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Regional differences underscore the need for local expertise as the agricultural land market adjusts. (Omaha) The U.S. agricultural land market is shifting after years of steady growth. Although land ...

Jeffrey Thomas Tye, the son of Jack Ellis and Donna Joanne (Forsyth) Tye, was born February 13, 1964, in Greenfield, IA. He died January 11, 2026, at his home in McCool Junction, NE, at the age of 61 ...

Kenneth Allan Nielsen, born on January 29, 1943, in Council Bluffs, Iowa, to Helen (Nelson) and Orval Nielsen. Kenneth shaped his life around hard work, integrity, and a connection to the soil that su...

(NAFB) Speaking to farm broadcasters during the 107th Annual American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Anaheim, CA, Minnesota Congresswoman Angie Craig-ranking member on the House Ag Committee-sai...

(Creston) A federal judge has partially sided with Creston Community School District teacher Melisa Crook, who sued the district after being placed on administrative leave over a Facebook post about t...

(Audubon, IA) -- Audubon's Boys Wrestling Head Coach Tyler Christensen believes his team is getting better as the season has progressed. The Wheelers finished in the middle of the pack in the Rollin D...

Boys Wrestling Woodbine Quad: AC/GC, Riverside, Tri Center West Central Valley Quad: I-35, Ogden, Pleasantville Lewis Central Quad: Clarinda, Denison Schleswig, Logan Magnolia East Union Quad: MSM, Pa...

Iowa Supreme Court Justice Calls For Raises For Judges (Des Moines, IA) -- Iowa Chief Supreme Court Justice Susan Christensen is calling for a pay raise for judges. She says experienced judges are lea...

(Boulder, CO) -- Its not panic time for Iowa St. women's basketball but its getting close. The 19th ranked Cyclones losing streak has stretched to four games, falling at Colorado 68-62. ISU led 29-25 ...

(West Lafayette, IN) -- Purdue is tough to beat on their home floor and Iowa could not hold on to a 9 point lead, falling to the Boilermakers 79-72 in a Big Ten men's basketball game on Wednesday nigh...