
IEDA Approves Assistance For Rosenboom Milford Expansion
Des Moines, Iowa (KUOO) — The Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) approved a little more than $1.35 million in tax credits on Friday to Rosenboom Machine and Tool for an

Des Moines, Iowa (KUOO) — The Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) approved a little more than $1.35 million in tax credits on Friday to Rosenboom Machine and Tool for an

Orange City, Iowa (SCR) — Several key county roads in Sioux County are under major construction, as engineers prepare for long-term improvements and flood-related repairs. Sioux County Engineer Joel Sikkema

Orange City, Iowa (Sioux County Radio) — As Orange City Area Health System prepares to celebrate 20 years at its current campus, longtime CEO Marty Guthmiller says the milestone has

Cherokee, Iowa (SLR) — A commercial building fire in downtown Cherokee drew more than 40 firefighters Wednesday afternoon and caused an estimated $1.2 million in damage. The Cherokee Fire Department

Marcus, Iowa (SLR) — Construction is now underway on what will become Cherokee County’s first modern roundabout, a major safety project at the intersection of Iowa Highway 3 and Iowa

Statewide Iowa (RI) — Wednesday was the first day for early voting in Iowa’s Primary Elections. It was also the first day county auditors may start mailing absentee ballots to

Orange City, Iowa — A northwest Iowa public school has a new principal. MOC-Floyd Valley has selected Mr. Blake Wieking as the district’s new middle school principal. MOC/FV officials tell

Orange City, Iowa (KIWA/Sioux County Radio)– There are apparently some fake Orange City Tulip Festival Night Show tickets out there. Festival organizers are warning guests about invalid Night Show tickets

Orange City, Iowa (Sioux County Radio) — The 85th annual Orange City Tulip Festival officially begins this week, with the Tulip Festival Night Show on Tuesday evening ahead of the

Sheldon, Iowa (Sioux County Radio) — As artificial intelligence continues reshaping classrooms, workplaces, and industries across the country, Northwest Iowa Community College President Dr. John Hartog says colleges must balance