Test Iowa sites in Black Hawk and Linn counties, will scale back their operating hours beginning next week. Click for the new hours, as well as an update on the state's plans for outdoor Test Iowa sites in the two counties as winter begins to set in:

Remember last year when we were seeing accumulating snow across eastern Iowa on Halloween? Far cry from that this year. It will be windy and warm this go around, but a cold front knocks temperatures down Saturday night and Sunday.

The moves will reportedly help Alliant move closer to its goal of zero coal usage by 2040 and 50% reduction in carbon emissions by 2030. Click on the article for a more detailed breakdown of the changes:

Drive-thru services at the Salvation Army will continue through the winter, and as the pandemic sticks around. Click to find out more.

Gov. Reynolds announced that $2 million will go towards the development of an efficient, next-generation vaccine from ISU and U of I researchers. The nanovaccine would not require needles or refrigeration and could provide long-term immunity.

As COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations rise, some medical experts worry about what the future could hold if we don't do everything we can to slow the spread of COVID-19.

The Iowa City school district has said because this data breach happened at a third-party contractor, it had no responsibility to notify the 3,600 possibly affected families. The billing company still doesn't know what was taken in this breach.

Makenda LLC the current owner of the hotel hired 40 contractors to complete renovations, including 35 locally.