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In this week's roundup: Expanding behavioral health services in rural Iowa, standing with Israel, my work for Iowa agriculture, and my meetings with c

Stepping through the door of Hamilton Radiator Service is like stepping back in time. Not far back, just to 1968, when Phil Boso went to work for Bill Hamilto

Goodman was revered for his decades-long battle against racism, injustice, and constitutional abuses

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV)-- One Hoosier organization welcomed dozens of veterans on Saturday as part of a resource fair in Terre Haute. Veteran Health Indiana gave those in the area a chance to learn more about healthcare services, how to file a disability claim, among other services. Rick Ramirez, the public affairs director for the [...]

In his dystopian novel “1984,” George Orwell introduced us to the “Thought Police” who were assigned by their autocratic leader, “Big Brother,” to root out and punish unapproved thoughts. I

Researchers found that dichlorophenol-containing pesticides (found in tap water) may be partly to blame for the rising cases of food allergies.

The perception of veterans and their treatment after military service has prompted some to dissuade people from signing up.

The Gagetown Harmful Chemical Study Commission is tackling what has been mostly ignored for two decades, despite hundreds of guardsmen and women claiming devastating illness from exposure to chemicals at the base.

ONGOING

The Waushara County Board of Supervisors meeting on Nov. 7 at the Waushara County Courthouse opened with the 2024 Budget Public Hearing.