A father searches for a men's shelter for his drug-addicted son. But everywhere he looks, the answer is no. He says his son is running out of time.
The amendment deals with COVID-19 expenses and CARES act funding.
Ottumwa's City Council reviews the last year of COVID, approves a bridge inspection, a grant for the historic 131 East Main Street, and Mayor Lazio talks about the benefits of the American Rescue Plan for Ottumwa.
Bibby was found guilty on all five counts and is sentenced to 60 years. Cook was found guilty on four of those counts, sentenced to 35 years.
With 52 students enrolled in its new virtual learning program, the district will be looking at how to feasible teach them.
With the health care job in need, the new health simulation lab can accommodate many students. The college hopes that will turn out health care providers into the region.
An Indian Hills Community College vaccine clinic cancelled, and 100 Bloomfield doses are postponed in light of the recent Johnson and Johnson vaccine news.
A lowered property tax rate, low Ottumwa Online enrollment, and facility updates for Evans Middle School and Ottumwa High School headlined Monday night's board meeting.
500 doses of the Moderna vaccine will be available at Evans Middle School on Saturday morning.
The rally is to draw attention to the For the People act currently passing through U.S. Senate.
Updates on Make Ottumwa Shine, the Human Rights Commission, and starting contract bids for the airport runway reconstruction and raising the north river wall.
The apartment style dorm is set to open in November.
Nearly $8000 from JBS to Ottumwa Fire's Sparky Claus program
Miller-Meeks' and Hart's campaigns share heated words over contested election
The date is set for May 30th at Bridge View Center, after last year's delayed graduation. Other highlights from the board meeting include: an approval of the 2021 Fiscal Budget, and starting a new athletic conference "is a go."
Day Three of the trial of Michael Bibby and Dalton Cook hears from police witnesses during the shootout.
Witness testimonies and opening statements on the second day of the Michael Bibby and Dalton Cook trial.
The 2022 Fiscal Budget will see a decrease in property tax levy with an overall increase in available funds.
The school district’s plan is to ready the revamped Market on Main for use by the start of the 2021 school year.
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Briefs and answers to the Committee on House Administration's questions are the next steps taken in resolving the contested District 2 seat.
Thursday was Ottumwa Regional Airport's new director's first day in the position. KYOU spoke with him about his priorities for the city airport.
They say due to increased drunken driving, there will be increased Sheriff patrols on the night of Saint Patrick's Day.
An approval of the 2022 Fiscal Budget, setting up a regional office for Rep. Miller-Meeks, and a preview of the Bridgeview Center's 2020
The City Administrator says a regional office would help Ottumwans with federal agencies like taxes, veteran healthcare, or passports.
The first in the region, Centerville's esports program will try to include students who don't participate in sports or fine arts.
A smoke alarm's battery should be changed annually, and Ottumwa's Fire Department says Daylight Savings is the perfect time.
A trash fire spread quickly after wind blew the fire into nearby tall grass.
A partnership between counties, Iowa South hopes to bring in new talent and boost the current businesses and industries.
Needing another week to finish up the first priority group of individuals 65 and older, Wapello County Public Health gives their scope for IDPH's new vaccine authorization group.
Local Public Health clinics shares information about latest vaccine availability for new eligibility
Local public health clinics give timelines on when people 64 or younger with severe health conditions might be able to get the vaccine.
Ottumwa's Regional Airport's FBO is in the hands of the city. City Administrator Phil Rath previews what that could look like.
Ottumwa's City Council looks at part time firefighters among other agenda items at Tuesday night's City Council meeting.
PPEL Funds for three districts and appointing board members in two.
Ottumwa's City Council sets the date for March 16th at 5:30 pm.
The City of Ottumwa will clean three cemeteries beginning on March 1st.
Ottumwa Schools looks to next school year to implement their Ottumwa Online program: an open enrollment virtual program available to any students in Iowa.
Replacing a firefighter resignation, the Ottumwa Fire Department looks to hire someone quickly.
Two fire emergencies during the cold snap related to the weather.
Closing on Market on Main, leaving the CIML, and more at the school board meeting Monday evening.
Ottumwa Schools sees 170 staff recieving their first dose of vaccines.
Indian Hills' nurse Sadie Monaghan shares her experience getting the Moderna vaccine, including motivation and side effects.
A levy tax drop, the return of the Babe Ruth World Series, ending City Sponsored Events like craft shows, approving an auction of abandoned items, and a 90 day suspension on rental inspections.
Seniors in rural areas can schedule appointments for a local clinic to give out the vaccine in March.
The City Council will look at auctioning off items abandoned by the First National Bank's former owner.
Prairie Hills Assisted Living holds drive thru event for Valentine's Day.
10-15 Transit offers free rides to get the COVID-19 vaccine
Overhead sprinkler pipe bursts, sending 18,000 gallons of water onto Canteen.
A third moritorium on housing inspections due to concerns of COVID-19.
