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‘It’s just the mindset’: Why the Hawkeyes have had great success in openers
The Hawkeyes have a pretty great track record in home openers under Kirk Ferentz. The program is 22-3 since Ferentz took over in 1999. Their last loss to an FCS opponent was to North Dakota State back in 2016. 2013 was the last time the Hawkeyes lost a home opener...
After months of learning, Tim Lester, Iowa offense ready for season debut
IOWA CITY, Iowa-- Since February, Hawkeye fans have been wanting to know what the Tim Lester era of Iowa's offense will look like. On Saturday, we'll get that first look. It's been a long offseason for the Hawkeyes. The quarterback room has been totally revamped, an offense line has been healed and potential all-American Luke Lachey opted to return. Now comes the easy part, right?
New Childcare Center Coming to Parkersburg
A new childcare center is coming to Parkersburg. The First Congregational Church of Parkersburg purchased the former Catholic Church at 704 Grant Street and is remodeling the building to open the Cornerstone Christian Childcare Center later this year. Dave Schneiderman is a Deacon at the First Congregational Church and tells...
Details released on two people found dead in Charles City
Charles City Police released more information today on a death investigation that began last week. Charles City Police were dispatched to a residence just west of the Floyd County Courthouse, shortly before noon on August 22nd. Chief Hugh Anderson said upon entry to the home, two people were found dead. Charles City Police announced today (Wednesday) that 85-year-old John Flint and 85-year-old Jo Anne Flint, both of Charles City, died in an apparent murder-suicide.
City of Davenport Responds To Officer Involved Dog Shooting
The City of Davenport has released a statement in regard to an incident where a dog was shot and killed by a Davenport police officer on August 21, 2024. In the city's statement, officials express their condolences to the family involved in the events that led up to the dog being killed. The dog's name was Myst.
Indiana man taken into custody after failure to stop on I-80, police say
Scott Co., Iowa (KWQC) - Traffic was backed up on Interstate-80 after police attempted to make a traffic stop. One person was taken into custody. Vincent A. Cormican, 18, of Indiana was arrested and charged with following too closely, interference with official acts, failure to yield to an emergency vehicle, and eluding, according to a statement from the LeClaire Police Department. Cormican was booked into the Scott County Jail.
Motorcyclist in critical condition after colliding with deer in rural Linn County
WHITTIER, Iowa (IOWA'S NEWS NOW) — A Central City man is fighting for his life after his motorcycle collided with a deer on Wednesday night. The Linn County Sheriff's Office says multiple agencies responded to the crash in rural Linn County around 8:15 pm. LCSO says 46-year old Daniel...
Iowa DOT Asks Driver to Get Rid of Racist License Plate
It's not uncommon to see personalized or vanity license plates on the roadways in Eastern Iowa. Our station vehicle has the plates 981KHAK. But the state of Iowa won't allow just any words of numbers on those plates. The Iowa Department of Transportation is unhappy with one Iowan who snuck a nasty license plate on his or her vehicle.
StormTeam 3: Severe weather this evening, great Labor Day weekend
A warm and muggy start to our Thursday was greeted to isolated thunderstorms that brought heavy rain, lightning, and a beautiful sunrise to southeastern Minnesota and North Iowa. Residents in Austin were awoken to the sound of thunder followed by this stunning sunrise!. Thursday morning's initial round of sub-severe storms...
AAA Activates 'Tow to Go' in Nebraska and Iowa for Labor Day Weekend
OMAHA, NE, (August 29, 2024) — As AAA prepares to rescue more than 300,000 drivers nationwide with car trouble this Labor Day weekend, it will also provide a free service in effort to keep impaired drivers off the road. The Auto Club Group is activating its Tow to Go program in Nebraska, Iowa and other select states (see below), offering a safe ride for would-be impaired drivers and their vehicles.
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