Des Moines, Iowa – Wednesday was Organ Donor Awareness Day at the Iowa Capitol and Senators used the occasion to unanimously pass a proposal called “Logan’s Law.” It would let Iowans put a symbol on [ More ]
Hampton, Iowa – An Iowa nurse has been sentenced to three years in prison for stealing pain pills from his patients. Fifty-eight-year-old James Allen Moorehead of Mason City admits that in 2016 and 2017 — while [ More ]
Ames, Iowa – Iowa State University recently completed an economic research study of the effects of the on-going tariffs placed on American trade. The impacts of the trade tariffs certainly have hurt agriculture, but Iowa State [ More ]
New Hampton, Iowa – New signs are going up outside the facilities of the Mercy Health Network as the organization changes its name to “Mercy-One.” MercyOne President and C-E-O , Bob Ritz, says the name change [ More ]
Des Moines, Iowa – Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown — a likely 2020 presidential candidate- will be making stops in Northeast Iowa Thursday and Friday as part of his 7-city tour. Thursday night he’ll be in Cresco. [ More ]
Rockwell, Iowa – An investigation is underway into what’s being called a suspicious death in northern Iowa. Authorities were called to a home in Rockwell just after 4 o’clock Wednesday afternoon, where a deceased male was [ More ]
West Union, Iowa – Twenty-five-year-old Adam Nakluan Milambiling, of West Union, could face up to 30 years in prison if convicted of the six felony counts he’s facing. According to the Fayette County Sheriff’s office, [ More ]
Des Moines, Iowa – The state’s largest utilities will send out bills this month that have a new way of listing what’s known as the “energy efficiency charge.” MidAmerican Energy spokesman Geoff Greenwood says a [ More ]
Des Moines, Iowa – As you’re formulating New Year’s resolutions, a year-end report from Iowa’s top public health official finds obesity among adult Iowans spiked in the past year, putting the state among the worst [ More ]
Des Moines, Iowa – Some Iowa families have a tradition of taking down the Christmas tree in order to start the new year out fresh. Horticulturist and extension educator John Fech says don’t just toss [ More ]
Des Moines, Iowa – The number of stores selling alcohol increased again in the past year. Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division spokesman, Tyler Ackerson, says the fiscal year that ended in June showed an increase in [ More ]
The Iowa Hawkeyes took advantage of three turnovers and held on down the stretch to upset 18th ranked Mississippi State 27-22 in the Outback Bowl. Gary Dolphin with the call on the Hawkeye Network. [ More ]
Iowa State coach Matt Campbell expects to see continued growth with the Cyclone program. ISU posted its second straight eight win season after a 28-26 loss to 13th ranked Washington State in the Alamo Bowl [ More ]
Yankton, South Dakota – Students from Iowa and several other states will soon be able to pay in-state tuition rates at South Dakota’s public universities. That state’s Board of Regents approved the new policy for [ More ]
Ames, Iowa – Iowa farmland values have dropped four of the last five years in the Iowa State University survey — but some farmland owners are still optimistic that will change in the new year. [ More ]
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 ]
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