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By Jeff Angelo Apr 30, 2021 Jeff discusses why Iowa is returning over 95 million dollars in federal money; Eben Brown reports that cruise lines could be operating again in mid-July; Governor Kim Reynolds comments on a potential vaccine passport ban on national television; Greg Edwards previews the upcoming Dew Tour stop in Des Moines as well as weekend events; Michelle Pollino looks at the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe releases. Click to hear hour two of Need To Know With Jeff Angelo for Friday, April 30, 2021. About Need to Know with Jeff Angelo

‘We’re certainly not doing handstands quite yet’ Travel and tourism industry cautiously optimistic about recovery BY MICHAEL CRUMB, Senior Staff Writer Friday, April 30, 2021 6:00 AM As the number of people getting a coronavirus vaccine increases, so does the optimism in the travel and tourism industry, which screeched to a halt as the pandemic spread across the country last year. When COVID-19 hit, air travel plummeted to record lows. Business travel was replaced by virtual meetings, and festivals, fairs, trade shows and conventions were canceled. But as the calend...

Legendary 1980s goalkicker Grenville Dietrich has had his leg cut off from “above the knee” after suffering complications from a fall.

‘Horrific’: Beloved footy great Grenville Dietrich has leg amputated AFL 27th Apr 2021 10:37 AM One of the most beloved and effective legs in South Australian footy history is no more. In a devastating turn of events North Adelaide cult hero Grenville Dietrich has had the right leg which kicked more than 400 goals in an iconic career amputated. The former Roosters spearhead, who booted 445 majors in 103 games, including century hauls in the 1983 and 1984 seasons, suffered complications after a fall back in January. Grenville Dietrich with his son, S...

‘Horrific’: Beloved footy great Grenville Dietrich has leg amputated AFL 27th Apr 2021 10:37 AM One of the most beloved and effective legs in South Australian footy history is no more. In a devastating turn of events North Adelaide cult hero Grenville Dietrich has had the right leg which kicked more than 400 goals in an iconic career amputated. The former Roosters spearhead, who booted 445 majors in 103 games, including century hauls in the 1983 and 1984 seasons, suffered complications after a fall back in January. Grenville Dietrich with his son, S...