Chief Deputy Joe Schueller was sworn in January 3rd to replace the now retired Chief Deputy Zach Larsen who completed his 31-year career in law enforcement. Chris Raveling tells us more about the duties.
The Estherville Police Department is partnering with the Iowa Department of Revenue for the I-PLEDGE program, aimed at keeping tobacco, alternative nicotine, and vapor products out of the hands of minors.
Patrick Hazelett spoke with State Climatologist Justin Glisan for their monthly interview. Glisan says December was warmer than average this year and has been on a warming trend for the last 10 to 20 years.
We look back on the month of December in the Weather Department. Patrick Hazelett has more from the KICD Weather room.
With the Winter Games just around the corner, a beloved local tradition is taking a pause this year. The Boji Kites team, known for their colorful and awe-inspiring displays in the skies, has announced that they will be stepping back from the 2024 Winter Games.
Spencer Hospital’s Abben Cancer Center recently received a $ 3,100 Grant from Mr. B’s flooring. Director of the Abben Cancer Center Mindy Sylvester tells northwest Iowa now that the donation for Mr. Bs did not have any specifics.
The Governor’s Traffic Safety Bureau is partnering with law enforcement across Iowa to promote designated driving during the holiday season. Through January 1, 2025, officers will support the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s campaign to raise awareness about impaired driving.
Two juveniles have been charged with possession of marijuana and tobacco. They were pulled over by a Clay County deputy around 2am on Thursday. The 16-year-old from Dickens and 14-year-old from Emmetsburg were charged with being minors in possession of tobacco and possession of a controlled substance.
The Iowa Department of Health and Human Services (Iowa HHS) has reported the first human case of avian influenza A(H5) in the state.
The 2025 Crop Advantage Series will be held at 12 Iowa locations from January 2nd-29th, offering farmers and crop professionals the latest research-based information on local growing conditions and challenges.
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