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  • Crawford County Republicans Event Talk Segment
  • More snow is coming and Iowans need to yield for snowplows
  • When buying toys, consider ages of all kids in the house, not just the recipient
  • Cold snowy weather seen as a benefit as first gun deer season opens
  • Gov. Reynolds issues proclamation for ease of access to fuel for heating
  • Penguin walking could help Iowans avoid nasty falls
  • Hinson prefers deposits in HSAs rather than ACA insurance subsidies
  • USDA Rural Development Invests $3.6 Million to Support Small Business Projects and Improve Emergency Services in Rural Iowa: Impacts in Butler, Carrol
  • Iowans are warned to use crypto ATMs with extreme caution
  • Harlan man arrested on multiple sex and drug charges is being held in the Cass County Jail
  • Hats Off to Educators
  • Haley Equipment is hosting a food drive now through December 23rd to support local families in need
  • Iowans need to brace for wind chills of 20-below tomorrow
  • Men from KS & western IA linked to the disappearance of an 18-Year-old woman from Nebraska on related charges
  • Only about 1 in 5 Iowans have gotten a flu shot this season
  • Bird flu detected in central Iowa commercial turkey flock
  • Feenstra says he’s pushing FEMA to approve buyouts for Iowa cities hit by flooding
  • Grassley raises legal concerns about US attack on Venezuelan boat
  • Creighton survey puts Iowa manufacturing in positive territory amid region’s ‘sideways’ economy
  • Iowa’s busiest deer seasons are almost here
  • Iowa among states that will help Homeland Security obtain driver’s license records
  • Judge Dismisses Charge Against Charter Oak Mother in Infant Death Case
  • CC Happy Cats Giving Tuesday
  • ISU, UNI cancel classes after Thanksgiving snow story
  • Newly elected, appointed Iowa officials must complete training on Iowa’s ‘Sunshine Law’
  • ‘Walking in Antarctica’ exhibit at northwest Iowa museum
  • Iowans who make an effort to be grateful could live longer, happier lives