Des Moines, Iowa (RI) — Republicans in the Iowa House of Representatives have sent a bill to the governor that would ban certain topics from government diversity training and school lessons. Read more
Expert: Cold Not Much Of A Factor, But Fields Could Sure Use Some Rain
Northwest Iowa — We had some early planting in northwest Iowa and in some areas we’ve had some rain and then some sub-freezing temperatures. But an expert thinks for the most part, planted crops are going to be OK. Read more
Over 700 Degrees Being Conferred In Sioux County This Weekend
Sioux County, Iowa — This is graduation weekend for the seniors at Dordt University and Northwestern College, and many students are receiving their degrees. Read more
Planted Seed In Field Seemed Undamaged After Stubble Fire
Paullina, Iowa — About twenty acres of cornstalk stubble was burned in a fire on Thursday, May 6, 2021, near Paullina.
Orange City’s 80th Tulip Festival Is Less Than A Week Away
Orange City, Iowa — Last-minute preparations continue in Orange City for the first Tulip Festival since 2019. The annual festival was canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic. Read more
Area Schools To Recognize, Thank Board Members During May
Northwest Iowa — Each May the Iowa Association of School Boards invites Iowans to honor and recognize school board members. This month is a designated time to show support for your local school board. Read more