STATE CENTER — Over the last few months, festivalgoers and attendees of various patriotic events may have noticed a massive restored Vietnam-era Sikorsky UH-34D Marine Corps helicopter making conspicuous landings around central Iowa, and if Nicholas and Kimberly Turner of rural State ...
While setting a date for a public hearing on an amendment to the city’s Urban Renewal Plan for Area No. 4 may not sound particularly exciting or newsworthy on its face, the motion before the city council on Monday evening offered a chance to engage in initial discussions on its financing ...
A time comes each year when the nation recognizes emergency management, and that time is the whole month of August. Launched in 2025 by the International Association of Emergency Managers, National Emergency Management Awareness Month is intended to showcase the importance of emergency ...
A Marshalltown man who had already been arrested in connection with a shots fired incident last month is now facing a series of even more serious charges — including first degree kidnapping, a Class A felony — over allegations that he strangled a victim, forced her into his camper, fired ...
The Iowa Libertarian Party nominated new candidates Wednesday for lieutenant governor and 3rd District to appear on the 2026 ballot. The Libertarian Party of Iowa’s State Central Committee met to officially nominate two candidates to appear in two races where previous Libertarian candidates ...
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird said Iowa can find ways to be more “proactive” in collecting and responding to Medicaid fraud tips as the Iowa Medicaid Fraud Elimination Task Force held its second meeting Wednesday. The task force was convened by Gov. Kim Reynolds in July. The 11-member ...
