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Looking at unhoused statistics in Sioux City
According to a study conducted by Sioux City Neighborhood Services, in 2024, Sioux City has seen a total of 295 unhoused persons. That's only 19 more than 2023, but quite an increase from 2022, where the numbers were as low as 212.
Newton Medical Center to close birthing unit, furthering Iowa's maternity care shortage
The hospital in Newton will halt labor and delivery care later this year. MercyOne Newton Medical Center will pause birthing services indefinitely after Oct. 15, hospital officials announced Friday. ...
How much rain did Des Moines see? Here are Iowa's rainfall totals for Thursday into Friday
Des Moines and many areas of Iowa saw rainfall Thursday night into Friday morning. Much of the rainfall was in the eastern and northeastern sides of the state, however, central Iowa accumulated about an inch of rain as well. Meanwhile, parts of eastern Iowa saw over 2 inches of rain across Thursday...
What channel is Iowa high school football on today? Time, stream for Ankeny vs. Ankeny Centennial
The Iowa high school football season has finally arrived. Week 1 brings with it a big-time rivalry matchup between crosstown foes Ankeny (0-0) and Ankeny Centennial (0-0). Both teams have legitimate state championship aspirations in Class 5A and were ranked No. 2 and No. 3, respectively in the Register's preseason Super 25...
No School On Sept. 3 For Kuemper Catholic Students For Funeral Of Former Student
Kuemper Catholic Schools will be canceling classes for middle and high school students, allowing for peers and staff to attend the funeral of a classmate after a courageous fight against cancer. There will be no school on Tuesday, Sept. 3 for seventh through twelfth grade students, in honor of 14-year-old Bailey Lux who passed away yesterday (Wednesday). The funeral services will be at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday at Holy Spirit Church. There is special seating for members of the current freshman and senior classes at the funeral. Any freshman or senior wishing to sit with amongst peers during the service are asked to be at the church by 9:35 a.m. to be lined up and proceed into the building at 9:40 a.m. A response team with trained professionals, along with counselors and priests, will be available at the school buildings to assist any students, staff or parents needing help to cope. In May, doctors discovered that the low-dose oral chemo treatment Bailey was on was not effective and the cancer continued to spread quickly. Bailey took on the summer chemo free, getting to experience all of her favorite things like attending the Indiana Fever and Las Vegas Aces game to see Caitlin Clark and Kate Martin, her favorite former Iowa Hawkeye basketball players again, visiting the Henrey Doorley Zoo in Omaha, Neb. and much more. While Bailey’s fight is now over, she now joins her mother, Renee and is at peace. The Lux family wishes to extend their love and thanks to the community and all who have prayed and supported them over the last two years.
'They took his life': Omaha man blames scammers for father's suicide
OMAHA, Neb. — Austin Thompson's dad always called. "He'd just call to hear my voice," Austin said. Austin lives in Omaha, while his dad, Monte, lives in Graettinger, Iowa. "He's like, 'I don't want to bug you,'" Austin said. "And I'm like, 'Dad, you're not bugging me. I like when you call.'"
No. 19 Redbirds Set To Open Season At No. 25 Iowa
Last: Iowa won 31-14 (Sept. 5, 2015) Listen: WJBC 1230 AM / 102.1 FM / 93.7 FM / The Varsity Network. The 2024 season opener is a big opportunity for No. 19/20 Illinois State, as the Redbirds of the FCS take on the No. 25 ranked Iowa Hawkeyes of the FBS on Saturday at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City.
Kansas is Ready to Rock Iowa
Spencer, IA (Northwest Iowa Now) — Classic Rock Group Kansas kicks off the SRG Concert Series at the Clay County Fair on night number one. Lead singer Ronnie Platt called More 104.9 from the road. Platt says the group has no plans to stop rocking. Platt became the lead...
Spencer Schools Superintendent Gave an Update on Johnson and Lincoln
Spencer IA (Northwest Iowa Now)—During Spencer Community Schools’ Board meeting last night, Superintendent Terry Hemann provided an update on the work being done at Johnson. Hemann says that Lincoln Elementary structurally is in a good spot however there’s still a lot of work to do. Hemann talks...
Baby Girl Declared Safe Haven in July
(Des Moines) Through the Safe Haven Law, a baby girl, born July 30 is now in the care and custody of the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and will be placed with foster families until permanent placement is determined. This brings the overall total to 71 infants since the law went into effect more than two decades ago. This is the fifth case so far in 2024. In 2023, ten infants were relinquished to HHS custody under the Safe Haven Act.
Why Are Egg Prices Going up in Eastern Iowa?
Egg prices are increasing in eastern Iowa...again!. This is something we've seen and something we've been through before here in eastern Iowa but what is the reasoning behind this? Is it the standard "supply chain" problem we've grown accustomed to hearing? Is it because of the bird flu? Maybe it's a combination of all of these things. What's the biggest cause behind the increase in price this time?
Iowans Express Concern Over Distracted Driving
(Des Moines) For the second consecutive year, the Governor’s Traffic Safety Bureau and Iowa State Patrol collaborated at the Iowa State Fair to survey attendees on cell phone use while driving. The survey, conducted with over 1,300 Iowans from nearly every county, revealed significant concerns about distracted driving. Despite...
Five Members of a Burglary Ring Accused Of Targeting Rural Iowa Pharmacies
(Undated) Dozens of individuals from Houston, Texas, are facing charges in connection with over 200 pharmacy thefts across 31 states, including rural areas of Nebraska and Iowa. The thefts, totaling an estimated 12 million dollars worth of controlled substances, were part of a trend that began in Arkansas and spread to multiple states. The stolen drugs, including hydrocodone, oxycodone, and Xanax, were taken back to Houston and resold. Officials emphasize that these crimes have real victims who depend on their prescription medications and urge the public only to take medications prescribed by a medical professional.
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