Near Sioux Center, Iowa — Construction continues on the water system that is to bring Missouri River aquifer water to a number of northwest Iowa communities. Read more
Sheldon Schools Return To Learn Plan
Sheldon, Iowa– The Iowa Department of Education released information to schools within Iowa as a response to Covid 19 to better help prepare schools to educate students while also being able to maintain a safe environment for students during the pandemic. Read more
Get A Grip On Nature And Feel What It’s All About Tuesday at Dog Creek Park
O’Brien County, Iowa– The O’Brien County Conservation Board is looking forward to hosting guided/self-guided experiences at their parks this summer. Join the naturalist for a different kind of outdoor fun. Read more
June Had A Mix Of Rainfall For The State
Statewide Iowa — (RI) — State climatologist Justin Glisan says Iowa was a divided state in June when it came to rainfall. Read more
New State Law Says: ‘Let Them Sell Lemonade’
Statewide Iowa — (RI) — A new state law that took effect this week ensures Iowa kids have a right to sell lemonade, cookies and other types of food and non-alcoholic drinks. Read more
Iowa Has New, Tougher Law On Animal Abuse, Torture
Statewide Iowa — A new state law that took effect with the first day of July enhances the penalties for those caught abusing, neglecting or torturing pets. The law makes it easier for prosecutors to pursue these cases. A person convicted of seriously injuring or killing a pet could be sentenced to up to two years in prison. A second offense would be a felony. Representative Mary Wolfe, a Democrat from Clinton, says the penalties in the new law are reasonable. Read more