Rebuilding is long process after spring flooding in NW Iowa
More than three months after historic flooding hit northwest Iowa, residents in one community still need help — and they’re getting it. When the Little Sioux River hit record levels, […]
GUIDE program aims to help Iowans with dementia avoid nursing homes
A central Iowa hospital will be the first in the state to offer a new program aimed at helping people with dementia stay in their homes. Broadlawns Medical Center in […]
Central and southern Iowa to join in on the freezing temperatures tonight
The northern part of the state saw freezing temperatures overnight, and the rest of the state is expected to get them tonight. National Weather Service meteorologist Dylan Dodson says central […]
GOP VP nominee Vance in Iowa raising money for Trump campaign
Republican Vice Presidential nominee J-D Vance headlined a campaign fundraiser in Iowa this morning. The Des Moines Register was first to report the appearance by Vance at a high-dollar event […]
Grassley: Disaster funding is ‘more than ample,’ satisfied with FEMA response
Some Democrats are calling for Congress to return from its recess to enact emergency legislation that would pay for additional relief following the two recent hurricanes that caused significant damage […]
Grassley: Disaster funding is more than ample, satisfied with FEMA response
Some Democrats are calling for Congress to return from its recess to enact emergency legislation that would pay for additional relief following the two recent hurricanes that caused significant damage […]
University of Dubuque sees record flight school enrollment as pilot demand increases
The University of Dubuque’s aviation program is seeing record enrollment, as the program’s director says the need for new pilots is growing. Aviation Program Director Randy Warm tells KCRG TV […]
Iowa farmer sentenced to 15 years for stealing cattle, COVID benefits
A northeast Iowa farmer has been sentenced to over 15 years in federal prison for stealing over $5 million worth of livestock and federal pandemic assistance. Prosecutors say 54-year-old Michael […]
Iowa’s AEAs endure challenges, staff cuts
Iowa’s Area Education Agencies are still making adjustments in how they operate, based on changes mandated during the last legislative session. Stan Rheingans is interim administrator for the Central Rivers […]
Today’s Iowa Cancer Summit gathers researchers, survivors, caregivers
Iowa is one of few states in the nation where cancer rates are still rising, and some of state’s top cancer researchers are meeting in the Des Moines metro area […]