Authorities have identified the body of a 20-year-old woman found along a roadside in Lee County Sunday morning. The Lee County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to a location south of West Point at approximately 10:42 a.m. in
More than four-dozen Iowa communities, including Carroll, will be taking part in Tuesday’s National Night Out. The events, designed to foster relationships between law enforcement and the towns they service, are always held on the first Tuesday
National Farmers Market Week runs from Sunday, Aug. 5 through Saturday, Aug. 11 and Iowa Secretary of Agriculture, Mike Naig, is encouraging all Iowans to take advantage of the fresh fruits and vegetables available this time of
A Sioux Rapids man was Tased while trying to elude authorities in a theft of merchandise, valued at only $25. The Storm Lake Police Department was dispatched to the WalMart store at approximately 6:07 p.m. on Friday
Emergency crews responded to a semi/car accident northwest of Glidden in the eight o’clock hour Monday morning. The Iowa State Patrol was also dispatched to the scene at 190th Street and Sycamore Avenue, and early reports indicate
The Carroll fire and police departments responded to the report of a fire in the 700 block of North Carroll Street on Friday afternoon. Fire Chief, Greg Schreck, says his crew arrived on the scene at approximately
Authorities are investigating the Sunday discovery of the body of a white female in her early to mid-20s in Lee County, but are assuring the public it is not that of a missing University of Iowa student.
The Storm Lake Police Department has said that after several years of not having a K-9 unit on their force, they are working to raise money to fill the void left in their operations. The department had
Schools are getting ready to open their doors back up to students this month, and many college students are getting their finances in order to head into the fall semester. WalletHub, a person finance website, recently released
Regional Directors with U.S. Senator Joni Ernst’s office will be traveling the state, holding office hours in all 99 counties in the coming weeks. The directors will be able to meet with Iowans and answer any questions
