Rain changing to snow in developing blizzard, driving is getting iffy
The last day of winter is going out with a blizzard. Forecasters say a storm system will drop up to a foot of snow across a long stretch of Iowa […]
Blizzard or not, farmers are readying for spring planting season
While a large portion of Iowa may see thunderstorms or blizzard conditions today, farmers across the state are still preparing for the planting season ahead, as tomorrow’s the first day […]
Finalists selected for Iowa Beef Industry Council’s best burger
Iowa Beef Industry Council spokesperson Kylie Peterson says they have narrowed down the more than six-thousand nominations into their “Best Burger” contest to a final group. “These are the top […]
Bills to restrict D.E.I. at Iowa’s public, private colleges clear House
A bill that’s cleared the Iowa House would to prohibit the three state universities from requiring students take courses about diversity, equity and inclusion or critical race theory — unless […]
Failed attempt to force Iowa Senate vote on eminent domain for pipeline
An attempt that could have forced the Iowa Senate to vote on restrictions for the proposed carbon pipeline has failed. During consideration of the Senate’s operating rules, Democratic Senator Tony […]
Iowa Natural Resources Commission seeking plan for dam at Palisades Kepler State Park
A consultant has been hired to review the best way to remove a low-head dam and improve the area around it at an eastern Iowa park. DNR River Programs Coordinator […]
On 47-1, Iowa Senate votes to ban handling smart phones while driving
The Iowa Senate has — again — passed a bill that would penalize motorists who handle a smart phone while driving. Republican Senator Mark Lofgren of Muscatine said it hopefully […]
Grassley can’t confirm DOGE ordered deep cuts to Social Security staff, services
National media outlets are publishing what’s described as an internal memo from Social Security officials outlining thousands of job cuts and even the shutdown of the agency’s 800-number to comply […]
Boy’s state basketball tourney moving to Ames in 2027
The Iowa High School Athletic Association and Iowa State University announced today that the Boy’s State Basketball Tournament will be moving to Hilton Coliseum in Ames starting in 2027. The […]
Blizzard forecast to hit NW Iowa on the last day of winter
Forecasters say travel could be difficult if not impossible across Iowa’s northwestern third tomorrow. Blizzard conditions are in the forecast for some 30 counties with winds gusting up to 65 […]