For many people leaving Wisconsin’s prisons, the end of incarceration does not mean the end of punishment. A little-understood rule in the state’s supervision system can erase years of law-abiding life on the outside — sending people back to square one as if their progress never happened.
For years, using red-dyed diesel on public roads in Nevada meant risking a fine — but that’s no longer the case, at least for now. A recent federal directive has prompted the state to pause its enforcement of those restrictions, and Nevadans who rely on diesel-powered equipment may want to know what that means for them.
Dr. Bernice King supports Nolan Wells’ family, drawing parallels to her uncle Rev. A.D. King’s mysterious death.
Professional soccer could be coming to Des Moines — but a $65 million vision still has several major hurdles to clear before a single shovel breaks ground.
Every fall, Iowans heading outside for fresh air are met with an unwelcome seasonal ritual — tiny, nearly invisible insects that deliver a bite far more painful than their size suggests. Minute pirate bugs, commonly called “no-see-ums,” are once again making their presence known across the state.
An Army study found ICE’s electric gloves caused pain and fear. Despite concerns, ICE spent $16M on 6,000 gloves.
The fall of 2026 marks a pivotal time with fuel prices skyrocketing due to geopolitical tensions, impacting daily life.
For the first time in more than six decades, the United States military is preparing to carry out an execution — and this one will be broadcast live for the public to watch. The Pentagon confirmed Thursday that the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan will be livestreamed, raising a wave of legal, ethical, and policy questions from experts across the country.
Friday night lights are coming to Lacona, Iowa, as two eight-player football programs prepare for a matchup that carries real weight in the standings. KCCI’s Week 7 Wild Card game — chosen by viewers on the KCCI Facebook page — features the Moravia Mohawks traveling to take on the Southeast Warren Warhawks, with highlights set to air during Friday Night Hype coverage.
For Tampa Bay residents who want local news without the noise of corporate media, one listener-supported station has been doing the work for decades — and its daily coverage reflects it.
Fifty-seven years after one of the most notorious murder sprees in American history, a California parole board has once again recommended freedom for Patricia Krenwinkel — a woman who carried out killings at the direction of cult leader Charles Manson.
A crocodile that died during a routine wildlife capture in Florida has now been confirmed as the state’s first known case of lead poisoning in an American crocodile, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.