Week in Review: KCCI news stories from the week of Feb. 20
Passengers saved from a burning bus, a Johnston teen fights for climate change action, and a miniature Iowa town. Take a look at some news stories from the last week.
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Passengers saved from a burning bus, a Johnston teen fights for climate change action, and a miniature Iowa town. Take a look at some news stories from the last week.
For months, KCCI has been investigating a southern Iowa puppy mill and the owner who amassed more than 120 violations of the animal welfare act.
The remains of hundreds of Iowans are in limbo, waiting for their final resting place.
Roughly 1,000 classroom and special education teaching positions are currently open across the state, not to mention the roughly 3,000 other education jobs open on the state website. Lawmakers work to address the shortage through legislation.
House Study Bill 597 aims to allow police to share driver's license photos for missing persons cases. The bill comes three weeks after a KCCI Investigates story asking why so many on the state's database don't have photos and why license photos can't be used.