Onawa News

The Auxiliary of Burgess Health will hold its annual Ventures Arts and Crafts Show from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. Sunday, Sept.

Communication problems during a deadly June tornado have prompted the Monona County Sheriff's Office to hasten the purchase of new equipment to boost radio signal power throughout the county.

ISU Police August 3 Officers assisted Ames Police with the arrest and transport of two people.

A Mapleton woman accused in the deaths of more than 20 dogs in Nebraska is now facing charges for a similar discovery in western Iowa.

The Northwest Iowa School Preparedness Coalition for Readiness and Emergency Management for Schools will hold two training sessions on Mondayand Saturday, Sept.

When she saw the panic and confusion in Wanda's eyes, Lena knew that something was terribly wrong.  But amnesia was the last thing she suspected.

Lena Vollink, from Hull and Wanda DeRoon, from Boyden, were traveling to Omaha on July 15, to pick up Vollink's sister from the airport.  Friends from years ago when they were neighbors in Hull, the two were chatting and making plans to shop before going to the airport.

But south of the Onawa exit, DeRoon suddenly put her head in her hands, turned to Vollink, who was driving, and asked, "Where did I park my car this morning?"

ONAWA, Iowa -- Friends Karter Vermeys, 10, and Caleb Clemon, 9, couldn't resist scrambling up high onto the steps of a mammoth Terra-Gator fertilizer spreader Thursday afternoon.

ONAWA, Iowa -- Friends Karter Vermeys, 10, and Caleb Clemon, 9, couldn't resist scrambling up high onto the steps of a mammoth Terra-Gator fertilizer spreader Thursday afternoon.

A fundraiser for the family of the Boy Scout leader who lived at the Little Sioux Boy Scout Ranch struck by a tornado last month will be from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the Blencoe Community Center.

ONAWA, Iowa - An Omaha man who died in a car accident earlier this week has been identified as Genaro Moreno.

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Authorities have released the names of two people who were injured after strong winds ripped through a state park in western Iowa over the weekend.

The bats kept rolling Thursday night as Kingsley-Pierson tallied their second straight win, knocking off West Monona on the road in Onawa 7-6. Ashley Ruba got things going for the Lady Panthers with a solo home ...

By Lisa Maxson Catholic News Service OMAHA, Neb. - Amid a crowd of friends, family, Boy Scouts and Boy Scout leaders, Bryan and Arnell Petrzilka leaned over and kissed their 13-year-old son, Ben, whose body lay ...

Iowa Governor Chet Culver's called on a statewide private fundraising effort to help victims of recent floods and tornadoes.

The scouts and emergency crews who responded to the Little Sioux Boy Scout Ranch after the tornado are being recognized as heroes.

Two Boy Scouts who were injured when a deadly tornado tore through their camp in Iowa are recuperating after specialized surgery in Minnesota.

Thirteen people injured in Wednesday's Little Sioux tornado remained hospitalized Friday.

Charlie Lough herded his cattle onto the porch of his farm house, before he fled to safety from the rising water of the Cedar River, Wednesday June 11, 2008 north of Vinton, Iowa.

Officials say no one was injured and no areas were severely damaged Thursday evening, despite numerous reports of funnel clouds and possible tornadoes in Iowa, South Dakota and Nebraska.