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130 employers hold job fair in Newton, Iowa
Iowa Works is trying to help find jobs for workers laid off from TPI Composites in Newton. → Read More
Union worker that spearheaded John Deere contract talks dies from COVID-19
UAW Local 450 confirmed Chris Templeman, a chief negotiator, died on a ventilator in Iowa City on Thursday. → Read More
Man charged after standoff with Marshalltown PD near school
A man stood off against police Tuesday which caused nearby schools to delay classes. → Read More
Iowa boy transforms wheelchair into UPS truck for Halloween
Reed Havlik was excited to upgrade his wheelchair for a new set of wheels! → Read More
Flags to be lowered as Iowan who died at Pearl Harbor returns home
Eli Olsen's remains were recently identified. He was serving on board the USS Oklahoma when Pearl Harbor was attacked in 1941. → Read More
Rep. Miller-Meeks announces run for re-election
Rep. Miller-Meek wrote on Facebook, "I am honored to represented (Iowa's second district) in the U.S. Congress and I will never stop fighting for the people of Iowa." → Read More
Iowa DNR says one person died after falling off bluff
The Iowa DNR and the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation are still investigating. → Read More
Doctors give opposing testimonies in case of man accused of killing wife
Two doctors gave opposing testimonies on whether Gary Pillman was competent to stand trial for stabbing his wife to death. → Read More
Johnson County health officials say 'we know that mask requirements work'
On Thursday, the Iowa City mayor made face coverings required in public when social distancing is not possible. → Read More
Former teacher shares advice for families sending their kids back to school
After 20 years in the education field, Michelle Hoile shares her tips in keeping students safe. → Read More
Iowa horseshoe pitchers aim to keep the sport from dying out
The Iowa State Fair hosts a variety of contests and competitions, one of which is the horseshoe pitching tournaments. Players wonder if the sport is dying out due to the popularity of similar games like cornhole. → Read More
Polk County to require masks in county buildings, additional vaccine clinics
The county will also be holding additional COVID-19 vaccine lottery winners with prizes ranging from $1,000 to $50,000. → Read More
Major Iowa companies look to adjust office plans as COVID-19 surges
Companies like Wellmark, Wells Fargo and Nationwide are reassessing their plans to bring back employees to the office as COVID-19 cases increase. → Read More
Balloons grounded due to weather at National Balloon Classic
Most pilots weren't worried about the opening day's bad weather since it gave them time to reunite with old friends. → Read More
'I love my wife': New reports reveal competency debate of man accused of killing wife
Gary Pillman was charged with the murder of his wife in 2019. Multiple competency evaluations have questioned whether or not his mental state played a part in the crime. → Read More
PHOTOS: Smitten Kitten Community Cat Show brings local feline lovers together
The Smitten Kitten Community Cat Show allowed dozens of cat owners to show off their fury friends. → Read More
Iowa kayakers find dog that was missing for six days
Kayakers spotted a dog covered in fleas on the Chariton River. When they stopped to pick her up, they discovered she had been missing for six days. → Read More
WATCH: Iowan is determined to finish mowing lawn during storm
An Iowan was caught trying to finish mowing his lawn during a major storm Friday. Video was submitted by Rachel Hinrichs. URBANDALE, Iowa — An Iowan was caught trying to finish mowing his lawn during a major storm Friday. Video was submitted by Rachel Hinrichs. → Read More
Marshalltown PD arrests teacher for sexual exploitation of a student
Authorities have arrested a Marshalltown teacher after reports he sexually exploited a student. → Read More
Cooking up love: East village spice shop serves inclusivity to customers, employees
The concepts of inclusivity and cooking are not mutually exclusive to Rory Brown. It all comes down to one thing: love. → Read More