Iowa News
- Man killed in Runnells motorcycle incident June 3, 2023Emergency crews administered life support, but the man died at the scene.
- Hot weekend ahead with isolated storms possible June 3, 2023A hot weekend is ahead for Central Iowa. When isolated thunderstorms may develop coming in your Storm Team 8 forecast.
- Biden expected to sign budget deal to raise debt ceiling June 3, 2023Bipartisan legislation was approved this week by the House and Senate to eliminate the potential for an unprecedented government default.
- Chase says online banking issue now resolved after bug causes double transactions and fees June 3, 2023Customers of Chase's online banking services saw double transactions, fees and payments in their accounts on Friday, in a glitch that was not fixed until late in the day.
- India train crash death toll rises above 230 with 900 injured as rescuers comb through debris June 3, 2023Rescuers waded through piles of debris and wreckage to pull out bodies and free people after two passenger trains derailed in India.
- Thrilling finishes at State Soccer as the Finals are now set June 3, 2023Gilbert boys and girls among the squads to play for a title on Saturday
- Fort Dodge native off to hot start at PCC June 3, 2023Judd Gibb is in the hunt as Round 1 comes to a close at Wakonda
- Tropical Storm Arlene forms in Gulf of Mexico June 3, 2023The storm had maximum sustained winds of 40 mph and was moving south at 5 mph.
- Some scammers targeting Cash App June 3, 2023An email claims someone is trying to send you money through Cash App, but this lure of easy money is nothing but a scam.
- Hysterical video shows little girl take the spotlight during dance recital June 3, 2023Saylor Knight was performing in her dance recital when she decided it was time for a solo.
- South Carolina man uses 'spray-painted Nintendo Duck Hunt game pistol' to rob business, deputies say June 3, 2023A man in South Carolina used a a spray-painted Nintendo Duck Hunt game pistol to rob a business, according to the York County Sheriff's Office.
- In historic move, Churchill Downs moves spring meet, cancels races in wake of horse deaths June 3, 2023Churchill Downs is making a more serious move in the wake of horse deaths: canceling some races and moving the spring meet to another track.
- Woman wins $225K while stopping to get drink at grocery store June 3, 2023It's not often that you walk out of a grocery store with more money than you came in with, but that was the case for a Kentucky woman recently.
- KCCI archives: The 15,000 tadpole giveaway in Des Moines June 3, 2023In 1983, the Des Moines Botanical Garden gave away thousands of tadpoles that had taken up residence in their pond.
- KCCI Archive: The phone book business boom June 3, 2023While neither US West nor Telecom would reveal ad revenues from yellow cake customers, both say business was booming in 1989.
- Iowa man sentenced to life in prison for Wisconsin woman’s murder June 3, 2023In May, a jury convicted James Klever, of Osceola, of first-degree murder in the death of 30-year-old Rachel Reuter of Cassville, Wisconsin.
- Iowa officials urge water safety during summer season June 3, 2023The Iowa Department of Natural Resources says if your weekend plans include a trip to the lake, you need to keep safety in mind.
- Changes could be coming to Des Moines' skywalks June 2, 2023The skywalks in downtown Des Moines could soon look a lot more colorful.
- Movie Review: 'The Boogeyman' June 2, 2023Are you afraid of the shadows?
- Remembering the Oklahoma City bombing April 19, 2023There were 168 people who lost their lives on April 19, 1995.
Minnesota News
- More than 280 killed, 900 hurt in India train crash: 'Never seen anything like this' June 3, 2023Up to 12 coaches of one train derailed. Debris from some of the mangled coaches fell onto a nearby track, which was then hit by another passenger train.
- Chase says online banking issue now resolved after bug causes double transactions and fees June 3, 2023Chase said late Friday that the bank had “resolved the underlying issue” and was in the process of issuing refunds or reversing transactions for customers.
- Mountain bike 'playground' fills a hole in the metro June 3, 2023"This is just gonna be the progression of mountain biking and single track," said Tracy Paradise, CEO of the One Track Mind Foundation.
- AG Keith Ellison expresses 'concern' about Allina Health billing practices June 3, 2023Ellison's statement follows an investigation into Allina's alleged policies published this week in the New York Times.
- Eagan lake closes after potential viral outbreak June 3, 2023The lake is located at Lebanon Hills Regional Park.
- Secretary of Defense vows US won't stand for 'bullying' from China June 3, 2023“To be clear, we do not seek conflict or confrontation,” he said. “But we will not flinch in the face of bullying or coercion.”
- Minnesota bans commercial turtle trapping June 3, 2023State's painted and snapping turtles were in high demand, raising concerns about populations.
- Strive Bookstore opens in downtown Minneapolis June 2, 2023Located in the Young Quinlan building, the new, Black-owned bookstore aims to connect community.
- New dog running club taking the pound to the pavement June 2, 2023Minneapolis Animal Care and Control first tried pairing volunteer runners with shelter dogs late last year. It's exploded in popularity this spring.
- Biden celebrates a 'crisis averted’ in Oval Office address on bipartisan debt ceiling deal June 2, 2023Biden is set to sign the budget agreement at the White House on Saturday with just two days to spare.
- Wildfire season ramps up in northern Minnesota June 2, 2023The Department of Natural Resources says as many as 500 fires have burned in the last month.
