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Acclaimed author whose new book reimagines Waco siege makes Iowa stops (AUDIO)
An internationally best-selling novelist and an alum of the Iowa Writer’s Workshop is appearing in Des Moines and Iowa City this week, while headlining the opening of the 22nd annual DMACC Celebration of Literary Arts. Bret Anthony Johnston is director of the Michener Center for Writers at the University...
Washington Working to Write Next Historic Cross Country Chapter
The Washington Demons have become one of the premier distance-running programs in the southeast part of the state, and they’ll look to uphold that reputation in the upcoming cross country season. Washington has sent a team to the state meet in back-to-back seasons, with the girls reaching the Class...
Wrong-way driver on Highway 218 Ends in Arrest
According to a press release from the Henry County Sheriff’s Office, Monday, at approximately 9:00 p.m., the Henry County Sheriff’s Office received numerous reports of a wrong-way driver on Highway 218. Initial reports stated the vehicle was going southbound in the northbound lanes of Highway 218 near the Henry-Washington County line. The Sheriff’s Office responded and located the vehicle in the 1400 grid of Highway 218. A traffic stop was performed, and the driver was identified as 55-year-old Jannette Vermeire, of Rock Island, IL. An investigation determined Vermeire to be Operating While Under the Influence of Alcohol. Vermeire was arrested for OWI, First Offense, Open Container, and Driving on the Wrong Side of a Two-Way Highway. The Henry County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by the Iowa State Patrol.
Fremont-Mills hoping to reload rather than rebuild in 2024, opens season with Turkey Valley
(Tabor) -- A perennial power in KMAland 8-Player football, Fremont-Mills comes into the 2024 season with a young squad ready to grow. The first step in that growth process begins Saturday night when the Knights go to West Des Moines and face Turkey Valley on the KMA Video Stream. This...
New Eatery Takes Over Waverly’s Old Dirty Dog Location
A restaurant is moving into the old location of a popular eatery in Waverly. In early May, the news came out that the Dirty Dog American Bar & Grill would be closing its doors for good. This eatery initially opened up at 1016 W Bremer Avenue in Waverly in 2014.
Hawkeyes’ defensive plan: Be even better this season
Iowa linebacker Jay Higgins was the first one to decide to skip the NFL draft and come back for another season. And then he waited for his defensive teammates to follow him. “Being a good recruiter that I am, I took those guys out to dinner, I sat them down,” Higgins said during the Hawkeyes’ media day. “When I posted I was coming back, I thought they would respond a little bit faster, so I got a little nervous that they waited until after the bowl game to say they were coming back.”
VOTE! K92’3 Great NE Iowa High School Mascot Battle
Another school year is here! Kids in the Cedar Valley and Northeast Iowa are now celebrating school spirit with their friends, and as Fridays again belong to the gridiron, rivalries are renewed!. We here at K92.3 and AM 950 KOEL want to add a lil' (fun) fuel to the rivalry...
Caitlin Clark Issues Hilarious Demand to Former Iowa Teammate Gabbie Marshall
Caitlin Clark is very good at being a supportive teammate, but sometimes she can also be the demanding one, which is exactly what she was to Gabbie Marshall on social media Thursday. However, Kate Martin came in with the love. Clark and Martin were teammates with Marshall at Iowa. The three were ...
Where to Eat, Drink, and Watch the Hawks Saturday in Iowa City
Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City will once again be rocking on Saturday. Hawkeye football is finally here! While over 70,000 Iowa Hawkeye fans will crowd into Kinnick to watch their beloved Hawkeyes, thousands more will visit Iowa City on game day. Some will tailgate and hang outside the stadium. Others will visit bars and restaurants to enjoy a Saturday in Iowa City. The Iowa City Press-Citizen looked at some of the best spots for Hawkeye fans to visit on an Iowa game day.
Iowa private colleges see mixed success from tuition, financial aid changes
Some of Iowa’s private colleges announced changes to their tuition and financial aid offerings last fall, hoping to showcase their affordability for students who might not look twice at them due to their sticker price. These efforts have had mixed results, impacted by problems with the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA. […]
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