Freezing fog contributes to semi rear-end crash south of Coulter Tuesday
A personal injury accident was reported Tuesday morning along Heather Avenue south of Coulter. According to Franklin County Sheriff Aaron Dodd, the crash was called in at 8:48 a.m. Tuesday. A Freightliner semi driven by William Nelson
Local gas prices run higher than Iowa average despite statewide dip
The average price of regular unleaded gasoline in Iowa edged lower this week, according to AAA. AAA reports the statewide average fell 1 cent from last week to $2.37 a gallon. That price is 48 cents lower
Motorists driving through work zones prompt safety warning in Hampton
Hampton’s Public Works Director is warning drivers about the dangers of ignoring traffic control devices near active work zones. In an email sent to RadioOnTheGo News Wednesday, Tarr said city crews and contractors will be conducting tree
Dumont City Council to meet in regular session Thursday
The Dumont City Council will hold its regular meeting Thursday, with Butler County Engineer John Riherd expected to be in attendance to discuss issues with an alley approach between 712 3rd Street and 720 3rd Street and
Rep. Josh Meggers previews key issues as 2026 Iowa session begins
The 2026 Iowa Legislative Session gets underway Monday at the State Capitol, with lawmakers preparing to address a wide-ranging agenda. Issues expected to dominate the session include property tax relief, state spending priorities and ongoing discussions on
Caspary, Stanley of Sheffield – Private family graveside service to be held
Private family graveside service for 90-year-old Stanley Frederick Caspary of Sheffield will be held at the Carroll Cemetery in Caroll, Iowa. Woodley Funeral Home in Hampton is caring for the family. Stanley Frederick Caspary passed away January
Anderson, Sherrill formerly of Eldora – Funeral service January 12th
Funeral service for 88-year-old Sherrill Rae Anderson of Mesa, Arizona, formerly of Eldora, will be Monday, January 12th at 10:30 a.m. at the Mitchell Family Funeral Home in Marshalltown. Burial will be in the Jackson Township Cemetery
RADIO IOWA: Some Iowans could be in for their biggest-ever federal tax refund
Most Iowans likely have not started filling out their tax forms yet, but they may be more eager to do so this year. Stacy Engle, a spokeswoman for the Internal Revenue Service, says projections point to higher
Postmark change alters how USPS dates mailed items
The United States Postal Service has adopted a new rule changing how mail is postmarked, a move that could affect time-sensitive deliveries in rural areas. The rule, which took effect Dec. 24, 2025, requires mail to be
Hardin County Board of Supervisors Jan. 6 meeting recap
The Hardin County Board of Supervisors approved a procedural correction during its meeting Tuesday, formally rescinding a prior budget amendment resolution due to a publication error. Supervisors adopted Resolution 2026.05, which rescinds Resolution 2025.34 after officials determined