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Local
5 months ago
Free Entertainment at Fair

The Clay County Fair has announced the acts that that will be featured this year at the Farmers Bank Stage.

Local
5 months ago
2026 Teacher of The Year

Mary VerMulm named Teacher of The Year

Local
5 months ago
Semi Accident near Sheldon

Non-Life-threatening injuries for a North Carolina man whose semi went into the ditch South of Sheldon on Highway 60 Friday.

Local
5 months ago
Lakes Regional Healthcare Announces New Electronic Health Record System

Officials say the transition begins May 30.

Logo for Palo Alto County Emergency Management: white bold text 'EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT' with olive green 'PALO ALTO COUNTY' on a black background, featuring a curved arc of stars and a crescent shape.
Local
5 months ago
Palo Alto County Opens Disaster Assistance Center After Severe Storms

The Iowa Individual Assistance Grant Program offers up to $7,000 per qualifying household to cover storm-related expenses.

Local
5 months ago
Join Taps Across America Effort this Memorial Day

Local musicians and anyone willing should step outside at 3:00 pm Monday, May 25th and play Taps in remembrance of veterans.

Crime
5 months ago
Click it or Ticket Campaign Raises Seat Belt Safety Awareness

Iowa State Patrol Trooper Kevin Krull says law enforcement is stepping up seat-belt enforcement May 18th through the 31st.

Local
5 months ago
O’ Brien County Supervisors Press Pause in New Construction

O’Brien County leaders plan to use this pause to research and create an official safety and environmental rules before any new construction begins.

Map of a rural Iowa region with blue and green route segments near Mallard, showing Ruthven and Emmetsburg along with roads and a red vertical highway line
Local
5 months ago
Tornado Breakdown from Sunday Evening

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.

Local
5 months ago
Revised Plans Approved for Estherville Pavilion Project

City Administrator Penny Clayton says the revisions became necessary after construction bids came in higher than the city anticipated.

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