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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.
Iowa State Fair Sets a New Attendance Record!
Earlier today we learned about Iowa setting a record that we hope to never come close to again. Were you aware there were there have been this many tornadoes in Iowa so far in 2024? Here we have a record that Iowa can be a little bit more excited for. The Iowa State Fair saw some incredible numbers during the first opening weekend and fair officials have been wondering if these early numbers would help propel the fair to new heights.
Iowa Schools Start On A Friday This Year Because Of This Dumb Law
People from other states say that Iowa is actually an acronym that stands for Idiots Out Wondering Around. When you read this article about why schools start the 2024-2025 school year on Friday, you'll agree that they also wonder in Des Moines. Sure, it makes sense for school to start...
A major CO2 pipeline through the Midwest cleared a big hurdle. Now all eyes are on the Dakotas
Iowa recently gave the greenlight for what could become the largest carbon capture and sequestration project in the world. But regulatory hurdles, lawsuits and questions remain there and in neighboring states.
Pella City Council to Hold Extensive Discussion Session This Evening
The Pella City Council will have plenty to discuss during a lengthy policy and planning session at this evening’s meeting. Before that begins, formal agenda items include a pair of public hearings for rezonings on South Street, as well as public hearings to vacate a storm sewer easement at the Bos Landen Estates and a proposed development with The Courtyards Land Holding, LLC.
Twin Cedars Schools Return to Classes Friday
Students at Twin Cedars Community Schools return to classes on Friday, beginning the district’s first year with the new four-day school week calendar. The week of Monday, August 26th-Friday, August 30th will be a traditional five-day school week, before four-day weeks begin on Tuesday, September 3rd. Twin Cedars will not hold classes on Monday’s throughout the year, with the exception of the week of Thanksgiving break, the week following winter break, and the last full week of school. Superintendent Scott Bridges says that the change in schedule features slightly longer school days, but that they will still be out of school by Memorial Day while meeting State Requirements.
Suspect Jumped into River to Flee Police
Cedar Falls Police took a wanted man into custody Monday after they jumped into the river in an attempt to avoid being arrested. Police located 29 year old Trinity Shafer in the area of Island Park around 11:40 Monday morning. When Shafer noticed the police, he took off running before jumping in the river near the boat ramp. Officers would eventually toss a ResQ Disc, which Shafer would grab hold of and be pulled to safety and put under arrest. Shafer was wanted on a warrant for Assault While Displaying a Dangerous Weapon out of Ottumwa and a probation violation out of Jones County. Shafer is a registered sex offender after a conviction of Dissemination or Exhibition of Obscene Material to a Minor in 2019.
Knoxville Police Department Reminding the Community of Back to School Safety
The Knoxville Police Department is reminding the community of back to school safety as kids head back to the classroom on Monday. Knoxville Police Chief Aaron Fuller says to be aware of busy traffic near the schools before school from 7:30 am – 8:00 am and after school from 3:00 pm – 3:30 pm as many parents will be picking up their students. Fuller also encourages parents to talk to their kids about walking on sidewalks if they walk to school to stay safe. Fuller says that community members always need to be following the law when it relates to school buses as well.
TRUCK DRIVER FOUND ASLEEP AT WHEEL IN TRAFFIC, ARRESTED IN OSKALOOSA
OSKALOOSA — A North Carolina man was arrested in Oskaloosa last week after he was found asleep at the wheel of a semi-truck blocking traffic. On Friday, August 16th at 2:49 p.m., officers from the Oskaloosa Police Department responded to a report of a semi-truck blocking traffic at the intersection of A Ave and Market St. Upon arrival, they discovered a semi-truck stopped in traffic with an unconscious person slumped in the driver’s seat.
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.
DART sets new record for rides given during Iowa State Fair
DES MOINES, Iowa — DART broke a record during the Iowa State Fair this year. During the 11-day stretch, DART provided more than 270,000 shuttle rides. That's a 13% increase from last year's state fair. This year's busiest day was Saturday, with a total of 39,943 rides provided. »...
Neumann Brothers accepting applications for 2024 Heart Fund grants
Neumann Brothers Inc., a Des Moines-based general contractor, is now accepting applications for its annual Neumann Heart Fund grant program. The employee-led charitable initiative will award $20,000 to Central Iowa nonprofits this coming October. Iowa nonprofit organizations with 501(c)(3) nonprofit tax status and missions addressing homelessness, food insecurity and first-responder support are encouraged to apply. Applications are reviewed and scored by an internal committee of Neumann employees. “The Heart Fund is led by the ‘heart’ of our organization — our employees — and the issues prevalent in the communities we work in,” said Mike Simpson, president and CEO of Neumann, in a prepared statement. To apply, complete a brief online form on Neumann’s website. Applications are due Sept. 13.
See What Archeologists in Iowa Unearthed After 13,600 Years
It's nice to see these coming out of the ground like this. Archaeologists in Iowa have made a significant discovery with the unearthing of a well-preserved mastodon skull, dating back approximately 13,600 years. This find, located in the southern part of the state, is Iowa’s first notable mastodon and includes several bones primarily from the skull. The timing of this mastodon’s life aligns with the era when the first humans were inhabiting the region. I wonder if this mastodon knew the Flintstones.
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.
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