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Weekend coronavirus update
Sep 28, 2020 by Rick Watts
Twelve people in Iowa have died over the weekend from coronavirus, including two from the No Coast Network listening area. One person from Marion County and one from Monroe County passed away from COVID-19, as…
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Tama beef plant fined after COVID-19 outbreak
Sep 25, 2020 by Rick Watts
Iowa regulators have issued their first citation to a meatpacking plant with a large coronavirus outbreak that sickened its workforce — a $957 fine for a minor record-keeping violation. The outbreak at the Iowa Premium…
Coronavirus update
Sep 23, 2020 by Rick Watts
Nineteen more Iowans have died from coronavirus, bringing the total from the pandemic to 1285. None of the deaths reported Tuesday (9/22) are from the No Coast Network listening area. Another 517 people in the…
Senator Grassley explains view on Supreme Court Justice vote
Sep 22, 2020 by Rick Watts
BY MATT KELLEY RADIO IOWA - If Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley were still chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, there might be a much different political landscape today with regard to the nominating of a new…
Weekend coronavirus update
Sep 21, 2020 by Rick Watts
Seven more Iowans died from coronavirus over the weekend. As of Sunday (9/20), the state’s death total from COVID-19 stands at 1265. There was also a sharp rise in positive tests for COVID-19 from the…
Coronavirus update
Sep 18, 2020 by Rick Watts
A Monroe County resident is among ten new coronavirus deaths in the state reported Friday (9/18) by the Iowa Department of Public Health. The pandemic total in Iowa now stands at 1258. There was another…
Iowa Supreme Court lets rulings on absentee ballots stand
Sep 17, 2020 by Rick Watts
The Iowa Supreme Court is refusing to review lower court decisions that invalidated tens of thousands of voters’ absentee ballot requests at the urging of President Trump’s reelection campaign. The court issued orders Wednesday (9/16)…
Derecho wipes out over half a million acres of corn
Sep 16, 2020 by Rick Watts
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has estimated that 550,000 acres of Iowa corn will not be harvested this fall due to damage caused by the Aug. 10 wind storm that swept across the state. That…
Des Moines police say teen shot to death in robbery attempt
Sep 15, 2020 by Rick Watts
BY MATT KELLEY RADIO IOWA - Two teenagers were shot — one to death — by a man who police say the boys were trying to rob in a residential neighborhood north of downtown Des Moines.…
Branstad to step down as US Ambassador to China
Sep 14, 2020 by Rick Watts
The U.S. ambassador to China will step down early next month, ending a three-year tenure marked by a trade war and increasingly bitter relations between the world’s two largest economies. Former Iowa Governor Terry Branstad,…
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