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Truck Pulled Out Of Eastern Iowa Lake
(Johnson County, IA) -- The Johnson County Sheriff's Office is trying to track down the owner of a truck, hauled out of Coralville Lake. Fishermen using GPS discovered it in March. Crews and divers have now lugged it out of the water. Johnson County Sheriff Brad Kunkel tells Iowa's News Now the truck had been in the lake for a long time, possibly decades. Investigators say they do not believe the discovery is related to any death investigation. Work is underway to determine the make and model and find the truck's owners.
Waterloo’s Lost Island Themepark to Unveil Thrilling New Coaster
National Rollercoaster Day was on Friday, August 16th this year. In honor of this holiday, Waterloo's Lost Island Themepark made an exciting announcement about a major development for the Eastern Iowa park. Next year, there will be a brand-new rollercoaster, and it will be a first for the entire state!
Cascade Woman Named Iowa Conservation Woman Of The Year
A Cascade woman has been named the Iowa Conservation Woman of the Year. Third generation farmer Lillie Beringer-Crock was announced the recipient of the award on Monday at the USDA Conservation Districts of Iowa annual meeting in Ames. Beringer-Crock took over the Beringer Family Farms about five years ago and...
Mason City named thriving Iowa community
(ABC 6 News) — Mason City is being recognized as one of Iowa’s thriving communities. The announcement came from the Iowa Finance Authority, honoring the city for providing innovative housing solutions. At Tuesday night’s meeting, the city council is expected to approve a block grant for $71,000 towards...
Iowa playing spoiler among CBS Sports’ boldest 2024 Big Ten football predictions
The new era of the Big Ten is about to get underway and no one can know what it will entail. There are now 18 teams playing in the conference, college football now has a 12-team playoff, and there are new faces everywhere. Despite all the change, one constant is the Iowa Hawkeyes and the Nebraska Cornhuskers meeting up on Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, to play their rivalry game for all of the nation to see. The Hawkeyes and the Cornhuskers are among some of the most popular sleeper picks to potentially sneak into the newly expanded College Football Playoff...
City of Dubuque Health Department Seeking Dog Involved in Biting Incident
DUBUQUE, Iowa – The City of Dubuque Health Services Department is seeking information regarding a dog involved in a biting incident that occurred on Tuesday, August 20, 2024, at about 12:00PM in the 2000 Block of University Ave. The dog was running loose at the time of the incident. The dog is described as a mix breed dog with black, white, and brown spotted coat. The dog came from the North West direction and left the incident in an unknown direction of travel.
Traffic Touchpoint: Week of Aug. 19
QUAD CITIES, Ill., Iowa (KWQC) - A complete list of traffic alerts in the Iowa and Illinois TV6 viewing area. Alerts are ordered by which day they begin. TV6 will continue to update this weekly list as more alerts pop up. Have a traffic alert? Let us know at news@kwqc.com.
New online reading tutor coming to Iowa elementary schools
DES MOINES, Iowa – Charles City Community School District will be among those using a new personalized online reading tutor. The Iowa Department of Education says it has made a $3 million investment to help elementary schools accelerate student achievement in foundational reading skills, including in phonemic awareness, phonics, decoding, vocabulary and comprehension.
How Iowa schools plan to keep students safe as classes begin
DES MOINES, Iowa — With many students heading back to the classroom on Friday, safety is at the top of mind for Iowa school districts. Ensuring school safety starts with the Safe and Sound App. The application was rolled out by the Governor’s School Safety Bureau in 2022, and it allows students and parents/guardians to […]
How big is Iowa State Fair's record economic impact? More than some Taylor Swift concerts
In addition to this year's Iowa State Fair record attendance, the fair contributed more than $170 million to the state's economy, a new report shows. That tops the boost some cities see from concert tours headlined by music superstars. A total of 1,182,682 people attended this year's fair, beating the all-time record set in 2019 by about 12,000 people. The first Saturday of the fair also set a new single-day attendance record. The following day set the...
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