Should AI Designs Be Allowed In Iowa State Fair’s Teeshirt Contest?
The debate over how far AI should go continues.
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Rare White and Black Squirrels Spotted in Iowa
Iowa sightings of rare white and black squirrels highlight unusual wildlife genetics and recent regional animal color variations.
Iowa’s Latest Most Popular Baby Names Are Getting Old-School
Not every name is ending in -eigh anymore.
Guy Fieri Digs Into a Burger from a Famous Wisconsin Dive Bar
A recent reuploaded clip of "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" saw host Guy Fieri make a stop in Superior, WI.
The Beer ‘That Made Milwaukee Famous’ is Being Discontinued After 175 Years
Pabst is ending production of Schlitz, whose history dates back to 1849.
Roof Collapse Had Firefighters Retreating Out Of Burning Galesburg House
A Galesburg home was heavily damaged Friday morning after a fire forced a partial roof collapse and drove firefighters out of the structure.
Southwest Airlines Bans Robots From Traveling On Planes
Southwest Airlines announced that human-like and animal-like robots are no longer allowed onboard, either in the cabin or as checked baggage, regardless of size or purpose.
Iowa University Expands Aviation Opportunities with Helicopters
Iowa aviation enthusiasts don't have to go far for highly rated training. The University of Dubuque is expanding its aviation program with a new helicopter pilot pathway.
Bettendorf 5th Grade Teacher Recognized For Creativity, Inclusion
Congrats to Ms. Wilga, 5th-grade teacher at Pleasant View Elementary in Bettendorf, on being a QC Teacher of the Week for the 2026 Spring semester.
Septic Truck Tries To Beat A Train, Train Wins
A man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after his truck collided with a train in Virginia Thursday afternoon.