Boat ramp and Three Rivers Park access to close for construction
The City of Waverly will close the boat ramp and Three Rivers Park for construction of a new boat ramp, paved parking area and ADA-accessible sidewalk.
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In case you missed it: Man charged with felony eluding, OWI, after high-speed chase
Clancy's lawyer, Kevin Reddington, was clearly upset, challenging the judge that he was not considering the concern of 11 jurors that the holdout is violating the law by not properly considering reasonable d...
In case you missed it: 25 years after 9/11 threats have changed, vigilance has not
The lesson of the past quarter-century is that preparedness cannot be limited to one type of emergency.
Bettendorf's Caden Buhr reflects on first start as a Hawkeye
A missed PAT and field goal tested Caden Buhr early. Iowa’s new starting kicker responded by connecting on each of his remaining attempts. Here
Unseasonably hot temperatures produce one of the warmest starts to September ever
Corn condition rated 77% good to excellent. Soybean condition rated 75% good to excellent.
Photos: Iowa defeats Iowa State, Sept. 8
The Iowa volleyball team defeated Iowa State 3-0 at Hilton Coliseum in Ames on Tuesday night. See photos from the Hawkeyes
How Iowa volleyball upset Iowa State for its first win over the Cyclones in four years
Iowa volleyball needed a response after a rough weekend. The Hawkeyes delivered one, sweeping Iowa State for their first rivalry win since 2021.
Former Mason City resident could see smoke from the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001
Editor's note: This story was originally published on Sept. 12, 2001.
Fired healthcare professionals are awarded jobless benefits, including former MercyOne Waterloo nurse
One of the cases involves Heather Bartlett, who worked for Covenant Medical Center, and later MercyOne Waterloo Medical Center, from 1991 until June 2026 when she was fired.
Mayor’s fun run returns to downtown Waterloo in 2026
Mayor Dave Boesen’s 2026 Mayor’s Fun Run will feature fourth-grade students on a downtown Waterloo route, with community support and volunteers encouraged.
Mayor’s fun run returns to downtown Waterloo in 2026
Mayor Dave Boesen’s 2026 Mayor’s Fun Run will feature fourth-grade students on a downtown Waterloo route, with community support and volunteers encouraged.
Umpire Doug Eddings apologizes to Hancel Rincon for taking issue with hat
Cardinals players wore their hats with tilted brims during infield drills Saturday, and many wore their hats slightly turned during the game as a show of support for the reliever.
DNR investigating fish kill, likely manure spill in Dry Branch Creek near Ossian
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is investigating the source of murky water and high ammonia levels in Dry Branch Creek that resulted in a fish kill.
How Iowa volleyball needs to respond after ‘rough one’ in Big Ten/SEC Challenge
Iowa volleyball had chances against Mississippi State and Alabama. Too many self-inflicted mistakes cost the Hawkeyes. Now comes a trip to Iowa State.
Iowa quarterback battle remains undecided after season-opener
Hank Brown started Iowa’s opener, but Kirk Ferentz cautioned against reading too much into it. The Hawkeyes’ quarterback battle rolls on into week two.
Emergency response plans were quickly put in place on Sept. 11
Dan Fehr, with the Iowa National Guard, talks on the telephone while watching the television updates about the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center, Tuesday at the Mason City office.
3 takeaways from Iowa State football's win over SEMO | Hines
AMES – After waiting nearly nine months, the debut of the coach Jimmy Rogers era of Iowa State football had to wait a little longer to begin.
Chris Perkins: Young Dolphins players support controversial rule allowing NFL players to play college football
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Dolphins rookie safety/linebacker Kyle Louis, like many of his young teammates, favors the NCAA’s newly-adopted “5 for 5” college sports rule that now grants athletes a
How SMU broke from its scandal-stained past to become a 'new sheriff' in college football
UNIVERSITY PARK, Texas — After approximately 30 years of mediocrity, Bill Armstrong had enough. The oil and gas billionaire knew SMU football
Iowa Insurance Division warns of multistate identity theft scheme
The Iowa Insurance Division is warning Iowans about a multistate identity theft and insurance fraud scheme that regulators say targets job seekers and prospective insurance agents.
Moulton’s ground dominance, suffocating defense paved way for Iowa’s blowout win over NIU
Iowa’s offense started fast. Its defense barely let Northern Illinois move. The result was a 40-0 season-opening win. Here
U.S. House passes bill on prosecution of international trade crimes
The U.S. House unanimously passed bipartisan legislation Monday led by U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson, R-Marion, aimed at strengthening federal investigations and prosecutions of international trade crimes.
Iowa attorney general reminds drivers to obey school safety laws
Drivers approaching a stopped school bus must stop at least 15 feet away and cannot proceed until its red lights stop flashing and stop arm is lifted.
WCTA to host member appreciation event
Winnebago Cooperative Telephone Association is hosting its 4th annual Member Appreciation Day from 4 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 9.