Manchester, IA

(ABC 6 News) – The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is investigating a fish kill in Dry Branch Creek near Ossian and warns downstream users not to use the water. Officials with agency said the Manchester field office was notified on Sept. 3 about a possible fish kill in southern Winneshiek County. The caller reported […] The post Iowa DNR investigates fish kill at Dry Branch Creek near Ossian; people downstream asked not to use water appeared first on ABC 6 News - kaaltv.com.

A SUV collided with a school bus in Clayton County on Friday morning. The Clayton County Sheriff’s Office says it happened shortly after 7:15 am in rural Garnavillo on King …

BY JON SWISHER – SPORTS DIRECTOR: VOLLEYBALL- West Delaware opened up the weeknight portion of their schedule with the Quad, hosted by Linn-Mar this year. The Hawks beat Cedar Rapids …

AAA is activating its Tow to Go program for Labor Day weekend, offering a free and confidential ride home for impaired drivers and their vehicles. The service will be available …

The Friends of Ed-Co Agriculture will be hosting their annual Side-by-Side and UTV Ride this Saturday. Ride organizer Baili Maurer says it’s the third year for the event. It’s been …

More than five hundred Iowa farm families were honored at this year’s Iowa State Fair with Century or Heritage Farm designations. The annual recognition celebrates families who have owned their …

Community leaders and state partners recently gathered in downtown Independence to dedicate a new mural created by Iowa artist Jenna Brownlee. Debi Durham, Director of the Iowa Economic Development Authority …

The Delhi Thrift Shop recently received a Foundation for the Future of Delaware County grant to replace a much needed appliance. Amanda Diers and Melissa Nieman joined the program to …

From the KCRG-TV9 Newsroom:   Prosecutors charged a former psychology professor at the University of Dubuque with child sex crimes.Manchester pol...