A's slugger Nick Kurtz will see a specialist about his injured right thumb
Athletics slugger Nick Kurtz will see a hand specialist in Los Angeles on Monday about his injured right thumb and could be headed to the injured list. Kurtz went on
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Prep tennis: Lady Dees net season-opening sweep
Cloudy this morning. Scattered thunderstorms developing this afternoon. Gusty winds and small hail are possible. High 84F. Winds SSW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 40%..
Environmental groups sue Iowa DNR over Ottumwa coal plant discharge permits
A group of environmental organizations allege in a lawsuit that the Iowa Department of Natural Resources granted illegal discharge permits to a coal plant and its landfill in Ottumwa.
Cedar Creek shines in expanded Iowa Amateur qualifier
OTTUMWA — Whether you used to play at Indian Hills or might play there in the future.
Iowa Libertarian Party to hold 3rd District nominating convention after Battaglia ends campaign
The Libertarian Party of Iowa will hold a convention Sunday to nominate a new 3rd District candidate to appear on the November ballot after Libertarian Marco Battaglia ended his campaign.
IHCC set to offer hybrid EMT programming
OTTUMWA — Hoping to address a persistent shortfall in the field and continuing its message of outreach to those beyond its walls, Indian Hills Community College is embarking on a
Iowa sets new transmission standards for noise, guy wires, field strength
Newly adopted rules from the Iowa Utilities Commission aim to “mitigate potential impacts” of proposed large-scale transmission projects.
US beef exports decrease, while imports increase under Trump
A shrinking U.S. cattle herd, driven in part by persistent drought and the New World screwworm, has forced the industry to rely more heavily on imported beef to keep up
Potential Ferry Street roundabouts put on hold
OTTUMWA — A resolution for a grant application to install mini roundabouts at two south side locations was unanimously voted down by the Ottumwa City Council during Tuesday
Record heat and dewpoints recorded across Iowa
July ended with hot temperatures and record high dew point temperatures, according to a weekly weather report from the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship.
Prep football: Bulldogs prepare for new season under co-head coaches
OTTUMWA — When the first official practice of the season begins next Monday, it will mark the start of a new era for the Ottumwa High School football program.
Men's soccer: Defending national champion IHCC announces 2026 schedule
OTTUMWA – The defending National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division I Men
Two Blakesburg sisters to show steers at Governor's Charity Steer Show
BLAKESBURG — Sisters Cheyenne and Lylah Houk of Blakesburg have both been selected to participate in the 2026 Iowa Governor
Paving resumes on Ottumwa streets this week
OTTUMWA — Paving crews returned Monday to the Gladstone Street, Lake Drive, Greenwood Drive and Skyline Drive areas as part of the city
Council to discuss grants for mini-roundabouts, stop signs
OTTUMWA — The Ottumwa City Council will be discussing a pair of grant opportunities to add two mini-roundabouts and 10 stop signs at intersections on the south side of Ottumwa
Judge orders halt to unlicensed health practice in Moravia
CENTERVILLE — A judge has issued a temporary injunction barring three men from practicing medicine, dentistry or dietetics without a license at a Centerville health facility, adding a civil case
Medicaid insurers’ contracts on the line in Iowa Governor’s race
One of America’s most competitive gubernatorial races could settle a heated argument over whether private insurance companies should run Medicaid.
Lahn clarifies position on privatized Medicaid, defends attack ad against Sand
BRITT — Republican gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn defended his Medicaid stance Saturday at the Hancock County Fair in Britt, expressing a need to continue Gov. Kim Reynolds’ healthcare policy.
‘What did we do wrong now?’: Rural Iowa schools weigh impact of ESA expansion
As Iowa’s Education Savings Account program continues to expand to include all K-12 families, rural public school districts are still trying to determine how the scholarships will affect their classrooms,
Rep. Josh Turek holds affordability roundtable, criticizes Hinson for finances
Democrat Josh Turek said Friday he understands Iowans’ struggles with high costs of living more personally than his opponent for the U.S. Senate seat in November, U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson.
Little League baseball: Davenport domination highlights state's stop in Ottumwa
Members of the Davenport Northwest Little League baseball team celebrated at home plate after Anthony Johnson, Jr. delivered a first-inning home run in the 12-year-old Iowa state championship game against Gr...
Staggs Tennis Tournament: Sertterh wins first women's title
OTTUMWA — Garrett Ward had some extra work to do before handing out the hardware on Sunday.
Staggs Tennis Tournament: Schmidt edges Henderson in fourth straight championship meeting
Toby Schmidt winds up to return a shot back across the net during action at the Dan Staggs Tennis Tournament in Ottumwa on Saturday.
Staggs Tennis Tournament: "Coach still has it"
OTTUMWA — Even within a month of his 68th birthday, Mark Hanson continues to prove he play competitive tennis against his former students.