Category Archives: Local News

(Red Oak) A Red Oak Man faces charges following an incident with a Peace Officer. Police responded to the United Group Insurance parking lot at around 11:41 in Red Oak for a report of a man on the hig...

(Area) Youth Deer Season opens Saturday. The season runs through October 2nd. "It's open to Iowa residents who are younger than 16 years old the day they purchase the license." Bryan Hayes with the Io...

(Glenwood) West Elementary School in Glenwood was named a 2022 National Blue Ribbon School. The recognition is based on a school's overall academic performance or progress in closing achievement gaps ...

(Atlantic) The Atlantic Police Department reports eleven arrests and one citation between September 1st and September 16th. SK Kovac, 22, of Atlantic, was arrested September 1st for Public Intoxicatio...

(Atlantic) On Thursday, September 15th, Cass Health welcomed Governor Kim Reynolds for a tour of the newly renovated facility and an opportunity to discuss rural health legislative priorities. "We wer...

(Undated) -- Five Iowa Schools have earned national Blue Ribbon status this year. All five schools were chosen based on overall academic performance on state assessments or national tests. They are Pr...

(Creston) Creston Police arrested two people on drug-related charges on Thursday at Levy and Sycamore Streets. Officers arrested 27-year-old Jose Luis Carreon of Laredo, Texas, and 23-year-old Moesha ...

(Clarinda) The Page County Sheriff's Office has identified an inmate who died on September 3rd as 74-year-old Phillip Eugene Holmes of Clarinda. Autopsy results reveal Holmes died of natural causes du...

(Pocahontas, IA) -- The Pocahontas Area Schools superintendent is responding to a petition that challenges his ongoing employment with the district. The petition regarding Joe Kramer cites concerns ov...

(Audubon) Building permits for farm buildings in Audubon County were addressed by the Audubon County Board of Supervisors this week. Supervisor's Chairman Doug Sorensen says they had a considerable di...