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Wrapped in paradox: Most inclusive tournament in terms of countries participating yet many excluded
Haxie Meyers-Belkin is pleased to welcome Jules Boykoff, Professor at the Pacific University of Oregon, former professional football player and author on the politics of football. The 2026 FIFA World
RAW: DC: WORK CREW APPEARS OUTSIDE KENNEDY CENTER
A work crew appears outside the Kennedy Center amid a Friday deadline to remove President Donald Trump
SpaceX Makes History with Record-Breaking IPO
SpaceX began trading after completing what is being widely reported as the largest IPO in U.S. history, raising roughly $75 billion and reaching a valuation.
South Taft Avenue to Briarstone Drive to close
There will not be through traffic allowed from South Taft Avenue to Briarstone Drive.
The land before time: American settlers completely remade Iowa, transforming it for better and for worse
"America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers. It has been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt, and erased again."
THE YEAR OF THE SAINTS: Behind St. Ansgar's incredible season in athletics
The St. Ansgar Saints had one outstanding year with a pair of state titles and several state tournament berths.
Iowa governor candidate Lahn picks state lawmaker Wulf of Hudson as running mate
Derek Wulf, a state lawmaker and farmer from Hudson, is Iowa Republican gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn’s pick for a running mate and lieutenant governor nominee.
SCOREBOARD: Prep baseball and softball, June 10-11, 2026
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Donors rally to support families and students to eliminate school lunch debt
The effort gained momentum after reports that the district was carrying nearly $24,000 in unpaid lunch balances.
Leading Off: June 12, 2026
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Pierce Avenue to close from Eighth to Ninth streets
South Pierce Avenue will be closed from Eighth Street Southwest to Ninth Street Southwest for water main repair.
Chicago Cubs fall back to .500 for 1st time since April 15 with walk-off loss worst MLB team
Cubs players slowly walked off the field while some on the bench stayed in place staring out onto the field. Even some coaches and support staff hung around.
2026 World Cup Rule Changes You Need to Know
FIFA has introduced some rule changes ahead of the 2026 World Cup. One of the most talked-about updates is the so-called "Prestianni Law," which will penalize players who cover their
US ramps up 2026 FIFA World Cup security with counter-drone tech, airport-style screenings
U.S. authorities prepare for the FIFA World Cup with billion-dollar security measures, drone defenses, and strict stadium screening measures.
US and Iranian attacks dent ceasefire, Iranian sources say talks intensify
The United States and Iran traded air attacks on Thursday, and President Donald Trump threatened more strikes if Tehran does not immediately agree to a peace deal, but Iranian sources
New job postings for North Iowa job seekers
Browse through the latest North Iowa employment postings and find your next career.
Knicks cap greatest-ever Finals comeback with OG Anunoby's tip-in
The Knicks lead the best-of-seven series 3-1. They can clinch their first title since 1973 on Saturday night, when Game 5 will be played in San Antonio.
Name confusion leads to challenge of Iowa Libertarian candidate
Iowa Congressional candidate Marco Battaglia’s use of two different names on his paperwork is the subject of a challenge to his spot on the ballot.
Former Mason City resident makes friends everywhere he goes
Nathan King, a former Mason City resident now in a group home for those with special needs in Charles City, is known for his ability to make friends.
Sand, Muhlbauer hold first campaign event as Iowa Dem gubernatorial ticket
Rob Sand and Dave Muhlbauer, Iowa Democrats’ ticket in the state’s gubernatorial election, held their first campaign event together in Western Iowa.
In case you missed it: Kids and adults test angling skills at free Lime Creek event
Free fishing day at the Lime Creek Nature Center gave people a chance to try the activity without having to buy a license.
In case you missed it: Mason City band director retires after shaping lives through music
He made students feel valued, pushed them to grow and showed them what passion for music looks like in practice.
Dusty Baker’s new memoir ‘Crossroads’ shares unique life, Sacramento friendships
Dusty Baker’s new memoir ‘Crossroads’ shares unique life, Sacramento friendships