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Federal Disaster Assistance Being Sought For A Number Of Iowa Counties Impacted By Severe Weather In December

February 3, 2022

(Washington, DC)– Iowa’s congressional delegation is urging the Biden Administration to approve Governor Reynolds’ request for federal disaster assistance in 25 counties. The National Weather Service says the December 15th severe storms produced a record 61 tornadoes across Iowa.  Iowa’s U-S senators and representatives wrote, “the Governor determined that this incident is of such severity […]

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Funding Available To Assist Those With Failing Private Sewer Systems

February 3, 2022

(Spirit Lake)– Some financial assistance is available for those looking to replace failing private sewer systems as well as for those looking to disconnect from a private system to connect to a public one. David Kohlhaase of the Dickinson County Environmental Health Office tells KUOO news the funding is available through the Water Infrastructure Fund […]

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***BREAKING NEWS***Authorities Are On The Scene Of A Shooting In Milford

February 3, 2022

(Milford)– Authorities are on the scene of a shooting that reportedly took place around 8:20 or so this (Thurs.) morning at the parking lot of Grapetree Medical Staffing in Milford. Initial reports from the scene indicate a woman sustained three gunshot wounds, and that some spent nine millimeter casings were found. Police are looking for […]

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Precinct Caucuses To Be Held Monday, February 7th In Iowa

February 3, 2022

(Spirit Lake)– Precinct caucuses will be held statewide in Iowa this coming Monday, February 7th. In Dickinson county, all Democrats in the county will hold their caucus at the Milford Community Center. Democrats in Clay county will gather at the Spencer Schools Administration Building; the site for Emmet county is Iowa Lakes Community College in […]

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Iowa Supreme Court Won’t Hear Appeal Of Dickinson County Man Convicted On Child Endangerment Charge

February 3, 2022

(Des Moines)– The Iowa Supreme Court says it won’t take up the appeal of a Dickinson county man convicted of child endangerment. The charge against Charles Tewes stemmed from an incident in June of 2019. He was found guilty in Dickinson County District Court. Tewes appealed the conviction, claiming the evidence against him was insufficient. […]

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