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Iowa State Football Scoreboard: Thursday, November 5th

(KMAland) -- The Iowa Class 8-Player state quarterfinals were held across the state on Thursday. KMA Sports had coverage from wins for Audubon and Woodbine and the Coon Rapids-Bayard defeat. Find the complete recap from all three games at our Local Sports News Page. Also, the Iowa High School Athletic...

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bleedingheartland.com

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First take on Iowa’s 2026 election results

First in a series interpreting the results of Iowa’s 2026 state and federal elections. This post first appeared on the Iowa politics with Laura Belin newsletter, where Laura publishes weekly summaries of her radio show, “KHOI’s Capitol Week.” The 30-minute program is also available through all podcast platforms.

Iowa · 21h
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Baylor Bears On SI

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Keys to a Baylor Homecoming Win Over Iowa State

The Bears have the opportunity to regain the trust of a fanbase that is eager to rally

Waco, TX · 1d

KCAU 9 News

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26 IA counties still without redemption centers after 2022 bottle bill changes

Here in Sioux City there are only a couple places folks can go to redeem their empty cans and bottles, but for some Iowa residents in rural towns they have to travel several miles to do so.

Iowa · 1d

The Money Overview

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Iowa’s heating assistance opened Nov. 1 to all income-eligible households on a first-come, first-served basis

Iowa opened its Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program to every income-eligible household on Nov. 1, a month after households with a member 60 or older or with a disability could start applying. Iowa Health and Human Services takes applications first-come, first-served through April 30. The income cap is $31,920 a year for one person. First-come, […] The post Iowa’s heating assistance opened Nov. 1 to all income-eligible households on a first-come, first-served basis appeared first on The Money Overview .

Iowa · 14h

KCAU 9 News

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Drought Monitor Update – November 5, 2026

The latest drought monitor update from the USDA (US Department of Agriculture), NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), CPC (Climate Prediction Center), and the NDMC (National Drought Mitigation Center) is in.

Nebraska · 1d

Main Street Dollars

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Iowa starts Medicaid work rules Dec. 1, Wisconsin’s 80-hour reporting rule begins Dec. 31, and Louisiana and Colorado follow on Jan. 1 for adults 19 to 64

Four states have set the dates when Medicaid work rules reach their adult members. Iowa starts first, on Dec. 1. Wisconsin’s reporting requirement, 80 hours a month, begins Dec. 31. Louisiana and Colorado start on Jan. 1, the date the federal law sets for every state that covers adults under the Affordable Care Act expansion. […]

Louisiana · 15h

sun-courier.com

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Iowa PBS presents the 2026 IHSAA Football Championships

IOWA – From the first kickoff to the final whistle, Iowa’s top teams are battling for a state title! Don’t miss a moment as Iowa PBS brings you the 2026 IHSAA Football Championships live. Iowa PBS returns for its second year of coverage of the IHSAA Football...

Iowa · 23h

FadeawayWorld.net

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Caitlin Clark Credits Former Iowa Coach Lisa Bluder for Shaping Her Mindset

Caitlin Clark credits former Iowa coach Lisa Bluder’s guidance with shaping the mindset she carries into her WNBA career.

Iowa · 1d

kwit.org

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Kaufman cautions Democrats Against "Red Wall"

DES MOINES, Iowa — Iowa Democrats flipped 11 House seats, ending the GOP’s supermajority, with one race still uncalled. Republicans retained majorities in both chambers of the Iowa Legislature, but Democrats’ House gains and Governor-elect Rob Sand’s victory will reshape the balance of power at the Capitol.

Iowa · 13h

tamatoledonews.com

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Fisher wins re-election in closest race in years

Despite his closest election since 2012, Republican State Rep. Dean Fisher of Montour has won another term representing House District 53, defeating Democratic challenger Berleen Wobeter of rural Toledo in Tuesday’s general election. According to preliminary results from the Iowa Secretary of State, Fisher received 6,747 votes (51.7%) compared...

