NEWS

Vince Gill has some big plans for 2026. On Friday, he drops “Down At The Borderline,” the fourth installment of his EP series “50 Years From Home.” The project includes a collab on the title track with Lainey Wilson.…

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Comparing social media platforms to casinos and addictive drugs, lawyer Mark Lanier delivered opening statements Monday in a landmark trial in Los Angeles that seeks to hold Instagram owner Meta and…

DES MOINES -- With temperatures warming up this week, ice conditions at many Iowa lakes are changing quickly. DNR conservation officers urge caution as conditions for ice- related activities, such as fishing and OHV riding,…

WAPELLO COUNTY – An accident on Highway 34 in Wapello County that sent a construction worker to the hospital is now under investigation. According to the Wapello County Sheriff’s Office, the accident took place yesterday…

NEWTON – A Newton woman was arrested for an incident in which she allegedly made death threats toward a man and assaulted him with a stun gun. The Newton Police Department reports that on February…

OSKALOOSA -- Oskaloosa Main Street, in conjunction with Main Street Iowa, is excited to announce the launch of a community input survey aimed at gathering valuable feedback from residents and business/building owners in the Main…

SIGOURNEY, IA — Sigourney Community School District and Great Prairie Area Education Agency (AEA) have agreed to a new partnership designed to strengthen leadership and services for students and schools. As part of this agreement,…

Ella Langley has made Billboard chart history with an impressive first. She is the first woman to simultaneously lead the Billboard Hot 100, Hot Country Songs, and Country Airplay charts thanks to her single “Choosin’ Texas.” The song…

Carly Pearce has teamed up with some high-powered collaborators: Lee Brice, Ashley McBryde and Chris Stapleton to name just three. Recently, she explained there were still some singers she had her sights set on. "Chris was my top dream, like period, so…

WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Majority Leader John Thune said Thursday that demands made by Democrats for new restrictions on federal immigration officers are “unrealistic” and warned that the Department of Homeland Security will shut down next week…