Des Moines, Iowa — Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate is visiting 70 Iowa schools this fall to encourage 17-year-olds to register to vote now, so they’re ready to cast a ballot when they turn 18. Read more
The UAW Strike Could Lead To New Car Shortages, Again
Statewide Iowa — Iowans likely won’t see an immediate impact from the United Auto Workers strike that started on Friday, but if it lasts a while, there could very well be shortages of new vehicles for sale on car lots across the state. Read more
Even Without A Dress Code, Grassley Won’t ‘Dress Down’ On Senate Floor
Washington, DC — For nearly two-and-a-half centuries, it’s been tradition to wear professional, business attire on the floor of the U-S Senate, and Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says he’s in “shock” the Senate Majority Leader would drop the dress code. Read more
Sheldon City Council Meeting Is On TUESDAY Instead Of Wednesday This Week
Sheldon, Iowa — Due to several council members being unavailable for the Sheldon City Council to meet on their regular date and time, the meeting has been moved to this Tuesday, September 19th, at 4:30 p.m. Read more
Kassel Gets Life Without Parole For Murdering Mother
Primghar, Iowa — A Rock Rapids man will spend the rest of his life behind bars after pleading guilty to murdering his mother. Read more
Vigil For Slain Algona Policeman Draws Hundreds
Algona, Iowa — A solemn vigil was held in downtown Algona on Sunday night as hundreds of area residents came together to remember the life of Algona Police Officer Kevin Cram. Read more