STATE NEWS

Coronavirus update

Two people in Iowa died from coronavirus over the weekend.  The deaths reported Saturday (3/13) and Sunday (3/14) bring the state’s death total for the pandemic to 5633.  Neither death was from the No Coast…
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House approves adding benefits for police & firefighters

The Iowa House has voted to insure police and firefighters in Oskaloosa, Ottumwa and 47 other Iowa cities who are part of a statewide pension and disability system are covered for work-related injuries that developed…
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Reporter aquitted of charges in arrest at protest

BY DAR DANIELSON RADIO IOWA - A jury has acquitted Des Moines Register reporter Andrea Sahouri of charges of failure to disperse and interference with official acts at a protest at a Des Moines Mall on…
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Detained Iowa reporter heard saying, ‘I’m a journalist,’ on police video

BY RADIO IOWA CONTRIBUTOR Closing arguments are expected today in the trial of a Des Moines Register reporter who was arrested while she was covering a racial justice protest last May. Andrea Sahouri testified in her…
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Senator Grassley discusses relief bill

BY RADIO IOWA CONTRIBUTOR The U.S. Senate passed the $1.9 trillion relief package pushed by President Joe Biden Saturday after a 25-hour marathon of votes on amendments. Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley, a Republican, voted against the…
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Iowa House delegation calls for more Johnson & Johnson vaccine

Iowa's congressional delegation is urging the Biden Administration to restructure the state's weekly allocation of Covid vaccine. The group says putting more doses of Johnson and Johnson's vaccine in the mix make sense. Representative Ashley…
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With gradual snow melt, Iowa’s spring flood risk remains ‘normal’

BY MATT KELLEY Iowa was inundated by record or near-record flooding in 2019, followed by severe-to-extreme drought in 2020, drought that’s endured into 2021. What will this spring hold, as planting season is mere weeks away? Nathan…
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Governor Reynolds gets COVID-19 vaccination

BY MATT KELLEY RADIO IOWA - After blasting those who are spreading what she called “misleading” and “inaccurate” information about the Johnson and Johnson vaccine for COVID-19, Governor Kim Reynolds took the shot herself on live…
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Rozenboom bill addresses deer population

State Senator Ken Rozenboom of Oskaloosa has filed a bill that would deal with Iowa’s rising deer population.  During last Saturday’s (2/27) Eggs and Issues forum in Oskaloosa, Rozenboom noted the high deer populations in…
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Bill to remove Iowa’s permit requirement for concealed weapons

BY O. KAY HENDERSON RADIO IOWA - A bill that would no longer require Iowans to get permits to carry a concealed weapon has made it past initial review in the Iowa House and is scheduled…
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