The Iowa Supreme Court has upheld the sexual abuse conviction of a Woodbury County man who claimed video of the act was a deep fake. The woman involved had been

A week ago, heavy rains caused delays for many Iowa farmers who were eager to get to work on the harvest but the soil was too soggy. Now, the weather’s

With sunny skies and unseasonably high temperatures in the 70s and 80s in the forecast, it might be the ideal time to hop in the car and head out for

Many farmers in northwest Iowa are wrapping up their first full week of the harvest with dry, warm conditions, as the rains finally stopped last weekend and the combines were

Lumen Technologies plans to end CenturyLink land line service in 20 Iowa communities on October 18. Lumen operates its Iowa land-lines under the brand name CenturyLink. The company said “a

The Council Bluffs fire chief says Firefighter/Medic Charles Jones died Thursday following a medical emergency. A 19-year department veteran, officials say Jones responded to emergencies and helped residents during some

Railroading enthusiasts will soon have a chance to ride the rails in the style of a century ago while helping several small western Iowa communities preserve past traditions for the

Two of the candidates running in Iowa’s second congressional district disagreed on tariffs and how to fix Social Security during a debate last night on Iowa PBS. Republican Joe Mitchell