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It’s Time For Sheldon Celebration Days
Sheldon, Iowa — We’re in the middle of Celebration Days in Sheldon, with activities going on for several days. Sheldon Chamber Director Trista Kavanagh says one of the things going on this Saturday is the mini-rod tractor pulls, about a mile north of the Casey’s on Washington Avenue.
City council discusses future of Decorah’s municipal building
The Decorah Municipal Building houses the city’s fire and police departments, the Decorah Parks and Recreation office, city staff, Winneshiek Sheriff’s Office and Emergency Management officials. (Photo by Denise Lana) The city’s aging municipal building needs attention, according to city officials, but what to do is still undecided...
Broken sewer line to blame for overflow of wastewater in Dubuque
DUBUQUE, Iowa — A broken sewer line is to blame for an overflow of untreated wastewater in Dubuque. It happened in the 3400 block of Keystone Drive near Kennedy Mall on Tuesday afternoon. City crews were able were able to repair the sewer line later that same day. But,...
'This is the best my body has felt': After his second long recovery, Cade McNamara is ready for 2024
IOWA CITY, Iowa-- In less than 24 hours, Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara will do something that he hasn't done in more than two years-- play college football healthy. McNamara made a national splash when he committed to the Hawkeyes back in December 2022. He never got the true opportunity to make that same impact on the field.
Cedar Rapids to host Corridor Running Club's NewBo race, expect traffic detours
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Watch out for runners Sunday morning in the New Bohemian district in Cedar Rapids. The Corridor Running Club is holding its NewBo Run on September 1, 2024, from 7:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. The following streets will be closed the day of the event beginning...
Bud Light drops college football cans. See which Iowa teams made the cut
Ahead of the football season, Iowa State and Iowa fans who are 21 years or older can represent their team while sipping on a Bud Light. Bud Light is bringing back its "biggest collection of college team packaging yet," Anheuser-Busch announced Tuesday. And of course, one of the greatest rivalries in college...
Eagle Grove volleyball swept at Forest City, 3-0
The Eagle Grove Eagles volleyball team returned to action on Thursday Night, as they made the trip north into Winnebago County to take on the Forest City Indians in the Eagles Top of Iowa West opener. Eagle Grove entered at 0-1, while Forest City was in there season-opener. Forest City...
DBQ Air encourages residents to ‘Fly Dubuque’
Dubuque has commercial air service once again and officials associated with DBQ Air, a nonprofit meant to bolster air service in Dubuque are encouraging residents to use it. On Wednesday, the City of Dubuque announced that Denver Air will have daily service from Dubuque to Chicago O’Hare starting in November. During an information session President & CEO of the Dubuque Chamber of Commerce, Molly Grover said,
WATCH LIVE: Remembering Hayden Fry panel
CORALVILLE, Iowa — Iowa's News Now anchor Mitch Fick is hosting the Remembering Hayden Fry panel at FryFest in Coralville. FryFest is the annual celebration of legendary Iowa Head Coach Hayden Fry. It is the unofficial kickoff to the Hawkeye football season every year since 2009. The panel includes...
Channel Cat announces fall schedule
There are still a few chances this year to ride the Channel Cat along the Mississippi River. Boats will operate on the weekend schedule on September 2 from 9 a.m. – 7:15 p.m. Tickets are $8 for adults and $4 for children ages 2-10, for all-day, unlimited use on the day of purchase. Use the […]
One man dead, others burned after Minnesota neighborhood campfire explodes
A Minnesota neighborhood campfire meant to celebrate the holiday weekend became deadly after an unknown flammable liquid induced exploding flames, killing one man and burning and injuring others. A 53-year-old man died Friday evening as a result of his injuries and a child who sustained serious burns was airlifted to...
Tim Walz makes stop at Minnesota State Fair
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Gov. Tim Walz announced at a Virginia campaign stop that he is making a visit to the Minnesota State Fair on Sunday.It'll be a homecoming stop after a string of campaign visits with Vice President Kamala Harris; the pair have blitzed battleground states in recent weeks in an effort to win over undecideds and increase Democratic voter turnout. Walz is no stranger to the state fair, and the fair often provides an enticing backdrop for candidates running for office. Last year the governor tried out the slingshot ride with his daughter Hope and during his gubernatorial reelection campaign...
Flights to Stunning Ski Destinations Coming Back to Minnesota this Winter
It may be hard to imagine, but fall is around the corner and winter is coming soon! That means it's almost time for winter sports in Minnesota. And while we have lots of incredible places to participate in our favorite winter sport, there's nothing quite like hitting up the slopes in the mountains.
Minnesota state fair vendors prep for "marathon" final weekend
FALCON HEIGHTS, Minn. — After a week with multiple severe storms, cancellations and delays, Friday at the Minnesota State Fair felt like a release of sorts. "I think it was one of the busier days I've seen at the fair," said Dan O'Gara, owner of O'Gara's at the Fair. "People are excited just to get out on a beautiful day."O'Gara, who says sales dipped with sagging attendance this week, is hoping for more of the same in the fair's final weekend – and he's not alone. "Yesterday is what we've been dreaming for all week," said Kris Koch, Executive Chef at the Farmers Union Coffee Shop. Koch says sales are almost directly tied to weather conditions. "I think it's going to be a marathon finish for us," he said. "I'm crunching numbers in my head – are we going to have enough? I better get a couple more shipments of stuff, so we're ready to serve more sandwiches, so we have enough simple syrup to make the lemonade… we're ready." Friday saw the highest number of attendees for the fair this year, with 225,521 people walking through the gates.
Man is found guilty of murdering Rochester teacher with an axe
(ABC 6 News) – The man who murdered a Rochester teacher in New Orleans was found guilty on Friday. In March 2021, 39-year-old Liz Quackenbush was found dead in her home in New Orleans after a 9-1-1 call from the uncle of her boyfriend, Preston Higgs. Quackenbush formerly taught science at the Alternative Learning Center in Rochester, Minnesota.
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