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Slow Down In Iowa School Zones Or Go To Jail
School is back in session in Iowa. That means your morning commute time could be slower. You might get stuck behind a bus. There will be increased traffic everywhere you turn. And you might have to slow down numerous times not just in the morning and afternoon, but all day in Iowa School Zones.
Awesome Craft/Makers Markets Happening in Eastern Iowa This Fall
Earlier this month, Midwest Living published a list of '10 Great Makers Markets to Visit This Fall.' We're happy to report that one Iowa market made the cut! It's called The Pear Fair, and it's held annually in Cedar Falls. The Pear Fair is a popular craft fair that showcases...
On National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day, DEA Encourages Communities to Continue Education Efforts
OMAHA, Neb. – The five state Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Omaha Division, which includes Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota, is reminding Midwestern communities to continue education efforts that raise awareness to the life-threatening consequences of fentanyl experimentation and use while recognizing National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day on August 21.
Iowa Teen Caught Going Over 120 mph On a Suspended License
An Iowa teenager landed in the hottest of waters after being caught going well over 100 mph near Ottumwa. The kicker? He was driving on a suspended license. The Iowa State Patrol are hoping this serves as a reminder for parents to talk to their children who are just starting to drive or are actively learning the Rules of the Road about the dangers of excessive speed.
Bird sues three contractors for failing to notify officials before digging
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird filed lawsuits against three contractors who allegedly failed to call Iowa One Call before digging and damaged or risked damaging underground utilities. To prevent accidentally damaging electric, gas, water, sewer or communication utilities while digging, anyone planning to excavate must contact Iowa One Call 48 hours before digging. The weekends […]
Proposal: Nursing home would have 10 years to pay $1 million owed to the state
An Iowa nursing home that owes taxpayers more than $1 million has negotiated a 10-year payment plan with state officials. In May, the for-profit Tabor Manor Care Center in Fremont County filed for bankruptcy, listing $1.3 million in assets and $2.3 million in liabilities. By far, the 46-bed nursing home’s single largest creditor is the […]
Britt and Golf Course Meet Over the Future of the Links
The Britt City Council, the Britt Golf Course Board, and supporters of the golf course met in the Britt City Hall Chambers on Monday night. At issue was the resignation of Angela Hinton as the Golf Course Board President and the future of the course. It was agreed that the...
“Iowa nice to a T” says fairgoer who lost his wallet at state fair
DES MOINES, Iowa — It’s been three days since the fairgrounds shut down for the 2024 season, but the Iowa Public Safety Office is still working to get lost items back to owners. “Right now we get a lot of items turned in, a lot of bank cards, letter driver’s licenses, a lot of cell […]
Regular business meeting to be held by the Hampton City Council
Thursday the Hampton City Council will consider the establishment of a housing steering committee and the commitment of a local match of 10-thousand dollars for the Iowa Rural Housing Assessment Grant application. The Hampton council will also consider renewal of the employment agreement with Mark Morrison as police chief. The...
New Cedar Rapids Sports Themed Restaurant is Now Open
A new sports-themed restaurant is now open in Cedar Rapids and it looks like the perfect place to celebrate gameday!. We reported back in June that a new sports restaurant was coming to 3025 Mt. Vernon Road in Cedar Rapids. That was the previous location of Mamacita Taco Bar which announced in May that they would be closing. Well, say hello to Pregame Brew and Chew! The new restaurant officially opened for business this week!
KLEM News for Wednesday, August 21
FEMA and state agencies will hold a one-day Agriculture Recovery Center in Woodbury County tomorrow. This is for farmers and rural residents who suffered damages from floods and storms earlier this spring. The meeting will be at the Correctionville Community Center from noon to 8 P.M. FEMA, the USDA, the Small Business Administration, and state agriculture and farm groups will have representatives to offer advice and assistance.
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