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U.S. Senate candidate Wahls calls for Schumer to step down
State Senator Zach Wahls of Coralville, a Democrat running for the U.S. Senate, is calling on Chuck Schumer to resign as the Senate’s minority leader. Wahls said Schumer has failed
GOP says Democrat Sand’s property tax idea is unconstitutional
The Iowa GOP and a Republican who leads the Iowa Senate’s tax-writing committee say a property tax idea from Democrat Rob Sand, who’s running for governor, is unconstitutional. Sand said
After the snowy weekend, forecasters say Iowa’s in for a big warmup
Iowans who are bundled up in their winter coats, hats and gloves today may be back in shorts and t-shirts to wrap up their yard work by the weekend. Meteorologist

City of Rock Valley Featured on “My Town” Series
Cory Hepola, the founder of the My Town series, grew up in a small town in Minnesota. His dream was to become a TV News Anchor and when the opportunity
Four ISU students who died during wartime to be recognized today
The annual Gold Star ceremony is scheduled for this afternoon to honor the memory of Iowa State University students who died while serving in the U.S. military. ISU spokeswoman Megan

Sioux County Radio News Summary Week of November 3rd
Below are the story headlines used in this week’s summary: Orange City House Fire Determined to be Human-Caused Orange City to Hold City Council Runoff Election Former West Lyon Coach
Three dead, one wounded, in Iowa Falls shootings
Iowa Falls police are investigating a shooting Sunday morning that claimed three lives. The Hardin County dispatch center received a 911 call from a person who found multiple people unresponsive
Iowa Democrats running for US Senate criticize deal to end gov’t shutdown
The three candidates campaigning for the Iowa Democratic Party’s 2026 U-S Senate nomination are criticizing the deal that may end the federal government shutdown. Eight Democrats joined Republican senators tonight
Sand backs taxing out-of-staters that own Iowa property more
State Auditor Rob Sand, a Democrat running for governor, says when it comes to property taxes, he supports taxing out-of-state property owners at a higher rate than Iowa residents. “I
Iowa’s fall color show could end with the snowy weekend ahead
Mother Nature’s thrown Iowa a few curve balls this fall, making it difficult for people who love looking at the oranges, yellows and reds of autumn to know when and
