Iowa City mayor issues proclamation requiring face coverings
Jul 22, 2020
BY DAR DANIELSON RADIO IOWA - Iowa City Mayor Bruce Teague has issued a proclamation requiring every person in the city to wear a face-covering when in a public place. Teague wore a plastic face shield…
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Native American Imagery Removed from Indianola City Logo
Jul 21, 2020
Leaders in the south-central Iowa city of Indianola have approved a measure to remove Native American imagery from its city logo, including from police cars, badges and patches. The Indianola City Council voted unanimously Monday…
Weekend coronavirus update
Jul 20, 2020
Ten more Iowans have died from coronavirus over the weekend. As of late Sunday morning (7/19), the pandemic total stood at 792. None of those deaths were in the No Coast Network listening area. Meanwhile,…
Report for WH group calls for face mask mandate in 47 Iowa counties
Jul 17, 2020
BY O. KAY HENDERSON RADIO IOWA - A report prepared for the White House Cornavirus Task Force suggests Iowa is among 18 states where rising infection rates should prompt new restrictions. The internal documents were first…
Heat Advisory issued for Saturday
Jul 17, 2020
You will want to be somewhere cool Saturday afternoon (7/18). The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for the No Coast Network listening area Saturday from 1 until 8pm. Hot temperatures and high…
IDPH spokeswoman resigns under fire
Jul 16, 2020
A longtime spokeswoman for the Iowa Department of Public Health has been ousted from her job, and she thinks it was because she aggressively shared information on the coronavirus outbreak and other issues with news…
Rose Hill man wins $25,000 Iowa Lottery prize
Jul 15, 2020
A man from Rose Hill has won a $25,000 prize in the Iowa Lottery. Otto Samuels of Rose Hill won the ninth of 18 top prizes in the Iowa Lottery’s “Cash Spectacular” InstaPlay game. Samuels bought…
ISU research shows 37.5% of 16-24 year olds lost jobs this spring
Jul 14, 2020
BY O. KAY HENDERSON RADIO IOWA - New Iowa State University research suggests young people between the ages of 16 and 24 have been hardest hit by job losses during the pandemic. ISU economics professor John…
Ottumwa 1st grader wins prize for invention
Jul 13, 2020
There’s a sharp young inventor in Ottumwa who finished first in his grade at the National Invention Convention. Charles Smith, a student at Eisenhower Elementary in Ottuwma, earned the award for his invention that he…
Property tax deadline is July 25
Jul 09, 2020
Here's a reminder that Governor Reynolds’ deadline extension for property tax payments, motor vehicle renewals and title transfers, along with driver’s license renewals are set to expire on July 25. Mahaska County Treasurer Connie Van…