Category Archives: Local News

(Area) The Iowa State Patrol is joining Iowa's statewide Traffic Fatality Task Force to reduce Iowa roadways' deaths. As part of that effort, State Troopers will be conducting a special traffic enforc...

(Audubon) The Audubon Recreation Foundation is hoping to expand the rec center. The plan is to add a full size basketball court with a walking track. Kyle Kjergaard, who is on the subcommittee, says, ...

(Red Oak) Red Oak Police arrested 37-year old Kyle Anthony Zeigler of Red Oak on Sunday for Driving While Barred. Officer's transported Ziegler to the Montgomery County Jail, where he was held on a $2...

(Atlantic) The Atlantic Chamber Ambassadors were hosted by Interior Touch on Thursday March 11th, 2021 for a ribbon cutting ceremony to welcome the new owners Jared & Carrie Schmitt. The Ambassado...

(Area) April 9th marks the start of the Turkey Hunting season in Iowa. The youth season will start on the 9th of April followed by four separate gun seasons. "Some of us have turned our attention towa...

The Winter Weather Advisory area has expanded south and now includes Audubon, Guthrie, Crawford and Carroll counties. The Advisory is in effect from 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday. 2 to 4 inches of snow i...

(Atlantic) The Atlantic School Board set a public hearing for March 24 for the 2022 Certified Budget. Atlantic Schools Superintendent Steve Barber says the tax levy is $13.95 per one thousand dollars ...

(Council Bluffs) Two people were arrested following a traffic stop near Oakland on Thursday. The Pottawattamie County Sheriff's Office says Deputies were responding to an emergency call when a Deputy ...

(Creston) A project to replace a bridge on U.S. 169 over the middle fork of the Grand River 5.3 miles south of Iowa 2 requires closing the roadway to traffic beginning at 7 a.m. Monday, April 5, until...

(Area) As ice exits area lakes and ponds, fish can be susceptible to winter kill. Shallow ponds are more likely candidates of have a winter kill event according to Fisheries Biologist Bryan Hayes. "A ...