Local & State News
Forecasters say Iowa could see a warmer, wetter winter thanks to El Nino
The state climatologist says it’s looking like Iowans may be in for a warmer winter ahead, and a season of less snow and more rain. Justin Glisan says he’s been
Tips for Iowans to keep Fido and Fluffy safe when trick-or-treaters arrive
Halloween can be a scary, stressful time for Iowans’ pets, with doorbells ringing, strange noises, and costumed kids darting through in the yard. Megan Matamoros, director of shelter operations at

Ashley Hinson Rallies Support at Dordt University
U.S. Congresswoman Ashley Hinson made a campaign stop on her “Fighting for Iowa” bus tour at Dordt University as she continues her bid for the United States Senate. Hinson, a

Sioux Center Man Faces Third-Offense OWI Charge Following Traffic Stop
A Sioux Center man faces a felony drunk driving charge following a traffic stop Tuesday night, October 27. According to court documents, Sioux Center Police stopped 41-year-old Hector Hernandez Martinez
MAHA rally in Iowa features RFK, Jr, GOP candidate for governor Lahn
Cleaning up Iowa water, growing food for human consumption and forbidding vaccine mandates were major themes at tonight’s Make American Healthy Again rally in suburban Des Moines. U.S. Health and
MAHA rally in Iowa to boost
Cleaning up Iowa water, growing food for human consumption and forbidding vaccine mandates were major themes at tonight’s Make American Healthy Again rally in suburban Des Moines. U.S. Health and
Secretary of State: years of preparation will make Iowa voting safe
Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate met with the media today to talk about the preparations for the General Election voting next Tuesday. “When you cast your ballot in the
Historic Des Moines mansion now the home of the Italian-American Cultural Center of Iowa
The Italian-American Cultural Center of Iowa is now open in its new location at the historic Butler Mansion in Des Moines. The chair of the Center’s board, Jeff Lamberti, says
Time change may put Iowans at higher risk for heart attacks, car wrecks
Iowans need to remember to push their clocks back an hour before heading to bed on Saturday night, and one expert says falling back can be very tough on our
Sioux County officials lift moratorium, approve data center regulations
Sioux County supervisors have voted to lift a data center moratorium and have approved new rules for data centers. Carl Vande Weerd was one of the four supervisors who voted
