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2 months ago
Iowa Law Enforcement Launches Stars, Stripes and Sober Rides Campaign

Iowa law enforcement agencies across the state are increasing traffic enforcement efforts as part of the Stars, Stripes, and Sober Rides campaign.

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2 months ago
Iowa DNR Advises Anglers to Clean Their Boats

The Iowa DNR wants you to “Spread the Word, Not the Weed”.

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2 months ago
Spencer Fire Chief Shares Fireworks Safety Reminders Ahead of July Fourth

Spencer Fire Chief Jesse Coulson is reminding residents to put safety first when handling fireworks ahead of the Independence Day holiday.

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2 months ago
Governmental Agencies Announce Independence Day Holiday Closures

Many governmental agencies will be taking Friday off as the official Independence Day Holiday.

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2 months ago
Spencer Hospital Purchases and Removes Former Chiropractic Clinic

Motorists along Grand this week noticed that the Zylstra Chiropractic Clinic – the medical office that looked like a house – is gone.

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2 months ago
Emmetsburg Woman Charged With OWI Following Ruthven Area Crash

An Emmetsburg woman faces an OWI charge following a two-vehicle crash near rural Ruthven Sunday.

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2 months ago
City of Orleans Announces Emergency Water Outage

An emergency water outage is in effect today, Thursday, June 2nd, 2026

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2 months ago
Severe Threat Increases Overnight Tonight and Again Friday Afternoon

Thunderstorms never really developed the way forecasts and models expected Wednesday evening and overnight. However, this morning, a few scattered storms developed across northwest Iowa and parts of northeast Nebraska and southwest Minnesota.

Map of Iowa counties with yellow and tan shaded regions in the northwest and north-central areas, likely indicating weather coverage or zones of interest.
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2 months ago
Moderate Drought Expands into Parts of Cherokee County

The latest U.S. Drought Monitor was released on June 30, with the map published Thursday, July 2nd.

Clay County, Iowa road map showing highways, paved roads, and 55 mph zones (red), with blue rivers and a street grid; legend and Clay County logo on the right.
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2 months ago
Several Clay County Roads Remain at 55 MPH Despite State Speed Limit Increase

Even though Iowa’s statutory speed limit on paved county roads increased from 55 to 60 mph on July 1, several stretches of roadway in Clay County will remain posted at 55 mph for now…

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