WASHINGTON — Roughly 9.4 million Americans have already voted in the midterm elections, casting a combination of in-person early votes and mail-in ballots, according to
Month: October 2022
Judge questions her own authority to reinstate Iowa abortion ban
A district court judge will decide within the next two months whether a state law that would ban most abortions after a fetal heartbeat is
After weeks of decline, Iowa’s COVID infection rate increases
The state’s COVID-19 infection rate increased for the first time in more than a month, according to a Wednesday report by the Iowa Department of
Opinion: Where’s the GOP outrage over farm debt assistance?
I try to stay atop the day’s news. But I must have dozed off last week — because I missed the response from Iowa Republican
States are vying for money to start ‘hydrogen hubs.’ What are they?
Across the country, states are inking agreements with neighbors or striking out on their own to pursue billions in federal funding to set up “hydrogen
Candidates are trying to scare you. Don’t fall for it.
It’s the spooky season. We love to be scared. Halloween decorations dot lawns across Des Moines. Over the weekend, I spotted a giant, inflatable baby
Fort Dodge pharmacy sanctioned over “immediate danger” to public health
A Fort Dodge pharmacy that was alleged to pose an “immediate danger” to the public is now restricted from concocting medications onsite using hazardous drugs.
Wright County veterans take to the skies in 244th Brushy Creek Honor Flight
Early Saturday, August 27,2022, Brushy Creek Area Honor Flight took its 224th flight, once again taking to the skies with 99 veterans aboard a 737
The Idyllic Life: Cold Weather Pro Tips
The Discontent of Our Winter Winter can be a tough time in the Midwest for many people. The days get shorter. The nights are
Oct. 27, 2022
Eagle Grove Community School District Board of Directors Oct 10 Minutes Wright County Board of Supervisors Oct 10 Minutes City of Eagle Grove Council Oct
