Category Archives: Local News

(Des Moines) Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate has released the final list of candidates for the June 2, 2026 primary elections. The deadline for candidates for state and federal offices in the Democr...

(Cass Co.) The 2026 Cass County Master Gardeners Horticulture Scholarship application is open, with the deadline fast approaching on April 1. The purpose of this scholarship is to provide post-seconda...

(Des Moines) The Governor's Traffic Safety Bureau and law enforcement across the state wants drivers to remember: Safe Driving Takes More Than Luck. St. Patrick's Day is known for its themed celebrati...

(Adair Co.) A Greenfield man was arrested on March 11th after officers were called to a report of a man threatening others with a knife. The Greenfield Police Department says 69-year-old Alfonso Ramir...

(Mills Co.) A Malvern man was arrested on multiple charges last week. The Mills County Sheriff's Office says 34-year-old Nicholas James Gragg was arrested on March 9th for two counts of Possession of ...

(Guthrie Co.) No injuries were reported in a car-vs-snowplow accident in Guthrie County Sunday evening. The Guthrie County Sheriff's Office says 43-year-old Troy Jorgensen, of Chelsea, was driving a 2...

(Creston) The Creston Police Department arrested Lisa Joanne Squibbs, 37, of Afton, on Friday at the Creston Law Enforcement Center on an Outside Agency Warrant with additional charges. The first warr...

(Davis Co.) One person died following a two-vehicle accident in Davis County Sunday evening; two others were injured. The Iowa State Patrol says a 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee was eastbound on Highway 2, ...

(Iowa Capital Dispatch) The Iowa Department of Natural Resources' results from 2025 moonlit surveys of owls and nightjars show that some of the bird populations are declining. DNR's Monitoring of Owls...

AAA To Offer Free Rides For Impaired Drivers Around St. Patrick's Day Holiday (Iowa) -- Triple A is offering free rides to Iowa drivers who may have celebrated St. Patrick's Day a little too much to g...