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Iowa State Patrol Trooper Kevin Krull says law enforcement is stepping up seat-belt enforcement May 18th through the 31st.
O’Brien County leaders plan to use this pause to research and create an official safety and environmental rules before any new construction begins.
Wednesday afternoon at roughly 2 p.m., the National Weather Service in Des Moines finalized most of its damage surveys from Sunday night’s severe weather event.
City Administrator Penny Clayton says the revisions became necessary after construction bids came in higher than the city anticipated.
In addition to the four new rides at Arnolds Park Amusement Park this summer, CEO Jon Pausley says the midway games will be an entirely new experience.
This summer the current $25 fine will go up to $30, and if it’s not paid within 30 days it will be doubled to $60.
Iowa State Patrol report the two-vehicle crash happened on Seargent Road in Waterloo on Monday, May 18th.
Iowa State Cyclone fans of all ages are invited celebrate the Cardinal and Gold […]
Documented damage in far northwest Iowa has been ruled as straight-line wind damage.
O’Brien County Conservation Director Mark Wilson notes that the park—including its historic dam—has recently undergone a massive facelift.