March 27, 2025

Forecasters say much of Iowa can expect high temperatures in the 60s, 70s and even near 80 today and tomorrow, which will prompt some Iowans to pull out their kayaks and canoes. Sure, it’s spring, but Iowa DNR conservation officer Nate Carr says if you’re going out on the water, plan ahead to get wet. […] View Full Story

The Iowa House has passed a bill that could lead to new restrictions on what Iowans may buy with federal food assistance. If the USDA grants a waiver from the current list of eligible foods and beverages, Iowans would be limited to using SNAP benefits to buy “healthy foods” including whole grains, proteins, fruits and […] View Full Story

A utility worker in north-central was badly injured while trying to make electrical repairs during last week’s blizzard. Webster City lineman Bryan Dayton came in contact with a live wire while working to restore the power. Webster City city manager John Harrenstein says Dayton is still recovering at an Iowa City hospital. “Our hearts and […] View Full Story

Attorney General Brenna Bird says a northeast Iowa sheriff violated state law by saying in a Facebook post that his office would not cooperate with detainer requests from federal immigration officials. On February 4, Winneshiek County Sheriff Dan Marx, a Republican, said his office would assist with immigration-related warrants issued by a court, but not […] View Full Story