- More than half of Saint Paul schools don't have air conditioning, but the district is working on it June 2, 2023Saint Paul Public Schools is working to bring air conditioning to around a dozen schools by 2025.
- Two kids, two adults injured in massive multi-home Eden Prairie fire June 2, 2023Eden Prairie Fire Chief Scott Gerber said all four people were transported to a local hospital, but didn't offer any update about the extent of their injuries.
- Twin Cities Twitter goes off over U's removal of Replacements photos; school says it's not what you think June 2, 2023A school staff member said he learned Coffman receives complaints every year about a photo depicting the 'Mats frontman, Paul Westerberg, smoking.
- No, Trump Bucks aren’t legal currency June 2, 2023Some companies are selling memorabilia called Trump Bucks, which are novelty bills, checks or cards with Trump’s likeness. They can’t be used as actual currency.
- HyLife Foods pork facility in Windom sold, workers to be let go June 2, 2023The facility employed over 1,000 workers in the small town.
- Yes, New York City is sinking June 2, 2023Both natural and human-caused processes contribute to sinking land, which is happening not just in NYC but across the East Coast and in cities around the world.
- No, current State Farm homeowners insurance customers in California won’t lose coverage June 2, 2023State Farm announced it is no longer writing new homeowners insurance policies in California. But the decision doesn’t impact current policyholders.
- BCA investigates after Mankato police pursuit, stabbing June 2, 2023A Mankato officer and the suspect were injured when the cop used his squad car to hit the fleeing vehicle. Police then found a woman stabbed in the suspect's car.
- No, McDonald’s ice cream does not contain xylitol, a sugar substitute dangerous to dogs June 2, 2023Ice cream “pup cups” are a popular dog treat. But some online posts warn McDonald’s ice cream has an ingredient toxic to dogs. That’s false.
Nebraska News
- Now Serving: Centi September 16, 2023Located in downtown Omaha, Centi serves frozen desserts, including artisan ice cream and gelato.
- Hot and muggy Saturday, few storm chances June 3, 2023Highs back into the lower 90s with another chance for afternoon storms. Meteorologist Caitlin Harvey has your latest Weather Now Forecast.
- Biden expected to sign budget deal to raise debt ceiling June 3, 2023Bipartisan legislation was approved this week by the House and Senate to eliminate the potential for an unprecedented government default.
- Chase says online banking issue now resolved after bug causes double transactions and fees June 3, 2023Customers of Chase's online banking services saw double transactions, fees and payments in their accounts on Friday, in a glitch that was not fixed until late in the day.
- India train crash death toll rises above 230 with 900 injured as rescuers comb through debris June 3, 2023Rescuers waded through piles of debris and wreckage to pull out bodies and free people after two passenger trains derailed in India.
- Tropical Storm Arlene forms in Gulf of Mexico June 3, 2023The storm had maximum sustained winds of 40 mph and was moving south at 5 mph.
- Nebraska senator making third humanitarian trip to Ukraine war zone June 3, 2023"History will be made in the next month or two," state Sen. Tom Brewer said.
- GOP presidential candidate Sen. Tim Scott campaigns in Council Bluffs Friday June 3, 2023The South Carolina senator is trying to put fuel to his campaign in a crowding field of GOP presidential nominee hopefuls.
- Friday, June 2: Chances of Storms Saturday June 3, 2023Friday, June 2: Chances of Storms Saturday
- Some scammers targeting Cash App June 3, 2023An email claims someone is trying to send you money through Cash App, but this lure of easy money is nothing but a scam.
- Hysterical video shows little girl take the spotlight during dance recital June 3, 2023Saylor Knight was performing in her dance recital when she decided it was time for a solo.
- South Carolina man uses 'spray-painted Nintendo Duck Hunt game pistol' to rob business, deputies say June 3, 2023A man in South Carolina used a a spray-painted Nintendo Duck Hunt game pistol to rob a business, according to the York County Sheriff's Office.
- In historic move, Churchill Downs moves spring meet, cancels races in wake of horse deaths June 3, 2023Churchill Downs is making a more serious move in the wake of horse deaths: canceling some races and moving the spring meet to another track.
- Woman wins $225K while stopping to get drink at grocery store June 3, 2023It's not often that you walk out of a grocery store with more money than you came in with, but that was the case for a Kentucky woman recently.
- President Biden celebrates bipartisanship in Oval Office address on debt ceiling deal June 2, 2023Biden is expected to sign the deal that will prevent the government from default at the White House on Saturday.
- Douglas County judge rules driver in fatal crash not guilty due to COVID symptoms June 2, 2023A Douglas County judge ruled the man involved in a crash that killed one person is innocent because he was suffering from COVID-19 symptoms.
- 8 rescued after building partially collapses near Yale medical school June 2, 2023People are trapped after a building partially collapsed near Yale University. Rescue efforts are underway.
- Webb telescope spies massive plume erupting from Saturn's moon Enceladus June 2, 2023The plume witnessed by the Webb telescope spanned more than 6,000 miles, which is nearly the distance between Los Angeles and Buenos Aires, Argentina.
- Payton's Progress June 2, 2023The former Westside QB was recently in Omaha and discussed his future in Fargo at North Dakota State.
- Remembering the Oklahoma City bombing April 19, 2023There were 168 people who lost their lives on April 19, 1995.
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