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Friday girls high school basketball schedule
Feb 19, 2021 by Rick Watts
Class 1A: North Mahaska @ Montezuma 7pm (KBOE-FM pregame 6:45) Sigourney vs. Lenox @ Clarke-Osceola 7ppm (KMZN AM & FM pregame 6:45) Class 2A: Pella Christian @ West Branch
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Rozenboom's bottle bill adjustment passes Senate subcommittee
Feb 19, 2021 by Rick Watts
Iowa grocery stores could opt out of accepting empty containers covered by the state's nickel deposit law under legislation that has cleared a Senate subcommittee. Senator Ken Rozenboom, a Republican from Oskaloosa, says his bill…
Police ID man killed & suspect in pork plant stabbing
Feb 18, 2021 by Rick Watts
Police have identified a man killed and a suspect who was arrested in a stabbing at a northern Iowa pork processing plant. Wayne Smith, 50, of Fort Dodge, was the man stabbed to death, and…
Reynolds issues proclamation easing fuel hauling rules
Feb 17, 2021 by Rick Watts
Iowa’s Governor has signed a proclamation to ease transport rules for those hauling motor and heating fuels as a deep freeze across the Midwest sends demand for — and the cost of — those fuels…
Oskaloosa City Council meets Tuesday
Feb 16, 2021 by Rick Watts
Tuesday night (2/16) the Oskaloosa City Council will hold a public hearing on property taxes for fiscal year 2022. The hearing is required since proposed revenues for the new budget will exceed 102 percent of…
Ottumwa hotel forced to evacuate after Friday fire
Feb 15, 2021 by Rick Watts
16 people had to be evacuated from an Ottumwa hotel after a fire Friday night (2/12). Around 8:20pm Friday, the Ottumwa Fire Department was called to the Colonial Motor Inn at 1534 Albia Road. A…
Iowa bill seeks an end to ‘falling back’ for Standard Time
Feb 12, 2021 by Rick Watts
BY O. KAY HENDERSON A bill eligible for debate in the Iowa Senate would set the state on a course that could make Daylight Saving Time permanent. “It’s a good bill. I’ve had a lot of…
Coronavirus update
Feb 11, 2021 by Rick Watts
A Marion County resident is among 22 deaths from coronavirus reported Thursday (2/11) by the Iowa Department of Public Health. The state’s death total for the pandemic now stands at 5196. There were also 841…
Bill advances to ban use of ‘1619 Project’ in Iowa schools
Feb 10, 2021 by Rick Watts
BY O. KAY HENDERSON Republicans on an Iowa House subcommittee have advanced a bill that would pull state funding from public schools if a New York Times series about slavery is used in history classes. Representative Skyler Wheeler,…
6th positive coronavirus test at Iowa Capitol
Feb 09, 2021 by Rick Watts
A sixth person working at the Iowa Capitol tested positive for the coronavirus on Monday. Iowa House Chief Clerk Meghan Nelson said in an email notification to lawmakers and staff that the individual was last…
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