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College Football schedule rankings Week 3: Watchability tiers for best games to watch

College Football schedule rankings Week 3: Watchability tiers for best games to watch

There are more than 50 college football games in the Bowl Subdivision in Week 3. We ranked the schedule by putting all the matchups in four tiers.

Week 3 College Football TV/Streaming Schedule

Week 3 College Football TV/Streaming Schedule

There’s college football on all weekend, and we expect you to watch the bejeebers out of it. And we’re once again willing to help you figure out the best of your viewing options. As always, the full (and we mean full, because you might want to find out what time the Pacific Lutheran game kicks […]

At 93, Chuck Grassley still doing the job amid age concerns in Congress

At 93, Chuck Grassley still doing the job amid age concerns in Congress

Age limits in Congress are popular among Americans, but on his 93rd birthday, Iowa Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley is still doing the job.

Trinity Health Seeks Mail/Utility Messenger for Hospital Operations in Mason City, IA

Trinity Health Seeks Mail/Utility Messenger for Hospital Operations in Mason City, IA

Trinity Health is actively seeking to hire a Mail/Utility Messenger for a PRN (as needed) position in Mason City, Iowa. This role is crucial for the efficient sorting and distribution of incoming and inter-office mail and parcels across all hospital departments. The Mail/Messenger will also be responsible for preparing outgoing mail and packages for daily pickup, including printing shipping reports. Additionally, the position involves supporting courier special requests, monitoring postage balances, and ensuring timely mail routing by staying current with staff location changes. The individual will also act as a primary resource for copier operation and supply management in the mailroom, and will be involved in online tracking of parcels and dispatching in-town couriers.

Vance blasts Democrats as 'lunatics' in Iowa rally push for GOP candidates

Vance blasts Democrats as 'lunatics' in Iowa rally push for GOP candidates

Vice President JD Vance has defended the Trump administration's policies and Iowa GOP candidates, calling Democrats the party of "lunatics."

Heat Dome Fuels Severe Storms, Flood Threat in Midwest

Heat Dome Fuels Severe Storms, Flood Threat in Midwest

A persistent heat dome over the Southeast is driving severe storms and flash flooding across the Midwest and Central Plains. The National Weather Service has issued a Level 2 out of 4 flash flood threat for the region, with widespread rainfall totals of 3–5 inches (76–127 mm) expected through Sunday, and localized areas potentially receiving up to 8 inches (203 mm). The storms, fueled by deep tropical moisture, have already caused significant flooding in parts of western Iowa, including Cass County, where rivers and creeks have overflowed. The heavy rain is expected to continue, with South Dakota identified as a key area of concern for flash flooding on Thursday. The storm system is forecast to shift eastward toward the Great Lakes by the weekend.

Illinois Community Colleges Receive State Grants to Launch Manufacturing Training Academies

Illinois Community Colleges Receive State Grants to Launch Manufacturing Training Academies

Illinois Community Colleges Receive State Grants to Launch Manufacturing Training Academies

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Ohio State men's hoops will close 2026-27 Big Ten slate with Michigan

Ohio State men's hoops will close 2026-27 Big Ten slate with Michigan

We finally have a full 2026-27 Ohio State men's basketball schedule. Here's who the Buckeyes are playing, where and when.

Iowa Republicans in battleground House races vote to halt Trump's ability to continue the Iran war

Iowa Republicans in battleground House races vote to halt Trump's ability to continue the Iran war

Two Republicans in closely contested congressional districts in Iowa switched their votes on an Iran war powers resolution to halt President Donald Trump’s ability to continue military action without lawmakers' approval

Storm damage assessment continues in Shenandoah, IA

Storm damage assessment continues in Shenandoah, IA

Storm damage assessments are ongoing in Shenandoah, Iowa, following recent severe weather conditions. The area experienced showers in the morning, transitioning to cloudy skies in the afternoon, with a high temperature of 73°F (23°C). Winds were reported to be from the east at 5 to 10 mph, and the chance of rain was 40%. Overnight, scattered showers and thunderstorms were expected, with a low temperature of 66°F (19°C) and light, variable winds. The chance of rain overnight increased to 60%. These conditions have prompted local authorities to evaluate the extent of damage caused by the storms and ensure public safety.

Marginal risk of severe storms in Utah, Ohio Valley

Marginal risk of severe storms in Utah, Ohio Valley

The National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center has issued a marginal risk of severe thunderstorms for northern Utah and eastern parts of the Ohio Valley on Wednesday, September 16, 2026. A mid-level impulse is expected to bring strong winds aloft and steep lapse rates to northern Utah, creating conditions for isolated severe wind and hail. Meanwhile, the Ohio Valley may experience rounds of showers and thunderstorms, with peak heating potentially intensifying storms. Forecast soundings suggest surface temperatures near 70°F (21°C) in Utah and 80°F (27°C) in Ohio Valley, contributing to moderate instability. Overnight, convective initiation is possible in Iowa, though severe probabilities remain uncertain. (Source: NWS Storm Prediction Center, 09/16/2026)

Millions Face More Flooding as Midwest Storms Refuse to Stop

Millions Face More Flooding as Midwest Storms Refuse to Stop

A persistent heat dome over the Southeast is fueling repeated rounds of thunderstorms across the Plains, Midwest and Great Lakes, extending the flash flood threat through Sunday. NOAA’s Weather Prediction Center has issued a Level 2 of 4 risk across parts of the Midwest, where widespread rainfall totals of 3–5 inches are expected, with isolated areas potentially receiving 5–8 inches. South Dakota faces the greatest concern Thursday, with 2–4 inches of rain possible before storms spread east. Heavy rain may return to Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa Friday, while the flood threat shifts toward the Great Lakes by Saturday.