Toledo, IA · 21h

Animal of Things

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Antifreeze Poisoning Liability Laws in Iowa: Who Can Be Held Responsible for a Poisoned Pet

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Antifreeze tastes sweet to dogs and cats, which is why a small puddle in a driveway can turn into a veterinary emergency. If you are dealing with antifreeze poisoning liability laws in Iowa, you are probably asking two questions at once: what happened to my pet, and who is legally responsible? Iowa has no single … This article, Antifreeze Poisoning Liability Laws in Iowa: Who Can Be Held Responsible for a Poisoned Pet , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Pet Deposit Laws in Kansas: Limits, Refunds, and Tenant Rights • Pet Liability at Holiday Gatherings in Massachusetts: Who Pays When a Dog Bites a Guest? • Cane Corso Laws in Nebraska: Omaha Rules, Bite Liability, and Housing

Iowa · 8h

WHO 13

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Department of Education gives $8.5 million to Iowa charter schools to expand programming

DES MOINES, Iowa — The Iowa Department of Education is awarding $8.5 million in grant funds to eight Iowa charter schools to expand programming. Great Oaks Charter School in Des Moines is getting over $500,000 to expand its offerings. TJ Jumper, Great Oaks Director, said this will allow them to include a business program, career […]

Des Moines, IA · 13h

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Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate says voter turnout in this year’s midterm election was the highest it’s been in 30 years

Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate says voter turnout in this year’s midterm election was the highest it’s been in 30 years. More than 63 percent of Iowa’s registered voters cast ballots. “We had over 1,380,528 ballots that were cast,” Pate says. “I think that speaks well...

Iowa · 1d

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Veridian pledge will support Iowa Thanksgiving food events

WATERLOO, Iowa — Veridian Credit Union is including several Iowa food assistance programs in a $70,000 pledge for Thanksgiving meals and groceries across Iowa, Nebraska and Minnesota. In Iowa, the support will benefit Families Forward Thanksgiving Table and 4 All Kids’ annual free Thanksgiving meal in Des Moines; The...

Waterloo, IA · 1d

Hometown Current

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Kirkwood Iowa Student Spotlight: Patrick Peach

Patrick Peach, a junior at Iowa Valley High School, has been featured in the Kirkwood Iowa County winter newsletter. According to the newsletter, Peach began taking duel credit courses through Kirkwood as a high school freshman. “My favorite courses that I have taken through Kirkwood is probably Calculus I and II, because I am a huge math fan.” Peach said he learned a lot about the world through the sociology and world religion class he attended. “It opened my eyes to what happens in the whole world and not just this little slice in Iowa,” he said. Peach said in the newsletter that while all of his Kirkwood professors made a lasting difference in his life, Nathan Eric Dickman probably made the most difference. “His world religion class help open up my worldview and changed how I think about the world outside of Iowa. His replies on discussion posts were also very helpful in understanding these cultures that are so different than our own,” Peach said. Taking dual credit classes in high school can help prepare students for college, Peach said in the newsletter. The classes teach time management and how to handle the workload of college classes. “However they

Iowa · 5h

Western Iowa Today

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Gov. Reynolds orders flags at half-staff Saturday to honor fallen World War II sailor

(Des Moines) Gov. Kim Reynolds has ordered all flags in Iowa to fly at half-staff from sunrise to sunset on Saturday, November 7, 2026, to honor fallen U.S. Navy Fireman First Class Robert Shove who served on the USS Canopus in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Shove died a prisoner of war at the Cabanatuan Prison Camp in Luzon, Philippine Islands. He was 21 years old.

Iowa · 1d

kiwaradio.com

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Western Christian Claims Class 3A State Volleyball Title, Ties Iowa Record

(Western Christian Wolfpack volleyball team photo following its 3-0 Class 3A state championship victory over Cherokee. Photo by KIWA's Sam Heyn) Hull, Iowa — The Western Christian Wolfpack captured the Class 3A State Volleyball Championship Thursday, defeating Cherokee in three straight sets and tying an Iowa record in the process.

Hull, IA · 1d

hoosieragtoday.com

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John Deere to Close Two Iowa Factories, Reshuffle Midwest Manufacturing Operations

John Deere’s latest manufacturing restructuring is sending a powerful signal across the Midwest: even the nation’s agricultural machinery giant is adjusting its manufacturing footprint as the farm economy struggles and equipment demand remains under pressure. The Moline, Illinois-based company announced plans to close two Iowa manufacturing facilities, relocate...

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