TULIP QUEEN & HER COURT VISIT IOWA STATEHOUSE
THE IOWA HOUSE BEGAN WORK MONDAY IN DES MOINES WITH THE ORANGE CITY TULIP QUEEN SPEAKING, INTRODUCING HER COURT, AND DANCING IN THE WELL. REPRESENTATIVE. TOM JENEARY OF LE MARS INTRODUCED THEM:. QUEEN3 OC……..IS THE QUEEN. :10. THE QUEEN AND HER COURT WERE IN TRADITIONAL DUTCH ATTIRE, AND...
Two Teams Tie for First Place in Iowa PGA Glen Oaks All-Pro
Two Teams Tie for First Place in Iowa PGA Glen Oaks All-Pro- West Des Moines, Iowa –The teams of Sean McCarty of Brown Deer Golf Club, Brian Delaney of Davenport Country Club, Sam Rice of Ken Schall Golf Performance Studio and Chad Tracy of Glen Oaks Country Club; Davis Sutton of Cedar Rapids Country Club, Mark Atchison of Des Moines Golf & Country Club...
🏭 Multiple Manufacturing Jobs Now Hiring in Polk County, IA
Polk County’s manufacturing scene is buzzing this month, with several solid employers adding to their teams. Whether you’re handy with tools, love working with machines, or want steady hours and good benefits, there’s something here for you.
Warehouse project near DSM backup water source moves forward
A West Des Moines developer can move forward with a warehouse project near a future drinking water source after agreeing to environmental safeguards. Why it matters: The project is across from Purple Martin Lake, a public recreation area and future backup drinking water source for when the Des Moines area experiences drought and high nitrate levels.
Iowa State University brings new K-9 unit on board
The Iowa State University Police Department’s newest member underwent his first big test while on the job this past weekend — scouting out and monitoring Jack Trice Stadium during country singer Luke Combs’ concert. Zak, a 2-year-old Belgian shepherd, has been on the ISU campus for less than a month but has settled into his […]
DMACC approves tuition increases for next school year
Des Moines Area Community College is set to increase its tuition rates for both resident and nonresident students for the upcoming academic year while keeping other costs flat. The DMACC board of directors voted Monday after a public hearing to approve increases of resident tuition from $201 to $215 per credit and nonresident tuition from […]
Large hail could come down in Iowa tonight. Here’s how to keep your car...
DES MOINES, Iowa — A Weather Impact Alert Day is in place Tuesday, and the evening's threat includes the possibility for damaging hail. That could do a number on your car if it's not protected, and that becomes harder to do if you don't have your own garage. Local 5 asked the City of Des Moines and AAA what measures you can take if you...
Jury convicts Des Moines man of second-degree murder in 2025 Fort Dodge shooting
FORT DODGE, Iowa — A Des Moines man was convicted of murder by a Webster County jury after he allegedly shot and killed Justo Cruz Calindo last year in Fort Dodge. The jury found 39-year-old Rolman Humberto Recinos Gonzalez guilty of second-degree murder instead of his previous charge of first-degree murder.
Few Strong Tornadoes, Hail Larger Than Baseballs Possible
Tuesday will be another active day across the Central U.S. with a level 3 out of 5 severe risk across parts of Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois. This includes Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison and Des Moines. A few strong tornadoes, hail larger than baseballs, damaging winds will all be possible. Heavy rain could also lead to flooding. Watch this video for the latest hour-by-hour...
Restaurants adjust menus as fewer Gen Z are drinking
DES MOINES, Iowa (WOI/KCRG) - The Iowa Restaurant Association says nationally, Generation Z’s alcohol consumption is down 25% compared to 2018. WOI reports that businesses are noticing the change. Connor Hayes, general manager of Judges on Court Avenue, says he’s seen that shift in what’s being ordered at his...

















