When students return to Gehlen Catholic Middle and High School in Le Mars in a few weeks, they’ll be facing a new “no cell phone” policy. Principal Bryan Paulson says they’ve tried restricting cell phone use in the past, but it just wasn’t working. “Each classroom in grades seven through 12 had a cell phone […]
The Iowa DNR is reminding those who live in areas where bears have turned up in the past to be ready
A memorial service for fallen police officers was held at the Clarinda Cemetery’s Tomb of the Unknown on Wednesday afternoon. The
Iowa Congressman Zach Nunn, a Republican from Ankeny, says there was a last-minute attempt to block Wednesday’s House vote on pro-ethanol
Iowa schools are required to hold active shooter drills, just like fire and tornado drills, and school staff and first responders
A fully-interactive, internationally-touring show that turns the entire audience into performers is making its first-ever Iowa stop on Friday night, focusing
A northwest Iowa city’s celebration of its Dutch heritage that began with a small flower show in 1936 continues, as the
The U.S. House has passed a bill to scrap an EPA rule and allow E15 to be sold year-round in every
Summit Carbon Solutions plans to shrink the scope of its pipeline project in Iowa by about 200 miles. The company has
The Iowa Court of Appeals has ordered a new trial for a Las Vegas man convicted of second-degree murder based on
