Sioux City, Iowa – Dispensaries opened in Iowa Saturday to sell medical marijuana products in the state for the first time. Patients with approved medical conditions were able to buy the products from five dispensaries in [ More ]
Decorah, Iowa – The Democrat from Decorah who challenged a Republican State Representative from Dorchester has asked for a recount in their race for an Iowa House seat in northeast Iowa. After the canvass in Winneshiek, [ More ]
Des Moines, Iowa (Radio Iowa) – Democrats who’ll be serving in the Iowa House next year met Saturday and elected State Representative Todd Prichard of Charles City as their new leader. Prichard was re-elected to [ More ]
Des Moines, Iowa – There’s still more than a month of fall left, but it’s going to start looking and feeling a lot more like winter later today as a cold front glides over Iowa. [ More ]
Des Moines, Iowa – Many Iowans will be headed to the airport next week for Thanksgiving trips and some forecasts predict this flu season will be more severe than last year. Dr. Deborah Mulligan, Chief Medical [ More ]
Des Moines, Iowa – Farmers made a lot of progress in the harvest with a rare dry week to work in. Radio Iowa’s Dar Danielson reports.
Des Moines, Iowa – Iowa already faces a shortage of primary care doctors and registered nurses. Now, a University of Iowa study finds there’s also a looming shortage of physician assistants, or P-As. Tom Gruca , [ More ]
The jackpots in Powerball and Mega Millions both went unclaimed and continue to increase for the next drawings. The Mega Millions drawing is estimated at a world record 1.6 billion dollars and the Powerball estimated [ More ]
Ames, Iowa – The continued wet weather may prove to be problematic for farmers wanting to harvest their crops. Iowa State University Extension Grain Quality Specialist, Charlie Hurburgh believes the wet conditions add a new issue [ More ]
The days are getting shorter — farmers are in the field — and deer are in the rut. The Iowa D-N-R’s Tyler Harms says that makes it more important for you to be on the [ More ]
Iowa is experiencing its worst West Nile virus outbreak in 15 years. State Deputy Epidemiologist Ann Garvey says 73 cases of the mosquito-borne virus have either been confirmed or are under investigation. West Nile [ More ]
Des Moines, Iowa – With the rattle of rollercoasters and the scent of corn dogs, cotton candy and livestock, the Iowa State Fair starts its 11-day run today with the theme “Nothing Compares.” Fair manager [ More ]
Brooklyn, Iowa – Relatives of missing University of Iowa student Mollie Tibbetts held a news conference in their hometown of Brooklyn earlier this week to give details on a reward. Mollie’s mother, Laura Caulderwood, explained [ More ]
Ames, Iowa – A new report estimates more than one-million acres of soybeans across the region have been accidentally damaged by the use of dicamba herbicide despite strict usage rules. Iowa State University Extension weed specialist [ More ]
Des Moines, Iowa – A spokesperson for the Iowa State Patrol is reminding motorists that the state’s year-old law against texting and driving doesn’t just apply to vehicles that are in motion. Sergeant Nate Ludwig [ More ]
Des Moines, Iowa – The Iowa State Fair opens its 2018 run in less than one month. Fair spokesperson, Mindy Williamson says they are now selling advanced tickets that give you a four-dollar discount off [ More ]
Waverly, Iowa – A young man was killed in a fireworks accident in northeast Iowa over the weekend. Eighteen-year-old Coltin Carolus was badly injured while igniting fireworks with friends late Saturday night at rural home [ More ]
Parkersburg, Iowa – The Iowa Court of Appeals has upheld the conviction of the man convicted of killing Aplington-Parkersburg football coach Ed Thomas. Mark Becker shot and killed Thomas in the high school weight room [ More ]
Charles City, Iowa – Clean-up continues in north-central Iowa after heavy rain on Friday and Saturday caused flooding and straight-line winds and hail caused property and crop damage across Cerro Gordo and Floyd Counties Saturday [ More ]
Greene, Iowa – A man from Greene was arrested on Wednesday, charged with making a threat of terrorism against the North Butler Jr & Sr. High School in Greene. The Butler County Sheriff’s Office reports [ More ]
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