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3 Deadly Iowa Mountain Trip Mistakes to Catch Before It’s Too Late

Iowa's steepest walking country can catch travelers off guard. A bluff above a river, a wet stairway through a gorge, or a creek crossing can demand more care than the state's familiar farmland scenery suggests. Here, a mountain-style outing means hills, bluffs, and broken terrain rather than an alpine summit....

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Fareway donates 24K pounds of meat to Food Bank of Iowa

JOHNSON, Iowa (KWQC) - Nearly 24,000 pounds of protein are being given to the Food Bank of Iowa. The value of the donation is $50,000 and is split between Fareway Stores and the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, according to a news release. The donation includes 10,000 pounds of ground pork...

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Sand Plans Meetings With Most State Agency Directors; Two To Be Replaced

(Underside of Iowa Capitol Rotunda - KIWA Staff Stock Photo) Des Moines, Iowa (RI) — Governor-elect Rob Sand says he’d like to meet with 14 of the 16 state agency directors as he considers who might fit in his administration in January. During taping of “Iowa Press” on...

Iowa · 13h
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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.

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The Hill

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Texas, Iowa, Georgia brace for new education fights under Democratic governors

The trajectory of education policy in a trio of historically red states is about to see a major shakeup after voters there elected Democratic governors for the first time in decades. For years, positions on school choice, LGBTQ topics in classrooms and efforts either for or against diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) have expanded cultural…

Texas · 7h

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A much-awaited Mississippi River bridge is open in northeast Iowa

A new Mississippi River bridge opened Friday in northeast Iowa's Driftless Region, connecting the city of Lansing to rural Crawford County, Wisconsin. It replaces the historic Black Hawk Bridge, which was demolished in Dec. 2025 to make way for the replacement. The Iowa and Wisconsin Departments of Transportation (IDOT, WisDOT)...

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Local 4 WHBF

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Leaf them be? How to prep your yard before winter

DES MOINES, Iowa — We’re well past peak fall colors in central Iowa, and most trees are losing their leaves. But you may not need to get out the rakes just yet. In fact, environmental experts say not so fast. For large, thick patches of leaves on turf grass, it is recommended to rake up […]

Iowa · 4h

Iowa Public Radio

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Meskwaki filmmaker preserves history of Indigenous dance tradition in new documentary

‘Why We Dance’ takes viewers into the heart of Indigenous communities in Iowa, South Dakota, Hawaii and Mexico.

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Animal of Things

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Animal Waste Disposal Laws in Iowa: Manure, Carcass, and CAFO Rules Explained

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Photo by Nothing Ahead / pexels If you raise livestock in Iowa, you are managing a waste stream far larger than most people realize. The state’s Nutrient Reduction Strategy calculated that agricultural runoff — most of it manure and fertilizer — accounts for the vast majority of nitrogen and phosphorus reaching Iowa’s rivers and streams, and one environmental analysis put the … This article, Animal Waste Disposal Laws in Iowa: Manure, Carcass, and CAFO Rules Explained , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Deer Collision Liability Laws in Wyoming: Who Pays, Who Reports, and Who Can Be Sued • Kosher Slaughter Laws in Georgia: Rules, Exemptions, and Plant Requirements • Pet Trust Laws in Missouri: How to Protect Your Pet After You’re Gone

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Iowa Pulse

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The Iowa Standard to Shut Down After 8 Years Covering Iowa Politics

The Iowa Standard, an independent conservative news website covering Iowa politics and government, is shutting down after eight years. Publisher Jacob Hall cited a new professional opportunity and family stability. Originally published by Iowa Pulse . For more verified Iowa news and real-time updates, follow Iowa Pulse.

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13 Iowa Bakeries And Pie Shops Worth Visiting Before Thanksgiving Arrives

Is it really Thanksgiving planning if nobody has asked who’s bringing the pie yet? That question always seems to come up just when my holiday to-do list is getting crowded. I enjoy a homemade dessert, but I’m perfectly happy to let a skilled baker handle the crust. Fortunately, Iowa has plenty of bakeries that can make Thanksgiving preparations a little easier.

