An Algona woman suffered minor injuries after losing control of her vehicle and striking a utility box along Highway 18 late last week. According to the Kossuth County Sheriff’s Office, 30-year-old ...

The Iowa Natural Resource Commission has approved several large projects at facilities around the state. The DNR's Travis Baker says one project includes work near the beach of Brushy Creek Recreation ...

The Algona Community School District will reduce expenditures on staff by some $800,000 for the 2026-2027 school year as several open positions will not be filled. Superintendent Joe Carter says they ...

State officials have reduced their prediction of state tax revenue for the current budgeting year by 46 MILLION dollars, but the governor's budget director says there is no need to cut state spending ...

–Public Health officials across the country are reemphasizing the importance of seasonal influenza vaccines as peak flu season comes to an end. Cede Becker is a Registered Nurse in the Community ...

Snow Emergencies City of Titonka has issued a snow emergency beginning 12 AM Sunday, March 15th through Monday, March 16th at noon.

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Funeral Service for Margaret Sankey, formerly of Algona, will be held Thursday, at 2pm, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Algona. Visitation is the same day, at the church, from 1pm until time of service.

A move to raise the speed limit to 60 on Iowa highways where the posted speed is 55 has passed another hurdle in the statehouse. The bill cleared the Iowa Senate in March of last year and a House ...

As spring approaches, one expert says Iowans need to resist the urge to rake up the winter's accumulation of leaves that clutter our yards and fence lines. Entomologist Ginny Mitchell says those piles ...

The Algona School Board set the dates for their upcoming public budget hearings during Monday’s meeting. Superintendent Joe Carter discussed how things will go over the next few weeks as they ...

A spokesman for the Iowa Department of Transportation says traffic deaths dropped back down after a starting out the New Year up in January. Stuart Anderson told the State Transportation Commission ...