Ainsworth News

New developments on a crop duster that crashed into a field near Ainsworth in Washington County.

There's been another crop duster plane crash, this time west of the Quad Cities in Washington County.

A new Iowa law lets you take your bottle of wine "to-go." As of today, if you don't finish the bottle, the restaurant can cork it for you.

A crop duster airplane has crashed in Washington County, near the town of Ainsworth.

A fire destroyed a barn in Ainsworth late last night. Authorities said around 10 p.m. the barn was fully engulfed in flames at 3270 185th St.

Crews were called out to a late night fire in Washington County. The fire started around 10:00 Sunday night on 3270 185th Street near Ainsworth.

The Washington County Riverboat Foundation has awarded nine second quarter grants of more than $238,000 through its Municipal Grant program.

Duane Gorrell, of Danville, Iowa, wipes down his 1959 Fordson Dexta tractor. The event started at the Dubuque County Fairgrounds.

Brittany Gerot, 16, of Ainsworth and Anna Sweeting, 16, of Riverside create pieces of a scaled replica of the Aztec Sun Stone during a school wide project on Mexican history Thursday at Highland High School in Riverside.

First-graders at Riverside Elementary are getting a little help in developing a love for reading.

The five member Washington County Board of Supervisors at the Tuesday, January 13 meeting heard the General Assistance and Veteran Affairs reports presented by Sue Rich.

The Washington County Board of Supervisors at the Tuesday, January 6 meeting accepted the highest sealed bid for the sale of a 40' x 90' lot with a 50 year old building in Ainsworth.

A pickup truck was damaged Wednesday morning after the driver lost control on Highway 218 about two miles south of Ainsworth.