Iowa City, IA · 14h

Animal of Things

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Trapping Laws in Iowa: Licenses, Seasons, Traps, and Penalties

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Trapping laws in Iowa cover more than most beginners expect. State law treats every wild animal in Iowa as public property, so you can only take furbearers under the licenses, seasons, and methods the Natural Resource Commission allows. A single misplaced snare or a missed trap check can turn a routine winter trapline into a … This article, Trapping Laws in Iowa: Licenses, Seasons, Traps, and Penalties , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Pet Liability at Holiday Gatherings in Oregon: What Hosts and Guests Should Know • Cane Corso Laws in Arizona: What Owners Need to Know • Pet Rent Laws in Maine: What Landlords Can Charge and What Renters Owe

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Animal of Things

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Dogfighting Laws in Iowa: Felony Charges, Penalties, and What the Law Covers

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Iowa’s dogfighting statute does not even use the word “dogfighting” in its title. The relevant chapter of the criminal code is labeled “Animal Contest Events,” and it sweeps in far more than the fight itself. Anyone researching dogfighting laws in Iowa needs to understand that the statute reaches owners, breeders, trainers, promoters, bettors, and even … This article, Dogfighting Laws in Iowa: Felony Charges, Penalties, and What the Law Covers , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Neighbor Poisoned My Dog Laws in Missouri: Charges, Evidence, and Your Legal Options • Who Pays Vet Bills in a Dog Fight in New York? What the Law Says • Neighbor Poisoned My Dog Laws in Montana: Criminal Charges, Civil Claims, and Your Next Steps

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A Small Missouri Community Sits Beside A Massive 3,258-Acre Prairie Where Bison Roam

Thirty bison arrived from preserves in South Dakota and Iowa in 2011, and now more than 200 roam Dunn Ranch Prairie. Yep, more than 200. I’ll admit, that number made me look twice. The land under their hooves is just as wild. Over 1,000 acres of the original purchase...

Missouri · 18h

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Blue wave or not, the midterm election leaves unanswered questions about Iowa’s water quality crisis

After the votes were counted in this week’s election, it became clear that voter turnout wasn’t just bigger than it was in Iowa’s last midterm election. The percentage of registered voters was higher than it’s been for any midterm in the last 36 years. Over 1,380,528...

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Western Iowa Today

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Trapping Season Underway in Iowa as Fur Prices Increase

(Lewis) Iowa’s trapping season is underway, with about 15,000 people trapping statewide. Populations of most fur-bearing species remain stable or are slightly increasing. The season opened Saturday, November 7, and rising fur prices could make this a good year for those considering trapping for the first time or returning to the activity.

Iowa · 8h

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Dealership Buy-Sell Roundup – Performance Brokerage Services

Mountain West Auto Group adds two dealerships in Burley, Idaho. Jake Casperson of Mountain West Auto Group acquired Young Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram and Young GMC from Spencer Young of Young Automotive Group. The stores will remain at their current locations and be renamed Mountain West Burley Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram and Burley GMC, respectively.

Burley, ID · 1d

1380kcim.com

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Gov. Reynolds Orders Flags To Half-Staff Saturday For WWII Serviceman’s Funeral

Gov. Kim Reynolds has ordered flags across Iowa to be flown at half-staff tomorrow (Saturday), Nov. 7, to honor a World War II sailor whose remains were identified last year. Navy Fireman First Class Robert Shove, a Washta native, served aboard the USS Canopus in the Pacific theater. He died at age 21 while a prisoner of war at Cabanatuan prison camp on Luzon in the Philippines. Shove was born in 1922 and enlisted in the Navy in Des Moines. His funeral is scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday at Meyer Brothers Morningside Chapel, 6200 Morningside Ave., in Sioux City. Burial with military honors will follow at noon at Memorial Park Cemetery. A celebration of life will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Sioux City Public Museum. Flags on the State Capitol Building, on the Capitol grounds, and at all public buildings, grounds, and facilities statewide will be lowered. Individuals, businesses, schools, municipalities, and other local government subdivisions are encouraged to lower their flags for the same period as a sign of respect.

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WHO 13

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Ankeny assistant coach recovering after collapsing during quarterfinal game

ANKENY, Iowa — Ankeny Football says an assistant coach is recovering after collapsing during Friday’s quarterfinal game against Iowa City Liberty. In an update posted to the Ankeny High School Football page, Ankeny assistant coach Greg Schoon is reported to be recovering in the hospital. According to the Ankeny Fanatic, he is expected to remain […]

Ankeny, IA · 16h

The Des Moines Register

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VOTE: Most outstanding player at 2026 Iowa state volleyball tournament

The 2026 Iowa high school state volleyball tournament is in the books. By the end of Thursday night, five new state champions were crowned. Each of those state title-winning teams faced a daunting challenge when they arrived at Xtream Arena at the start of competition on Nov. 2, but they all made it through the gauntlet unscathed to earn the right to call themselves champions. While all five teams, and every player on those rosters, are state title winners forever, the Des Moines Register has left it to the fans to decide which player on one of those newly-crowned champions was the most impressive over the last week of competition. Readers will have until 11:59 p.m. on Nov. 13 to cast their vote in our fan poll for who they think was the most outstanding player at this year's tournament. More: Iowa high school state volleyball tournament 2026. Scores, bracket Most outstanding player at 2026 Iowa state volleyball tournament This article originally appeared on Des Moines Register: VOTE: Most outstanding player at 2026 Iowa state volleyball tournament

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