A Lynnville woman was killed in a crash with a semi truck on Saturday afternoon just south of Kellogg. The Iowa State Patrol reports an International MV607 operated by Leticia Penate De Rodriguez ...

The Indianola Police Department was fully staffed at 24 officers for the first time in 2024, including two School Resource Officers, a Community Service Officer, and more. Chief Brian Sher tells ...

The Knoxville Police Department reminds citizens to clear sidewalks of all snow and ice when winter weather events take place. City code states that sidewalks need to be cleaned within 24 hours ...

The Indianola Chamber of Commerce is holding a ribbon cutting ceremony today for Uncluttered Life, welcoming the business to the chamber. The ribbon cutting marks the second in December for the ...

For many years, the Pella Historical Village has had volunteers lead their operations of the Vermeer Windmill. Earlier this week, the non-profit recognized longtime Head Miller Jim Brandl with an ...

Executive Director of Pella Historical Museums Jessi Galligan discusses the end of the 2024 season, the upcoming Windmill Winterim, and how to help the non-profit organization by volunteering.

The Indianola City Council meets in regular session Thursday. The council will receive a presentation on “Illuminate Indianola” by the Public Arts Commission and consider agreements for the ...

Jasper County Sheriff John Halferyy talks about his law enforcement career and future plans as his retirement approaches at the end of this year.

The Knoxville School Board will look to set a special meeting for an appointment for the board vacancy at their meeting on Monday. The board will look to appoint someone at a special meeting on ...

Today’s Peoples Bank Let’s Talk Indianola features Warren County Recorder Jordyn Hill looking back on 2024 and ahead to 2025.

Part two of our segment with Marion County United Way Board members Kamryn Ryan and David Dettmann as they discuss the ways the organization supports local non-profits and how you can support them.

Stepping Stones Early Learning Center Board President Erika Pleggenkuhle discusses Stepping Stones annual Breakfast with Santa event happening Saturday and their ongoing fundraising efforts.