The National Weather Service in Omaha has revised the width of Thursday night's tornado in Fremont and Page counties. NWS previously estimated the EF-1 tornado's width as 3,130 yards across. After further review of the damage, the tornado's …
Iowa quarterback Brendan Sullivan recently entered the transfer portal, but it doesn't look like he'll be there for too long. In fact, early indications are that Sullivan, 22, could wind up playing elsewhere in the Big Ten. That's because …
The Iowa House passed a bill banning citizen police review boards, sending it to Gov. Kim Reynolds for signature. At least five cities will have to dismantle their review boards if the bill becomes law, while smaller cities like University Heights may not …
Iowa Cubs catcher Moises Ballesteros was struggling to start the season when he made an important adjustment at the plate. Ballesteros, who was having trouble with pitches on the outer part of the plate, focused on staying inside the ball with his swing …
In a Q&A, U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa underscored the critical role of biofuels in bolstering the farm economy. He highlighted the importance of the Renewable Volume Obligation (RVO) in providing a stable market for corn and soybean farmers. “ …
Could Iowa Hawkeyes transfer quarterback Brendan Sullivan be nearing a new home within the conference? Early signs are pointing to a big-time player and contender in the Big Ten inquiring about his services after recently leaving Iowa and entering the …
Iowa is home to one lone billionaire and he lives in a town of 6,000 people. Every year, Forbes releases a list of the richest people in the world. Iowa only has one person representing the state on the list and he is from Adel. Who is the richest person …
ANKENY — The 2025 Stars Over Iowa Finalists were selected for recognition as part of the 97th Iowa FFA State Leadership Conference at Hilton Coliseum in Ames, Iowa, April 13-15, 2025. Twenty finalists were selected in four different areas: Agribusiness, …
Des Moines, Iowa (RI) — Iowa high school students soon will have to answer at least 60 of the 100 questions on the US Citizenship Test correctly in order to graduate. The requirement, which will start for the Class of 2027, is in a bill that won final …
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