Farmers want to sell their crops, not collect payments
IARN – As Iowa farmers look back on 2025 and begin planning for the year ahead, trade remains one of the biggest issues shaping the future of agriculture. It has
IARN – As Iowa farmers look back on 2025 and begin planning for the year ahead, trade remains one of the biggest issues shaping the future of agriculture. It has

Sioux Center, Iowa — The Pella Corporation Sioux Center team has awarded $25,000 in grants to three local nonprofits after the plant was named the inaugural Spirit Award Plant Winner

Spencer, Iowa — A jury in Clay County has convicted a man on a murder charge. The case involved the death of another man whose body was found in an

Sheldon, Iowa — Another artist has been announced by Rise Ministries for this summer’s RiseFest. Here’s Rise Ministries Founder and President Rob Roozeboom. Wickham will be marking his second appearance

This time of year, ice anglers, snowmobilers, and ATV and UTV riders are reminded about the thickness — or thinness — of ice on area lakes and other bodies of

Des Moines, Iowa (RI) — The minority leader in the Iowa House says Democrats will be engaged in trying to resolve the long-running debate over the proposed Summit Carbon Solutions

Statewide Iowa (RI) — The Powerball jackpot for Christmas Eve is now $1.7 billion after Monday night’s drawing passed without a winner. Iowa Lottery officials say well over $2.1 million

Statewide Iowa (RI) — Senator Chuck Grassley says he’s shocked the Treasury Department has abandoned a plan to issue a commemorative coin honoring the women’s suffrage movement. Special quarters will

Orange City, Iowa — An early-morning disturbance in Orange City led to an arrest and multiple charges on Tuesday, December 23rd. According to the Orange City Police Department, officers were

Today’s Talk of the Town podcast features our guest Trooper Kevin Krull with the Iowa State Patrol, sharing some year-end statistics with us. Here is today’s Talk of the Town