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Iowa State football: Jack Trice Stadium parking, bag policies and rules for 2024 season
Iowa State football's 2024 season kicks off on Aug. 31 against North Dakota, the first of seven Cyclones home games at Jack Trice Stadium this fall. If you plan on seeing ISU live in Ames, make sure to check out our guide for all of the stadium's information on parking, bag policies and...
Electronic, Appliance & Scrap Metal Recycling Event
The City of Newton and H&W Recycling are holding an Electronics, Appliances & Scrap Metal Recycling Event on Saturday, September 7 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the public parking lot at N 2nd Ave W & W 4th St N. Residents can recycle heat and cooling appliances, outside and yard equipment, household items and appliances, scrap metal and electronics during this event.
COD Cruises Past Ellsworth to Win Season-Opener
The three-time defending NJCAA DIII champions took the field on Aug. 22 against Ellsworth Community College and picked up where they left off last season. Sophomore running back Ernest Temple set the tone for their season opener after scoring on the first play from scrimmage with a 66-yard run up the middle.
Cyclone football 2024 season preview
AMES – The 2024 college football season will look a little different from a rules and conference standpoint, but for Iowa State, the starting roster will look fairly similar to 2023. After finishing 7-6 with a Liberty Bowl loss to Memphis, the Cyclones enter the new season with high goals and aspirations.
Iowa men’s wrestling roster set for shakeup on eve of fall semester
The first day of classes in Iowa City isn’t officially until tomorrow, and the opening day of the 2024-25 NCAA wrestling season not for another two-plus months after that. But here we are in late-August, and it sure seems like the Iowa men’s wrestling program is somewhere between ‘on the precipice’ and ‘smack dab in […] The post Iowa men’s wrestling roster set for shakeup on eve of fall semester appeared first on On3.
Lake Mills native and Hall of Famer Mike Stensrud dies
Former Lake Mills High School standout and Iowa State All-American Mike Stensrud died Friday at his home at the age of 68. Stensrud is considered one of the greatest defenders in Iowa State football history, helping the Cyclones earn bowl bids in 1977 (Peach Bowl) and 1978 (Hall of Fame Bowl), according to an announcement […] The post Lake Mills native and Hall of Famer Mike Stensrud dies appeared first on Albert Lea Tribune.
How ‘corn sweat' helps make blistering heat wave worse in Illinois
All of northern Illinois will be under an excessive heat warning on Tuesday, but a phenomenon known as “corn sweat” will make the conditions especially oppressive in areas away from the city of Chicago. Heat indices could soar above 110 degrees and could even approach 115 degrees in...
Restaurant inspection update: State shuts down ‘imminent health hazard’
The Iowa Department of Inspections, Appeals and Licensing oversees restaurant inspections in Iowa. (Photo via Canva; DIAL logo courtesy of Iowa Department of Inspections, Appeals and Licensing) The state of Iowa has shut down food service and suspended the license of a Clayton County eatery and convenience store that has...
Tonight Show Announcer Visits His Butter Sculpture at the State Fair [VIDEO]
One member of the historic Tonight Show is from Bay Ridge, New York. Another member of the Tonight Show is from Des Moines, Iowa, and he visited his home state during the Iowa State Fair!. Jimmy Fallon, the star of The Tonight Show is an East Coast native but his...
From Coast to Cornfields: The States Most Likely to Send New Residents to Iowa
Iowa isn't a state known for having a large population. With only 3.2 million residents, there are cities that have nearly far more residents. New York and Los Angeles for example. Chicago has nearly our populous, and if you live in Eastern Iowa, you're just a couple hours from such a massive number of folks in one area.
Scholastic Spotlight: School gardens help area food pantries
As food pantries are seeing more need, they also see more school gardens reaching out with fresh vegetable donations. One of those districts helping their local pantry is Johnston Community School District with a new fourth garden. And the Boone Community School District is celebrating one of its teachers and the major recognition he received […]
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