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• Annual event in Earlville has raised $1 million for cancer research - Radio Iowa

  The annual truck and tractor show an Iowan started in honor of his daughter, who died of cancer, has reached a major fundraising milestone. The Midwest Pride In Your Ride has raised a million dollars ...

• Orange City Tulip Festival underway in northwest Iowa - Radio Iowa

  The 82nd annual Orange City Tulip Festival is underway. This year’s Tulip Festival Queen is Amanda Hulstein, a senior at MOC/Floyd Valley High School. She says the excitement of being named Tulip Quee...

• City council hires law firm to investigate Ottumwa Fire Department - Radio Iowa

  A southeast Iowa city has hired an independent law firm to investigate its fire department. Ottumwa’s City Council unanimously approved the hiring of Des Moines-based Dentons Davis Brown PC in a close...

• Iowa seniors have until July 1 to apply for new property tax break - Radio Iowa

  Iowans who are 65 or older and own the home they live in have about six weeks to apply for a new property tax exemption. The tax plan Governor Reynolds signed into law earlier this month includes a ne...

• Governor signs child care expansion into law - Radio Iowa

  Governor Kim Reynolds has signed a bill into law that’s expected to offer childcare assistance to more Iowans. It raises the income limit for families to qualify and increases government payments to f...

• Simpson College names new president - Radio Iowa

  The trustees of a private college in central Iowa with about 1,200 full-time students have selected a new leader. Jay Byers will be the 25th president of Simpson College in Indianola. Byers said he’ll...