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Iowa, Iowa St. and Nebraska all Win Openers
The Hawkeyes overcame a slow start and thumped the Redbirds at Kinnick Stadium. Iowa only led 6-0 at the half but would score on their first two possessions of the 2nd half to build a 19-0 lead. Cade McNamara hit Reece Vander Zee for a 7 yard TD and he followed it with a 31 yard strike to Jacob Gill for another score. Early in the 4th quarter, McNamara found the true freshman Vander Zee again for a 19 yard TD pass. Then the running game got going as Kaleb Johnson got TD runs of 64 and 18 yards for insurance scores.
Girls Cross Country Roundup: Fifth-ranked Solon Opens Season With Team Title at Anamosa Invitational
Class 3A fifth-ranked Solon put three runners in the top 15 on its way to winning the team title at the Anamosa Invitational on Saturday morning at Anamosa middle school. Senior Sydney Dee finished fourth and freshman Kinley Mai was fifth as Solon won the team title with 55 points.
Iowa Football: Shorthanded at wide receiver, running back heading into season-opener
IOWA CITY, Iowa-- The Hawkeyes are heading into their 2024 season-opener about as healthy as they have been in recent years, but they will still be missing a few key pieces. Iowa wide receiver Seth Anderson was listed as OUT on the availability report. Linebacker Jayden Montgomery is also listed as questionable.
WATCH: KCRG-TV9 Friday Night Lights Endzone Week 1
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - It’s August 30th 2024 - time to kick off the high school football season in Iowa!. Watch highlights from Friday Night Lights Endzone on the KCRG-TV9 News at 10. Check out the OT show also on our YouTube Channel live at 10:45 pm:
The last shift: Deere workers talk about layoffs
EAST MOLINE, Ill. (KWQC) - Hundreds of John Deere employees worked their last shift on Friday as a part of the layoffs that have being happening this the summer. Deere has laid off hundreds of Quad-City workers at Davenport Works, Harvester Works and Seeding and Cylinder. Diego Moreno, a former...
Rock Island man arrested for Walmart incident that injured Davenport officer
After a Davenport Police officer was injured earlier this year in a shoplifting incident at Walmart, a 25-year-old Rock Island man is in custody, court records show. Nekhyran Collins faces felony charges of second-degree theft, eluding – speed more than 25 mph over the limit, and a serious misdemeanor charge of interference with official acts – bodily injury, according to court records.
Iowa fans react to Cade McNamara's poor offensive play in first half against Illinois State
Iowa's offensive play in the first half against Illinois State has left fans feeling deja vu from last season. In the first quarter, the Hawkeyes were only able to put three points on the board, but that was thanks to a fumble forced by the defense in Iowa's own 25-yard line.
Big 9 Concert, Ducky Derby at Credit Island cancelled
The Big 9 Concert Series event that was scheduled for Credit Island tomorrow has been cancelled. Soggy conditions on Credit Island led to the cancellation of the concert, as well as Common Chord’s “Great River Ducky Derby” and the community carnival. There is no rain date for this event. Participants in the Ducky Derby can […]
Mason City Fire Department Deputy Chief retires after 28 years of service
MASON CITY, Iowa- It was a bittersweet day for the Mason City Fire Department as its Deputy Chief- EMS, Carl Ginapp is retiring after 28 years of service. Family, friends and co-workers gathered at the Mason City Fire Department on Aug. 30 to celebrate his career. At the ceremony, Chief...
Wieseler optimistic about her District 4 Supervisor candidacy
As a heatwave scorched the Midwest over the weekend, Cheryl Wieseler also turned up the heat in the race for District 4 Winneshiek County Supervisor. The former educator of more than 25 years and co-owner of Cluck Ewe Farm and Bakery of Decorah hosted a public presentation Sunday afternoon — giving potential constituents an opportunity to meet her and get to know her politics.
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