IARN – USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey says near to above normal temperatures and precipitation are expected for most of the nation for the week of September 16th-22nd. Rippey says the
IARN – The Trump Administration’s approach to trade has led to prolonged uncertainty in agricultural markets, leaving farmers to contend with tighter margins and unsettled outlooks. While the intent has
Washington, DC (RI) — Iowa Congresswoman Ashley Hinson says she is sponsoring a bill to increase penalties against those who attack ICE agents. Hinson, a Republican from Marion, is sponsoring
Iowa (RI) — Job seekers looking for personalized help from federal career centers now have to verify their citizenship, as the Trump administration is preventing people without legal status from
Ames, Iowa (RI) — The Iowa Transportation Commission approved funding this week for roadways to an area in Spencer where businesses could relocate after the flooding of 2024. The DOT’s
Hawarden, Iowa — Renovation work continues in the West Sioux Community School District. On Tuesday, November 7, 2023, West Sioux Community School District voters approved a one-question bond referendum in
Northwest Iowa — This Thursday, September 11th, is Patriot Day. Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds has ordered all flags at half-staff from sunrise to sunset on Thursday, September 11th, in honor
Ashton, Iowa — A hog barn was damaged in a fire on Tuesday, September 9th, near Ashton. According to a press release from the Ashton Fire Department, at about 11:30
Eagle Grove, Iowa (RI) — No arrests have been made after a monument in north-central Iowa was defaced. Vandals were responsible for spray-painting swastikas and racial slurs on a monument
On today’s Talk of the Town podcast, our guest is Sioux County Naturalist Emily Ostrander, telling us about some fun activities coming up with Sioux County Conservation. Here is today’s
