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City Of Spirit Lake & Other Cities In Iowa Great Lakes: Tap Water IS SAFE
June 25, 2024
(Spirit Lake)– City officials in Spirit Lake and other cities in the Iowa Great Lakes say tap water IS SAFE. Spirit Lake City Attorney- Administrator Gregg Owens says they’ve had reports that residents are being told and/or are hearing there may be concerns about the water in the City of Spirit Lake, whether for homes […]
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IUB Approves Summit Carbon Solutions Pipeline Application With Modifications
June 25, 2024
(Des Moines)– The Iowa Utilities Board Tuesday approved an application from Summit Carbon Solutions, LLC for a permit to construct, operate and maintain a hazardous liquid pipeline through 29 Iowa counties, including Dickinson. The IUB approved the application with modifications and will require Summit to submit additional filings for review before a permit is issued. […]
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Okoboji City Council Hears Updates On Flooding, Bank Collapses
June 25, 2024
(Okoboji)– Meeting in special session this (Tues.) morning, the Okoboji City Council heard updates on flooding in that community and lakeshore bank collapses. City Administrator Michael Meyers… Meyers says given the scope and extent of the lakeshore damage in Okoboji, the city is looking at ways to help expedite the restoration process… The city council […]
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Gov. Kim Reynolds, Congressman Randy Feenstra Visit Flood Ravaged Areas
June 25, 2024
(Spencer)– Several elected officials made stops Monday in Spencer and a number of other flood ravaged communities. Congressman Randy Feenstra says he was shocked with the devastation he saw… Iowa Homeland Security Director John Benson was part of the delegation. He says new technology is playing a major role in damage assessments… Governor Kim Reynolds […]
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Presidential Disaster Declaration Approved For Five NW Iowa Counties
June 25, 2024
(Des Moines)– Gov. Kim Reynolds announced that President Biden has approved Iowa’s request for a Major Disaster Declaration for Iowa counties where significant damage was sustained from severe storms, flooding, straight-line winds, and tornados that occurred beginning on June 16, 2024 and continuing. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) are […]
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Milford City Council Awards Bid On First Phase Of Improvements At Florence Park
June 25, 2024
(Milford)– Some improvements are in the offing for a city park in Milford. The city council Monday awarded a bid of $610,000 on the first of what will be a multi-phased project at Florence Park. Mayor Steve Anderson says the work on this phase will be centered on the northeast side of the park and […]
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Trial For Man Accused In Fatal Shooting Of An Algona Police Officer Has Been Delayed
June 24, 2024
(Algona)– Trial for a man accused in the fatal shooting of an Algona police officer that was scheduled to start Tuesday (6/25) has been delayed due to the flooding in the region. The trial for Kyle Ricke was moved to Dickinson county on a change of venue. It was to have gotten underway tomorrow (Tues.) […]
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The Flooding In Clay County Has Turned Deadly
June 24, 2024
(Spencer)– There is now a fatality to report with the flooding in Clay county. The Clay County Sheriff’s Office says the Communications Center received a call of a pickup that was seen trying to cross rapid flood waters Saturday in the 3400 mile of 240th Avenue, or the East Beltway on the east edge of […]
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Animal Shelters seeking Donations of Food & Supplies
June 24, 2024
(Spencer)-There’s an urgent need for food and other supplies at area animal shelters. KUOO’s Becky Thoreson has details: Animal Shelters in Northwest Iowa are seeking donations of food and supplies due to the devastating flooding in the region.Jenna Schrorer, Executive Director with People for Pets says, they are in need of cat and dog food […]
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