Onawa News

The Iowa Department of Transportation is advising no travel south of Onawa, Iowa, on Interstate 29.

Communities across Iowa are slated to receive a total of nearly $1.2 million for affordable housing projects through Gov.

Budget Cuts Affecting All Iowa Governor Chet Culver says his proposal to impose a 10% across the board state budget cut is aimed at saving money, but some folks, just aren't buying it.

The Bluffs Art Council will offer a pottery class from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday for students 7 to 14 years old.

One hometown is giving flu-shots this fall, with a twist. Burgess Health Center in Onawa, IA had its annual drive-thru clinic Tuesday.

Looking for something to do this weekend? Here's a list of just some of what's happening in Siouxland.

A western Iowa man has been sentenced to five years in prison for having a gun while trafficking drugs.

No one saw Brady Murphy collapse as a deadly surge of electricity seared through his upper body.

The Monona County Fair is underway in Onawa, and fair officials say the good weather is helping attendance.

An Omaha man faces multiple charges after allegedly leaving the scene of a fatal accident on Interstate Highway 29 Tuesday, the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation said Wednesday.

Right now the cameras are only in the warning phase, but on July 26th at the stroke of midnight, if you blow through a red light, you can plan to get out your checkbook.

Just to give this some perspective, Pinkie Galbreath was a toddler when the bicycle frame was patented in 1899.

Iowa's Lieutenant Governor Patty Judge highlighted one of Le Mars' sweetest features during her Travel Iowa tour that included a stop at the Ice Cream Capital of the World Visitor's Center and the Blue Bunny Ice Cream Parlor on Tuesday.

The Casino Omaha in Onawa, IA is closing its doors. The casino, which owned and operated by the Omaha Tribe of Nebraska, is laying off 185 workers.

Fireworks? Unhealthy? The Casino Omaha in Onawa, IA is closing its doors. The casino, which owned and operated by the Omaha Tribe of Nebraska, is laying off 185 workers.

Fireworks? Unhealthy? The Casino Omaha in Onawa, IA is closing its doors. The casino, which owned and operated by the Omaha Tribe of Nebraska, is laying off 185 workers.

The Omaha tribe on Tuesday indefinitely shut down Casino Omaha, a tribal-owned gambling facility near Onawa in western Iowa.

ONAWA, Iowa - Executives and tribal officials have closed an Iowa casino run by the Omaha Tribe of Nebraska, laying off about 185 workers.

A new campaign tries to stop the spread of teen violence by targeting parents and their children through advertisements around Sioux City.

A 22-year-old Sioux Falls man is recovering in a Nebraska hospital after an on-the-job accident led to the amputation of both of his arms.