration’s use of emergency powers to impose them.
Federal Grant to Fund Most of Bridge Replacement East of Alton
A federal grant will cover more than three-quarters of the estimated construction cost to replace a 72-year-old bridge east of Alton. Sioux County is one of seven Iowa counties benefiting
Rock Rapids Man Charged with Burglary After Leaf Blower Allegedly Taken from Neighbor’s Garage
(KIWA) — A Rock Rapids man has been arrested on burglary and theft charges after authorities say he entered a neighbor’s garage and took a leaf blower. Doorbell Camera Allegedly
Rock Rapids Woman Pleads Guilty to Child Endangerment Charge
(KTIV) — A Rock Rapids woman has pleaded guilty to an amended felony charge in a case involving life-threatening injuries suffered by an infant. Court documents state 19-year-old Morgan De
National FFA Organization announces 2026 top Star Award finalists
The National FFA Organization has announced the top 16 finalists for its highest agricultural achievement, the American Star Awards. The American Star Farmer, American Star in Agribusiness, American Star in Agricultural Placement, and American Star in Agriscience represent the best among this year’s American Degree recipients. Each award recognizes FFA members who have developed outstanding skills and competencies throughout their Supervised Agricultural Experiences. A panel of judges will interview the finalists this
Inwood Man Charged with Kidnapping After Alleged Incident in Sheldon
(KIWA) — An Inwood man faces several felony and misdemeanor charges after authorities allege he forced a woman into his vehicle in Sheldon and drove away with her against her
Iowa’s extreme heat can be exceptionally hard on our hearts
We’ve all heard the warnings about taking it easy when the heat is on during an Iowa summer, but a medical expert is explaining some of the science behind why
‘Corn sweat’ could make Iowa hot and sticky soon as temperatures ramp up
A steamy summer week is ahead as forecasters say most of Iowa will see high temperatures in the low 90s today (Monday), with highs creeping up over the next several
President Trump endorses Lahn, Iowa GOP’s nominee for governor
Republican candidate for governor Zach Lahn says he looks forward to having President Trump campaign for him in Iowa. Trump endorsed Lahn Friday, calling him an “America First Patriot” and
Iowa Democrats urged to focus on expanding coalition
Iowa Democratic Party candidates and leaders are urging party activists and campaign volunteers to focus on winning over independent and Republican voters in this year’s General Election. A crowd of
