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Special elections Tuesday
Mar 02, 2021 by Rick Watts
There are special elections across the area Tuesday (3/2). In Oskaloosa, voters are asked to raisie the city’s hotel-motel tax from 5 percent to 7 percent. The additional money would go toward economic development and…
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Iowa’s House delegation splits along party lines on pandemic relief
Mar 01, 2021 by Rick Watts
BY RADIO IOWA CONTRIBUTOR RADIO IOWA - The three Republicans from Iowa who serve in the U.S. House voted against the pandemic relief House Democrats approved this weekend. Fourth district Congressman Randy Feenstra of Hull is…
COVID-19 vaccine clinics in Poweshiek County
Feb 26, 2021 by Rick Watts
Poweshiek County Public Health will hold COVID-19 vaccine clinics for people age 65 and over in Grinnell on Tuesday, March 2 and Thursday, March 4. Starting Friday morning (2/26) at 9, those 65 and over…
Iowa Senate approves bill limiting early voting
Feb 24, 2021 by Rick Watts
Republicans in the Iowa Senate approved a bill Tuesday sharply limiting early voting, with some arguing that changes were needed to ensure the integrity of the state’s election despite no evidence of fraud. The bill,…
Man shot in home invasion identified
Feb 23, 2021 by Rick Watts
Here’s an update to a story the No Coast Network has been following. The name of the man tragically shot and killed during a home invasion in rural Wapello County last week has been released. …
State Senator cited for having a gun at Des Moines airport
Feb 22, 2021 by Rick Watts
BY O. KAY HENDERSON A central Iowa legislator has been cited for having an unauthorized gun inside the Des Moines Airport. State Senator Brad Zaun, a Republican from Urbandale, says he accidentally left an unloaded gun…
No COVID deaths reported in Iowa Saturday and Sunday
Feb 22, 2021 by Rick Watts
The Iowa Department of Public Health says no one from Iowa died from coronavirus on Friday (2/19) and Saturday (2/20). As of Sunday morning (2/21), the state’s death total for the pandemic is 5336. There…
House passes bill for schools' Covid related costs
Feb 19, 2021 by Rick Watts
A bill providing public schools extra money to cover Covid-related costs has won bipartisan approval in the Iowa House. $27 million would be split among all districts, but Republican Representative Dustin Hite of New Sharon…
Reynolds cancels plan for Microsoft-based vaccine registration
Feb 18, 2021 by Rick Watts
Within days of abandoning a plan to hire a private company to establish a statewide call center to help residents set up coronavirus vaccine appointments, Iowa officials on Wednesday said they have cancelled a deal…
More Iowans vaccinated despite winter weather
Feb 17, 2021 by Rick Watts
Iowa continued to see thousands of people vaccinated this week, despite a weather system that brought snow and frigid temperatures to the state. The Iowa Department of Public Health reported Tuesday that more than 245,800…
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