Help is available for Iowans suffering from PTSD
June is Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD Awareness Month. Winnebago County Veterans Affairs Director Mary Lou Kleveland says many people are unaware that there is a condition. “The condition […]
Forecaster: Iowa’s wicked heat wave may last through July 4th
Ninety-six of Iowa’s 99 counties will be under an Extreme Heat Warning starting at noon today and running through 9 o’clock tomorrow night. The remaining three counties, Lyon, Osceola and […]
Two people are killed in Saturday crashes in Adair, Harrison counties
Two separate weekend crashes in western Iowa each claimed a life. A 17-year-old from Cass County died late Saturday night during a rollover accident in Adair County. The Iowa State […]
Radio Iowa/Baseball Coaches Association High School Poll 6/29/26
Class 4A 1. Sioux City East (33-2), LW #1 2. Indianola (25-2), LW #2 3. Cedar Rapids Prairie (25-5), LW #3 4. Waukee (21-8), LW #5 5. Cedar Rapids Kennedy […]
Central Iowa training center to focus on conserving land and water
A new classroom facility is opening in Marshall County that’ll be used to train more people to conserve water and soil. It’s on the demonstration farm owned by the Iowa […]
New policy for IDing, serving talented and gifted students in Iowa schools
A new law requires Iowa school boards to have uniform guidelines in place for screening, identifying and serving gifted students before school starts in 2027. The policy passed the Iowa […]
Iowa cities may permit ‘social districts’ for public alcohol consumption
A new state law that takes effect Wednesday will let cities designate temporary zones where people may buy alcohol from a bar or restaurant and legally carry it around and […]
National party considers fine if Iowa Democrats hold unsanctioned Caucuses first
National Democrats are proposing a $270,000 fine for any state party that defies the national party’s approved schedule and holds an early voting contest in the 2028 presidential race. At […]
Iowa Libertarian running for US House says RFK, Jr. talked to him about dropping out
Rick Stewart of Cedar Rapids, the Libertarian Party candidate running in Iowa’s second congressional district, says U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., called him two weeks […]
Supreme Court throws out Dubuque man’s gun conviction
The Iowa Supreme Court has ruled a 14 year old misdemeanor assault charge should not prevent a Dubuque man from posessing a gun. Eric Schadl was charged with illegally possessing […]