A former principal at a Denison school has been selected to serve as the Superintendent of Catholic Schools for the Sioux City Diocese. The announcement was made Thursday that Patty Lansink, who served as principal at St.
An 11-year-old male from Newell had to be restrained after physically threatening school staff and police. At approximately 11:07 a.m. on Tuesday, Storm Lake Police were called to the middle school on a report of the out-of-control
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is encouraging Iowans to take part in today’s (Wednesday) hunting and trapping regulations listening sessions being held across the state. Facilitators will be seeking input on the possible changes to
A driver responsible for seriously injuring his passenger during a single vehicle accident in December has been scheduled for trial in April. Fifty-two-year-old Chadwick Charles Sachau, of Denison, will appear in District Court for Carroll County on
Republican leadership in the House is working on a proposal to prohibit controlled substance prescriptions from being filled more than six months after the date they are prescribed. Twelfth District Representative, Brian Best, says they are also
The State Fire Marshal’s Office is advising property owners that a new rule may require the installation of carbon monoxide alarms in their buildings. In 2016, the Iowa Legislature enacted Senate File 2219, which involves the implementation
Authorities are investigating the cause of a fire that completely destroyed a semi-tractor trailer. On Sunday evening, Feb. 18, the Storm Lake Fire and Police Departments responded to Meridian Manufacturing to find a 2012 Kenworth engulfed in
Saturday was the kick-off to Future Farmers of America—FFA—week and the Mayor of Carroll, Dr. Eric Jensen, made a special proclamation at the last council meeting. This year will mark the 90th anniversary of the organization, founded
Iowa Select Farms has recently announced they are on track to create an estimated 4,700 jobs by the end of next year. This would bring Iowa’s largest pork producer to just shy of 11,000 employees and is
U.S. Senator Joni Ernst was just in Lake City last weekend, and now she and Senator Chuck Grassley are inviting Iowans to visit them during their upcoming spring break. The two Senators will be hosting a joint
