(Avoca) -- Water rationing measures are still in order in portions of KMAland due to issues at a Pottawattamie County water plant.

(KMAland) -- Officials with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources are offering some tips for camping this summer.

(Lenox) -- A Lenox city park sustained damage in a single-vehicle accident early Tuesday morning.

(Undated) -- KMAland native Peggy Whitson's fourth space mission is coming to a close.

(Red Oak) -- Montgomery County officials are taking advantage of a state computer software system.

(Clarinda) -- Page County officials have taken the next step in retaining legal counsel regarding a potential hazardous liquid pipeline ordinance.

(Creston) -- A suspect faces burglary and theft charges in Creston following a weekend arrest.

(Glenwood) -- A Mills County suspect faces a bevy of charges following their arrest Thursday.

(Glenwood) -- A Glenwood man faces an assault charge following his arrest Monday.

(Shenandoah) -- Shenandoah school officials are hailing another successful year of a nontraditional education program.

(Washington, D.C.) -- Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley is hailing a ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court rolling back provisions under the Waters of the U.S., or WOTUS.

(Arkoe) -- A juvenile was injured in a go kart accident in Nodaway County over the weekend.

A vehicle crashed into the Camping World store in Council Bluffs on Monday morning.

(Shenandoah) -- It was a picturesque morning as Shenandoah residents gathered Monday to remember the U.S. soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice.

(Clarinda) -- Page County officials want more information on potential uses of COVID-19 relief funds before designating them to purchase a lift for the county annex building.

(Council Bluffs) -- The Iowa State Patrol is giving back to one of its own in a time of need.

(KMAland) -- Memorial Day Weekend is the unofficial start to the boating season in the Midwest, and the Iowa DNR wants to ensure everyone is being safe on the water.

(Iowa City) -- Researchers at the University of Iowa are using one of the body's naturally occurring waste products to treat stroke, potentially lessening the damage.

(Shenandoah) – You may not realize it, but history is being made every day.

(KMAland) -- Dr. Ted Goudge, a Shenandoah native and Associate Professor of Geography at Northwest Missouri State University, has released his latest geography map.

The Red Oak Police Department reports an arrest from early Saturday evening.

(KMAland) -- If you know of a Nebraskan age 50 or older who actively supports his or her community through volunteering, you might want to nominate them for the 2023 AARP Nebraska Andrus Award for Community Service.

(KMAland) -- Although Missouri's 2023 legislative session was contentious and resulted in a historically low number of bills being passed, advocates for children applauded some significant wins for struggling Missouri families.