A long-time lawyer and judge from Harlan who was appointed to the Iowa Supreme Court in 2018 has been named its new chief justice.

A large fire that ignited late Monday night in a paint booth will shutter Scranton Manufacturing for days.

The first-ever Knight Crawl finished in a blink.

Four Carroll High School students competed in the 30th annual Iowa Science Bowl on Saturday, Jan. 30.

Carroll’s two Statehouse lawmakers said the crowd of more than 60 people at the Swan Lake Conservation Education Center Saturday was one of the larger ones they’ve seen in years in the regular Carroll Chamber of Commerce legislative forums.

With February being Heart Month, St. Anthony physician Mark Collison, M.D., offers ideas to improve your heart health for this month and beyond.

State Sen. Mark Segebart, a Vail Republican who represents five of the 39 counties in Iowa’s 4th Congressional District, told the Times Herald Saturday he plans to formally endorse U.S. Rep. Steve King, R-Kiron, in a competitive GOP primary slated for June.

The Carroll Chamber of Commerce will host its second legislative forum of 2020 on Saturday at the Swan Lake Conservation Education Center.

A 36-year-old Manning man who allegedly fired a gun within city limits has been fined more than $1,000 for hunting, trapping and fishing violations and still faces a weapons charge that is punishable with prison time, according to court records.

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Theresa Greenfield, a farm kid turned Des Moines businesswoman, said rural Iowans will be looking for a change in November.

CHICAGO: NBA All Star Weekend is more a spectacle than an actual competition.

Three Carroll High School groups were selected all-state and 15 altogether received Division I (excellent) ratings in the Iowa High School Speech Association State Large Group Contest on Saturday, Feb. 8, at Le Mars.

A Lincoln, Nebraska, developer is seeking support from the Carroll City Council for a proposed $4.9 million 20-duplex senior-living development in eastern Carroll.

A downturn in the farm economy several years ago threatened to sink Bob Adams’ vehicle dealerships, which forced him to defraud creditors and customers to keep the businesses afloat, Adams told the Times Herald today.

Louis Greteman of Carroll leaves an abundant legacy to family members and to the Carroll community.

A former Denison car dealership owner accused of defrauding creditors and customers over the course of two years will not go to prison and will not be formally convicted of a crime, according to a plea agreement that was approved Tuesday.

The fourth annual Putt 4 a Purpose again scored a fundraising success for a good cause.

The Fairy Tale Ball celebrated its 10th anniversary on Saturday, Feb. 1, at the Carrollton Centre, and the Dan and Emily Ferneding family own the distinction of playing key roles in the event from the start.

MANNING: The numerous steps Manning has taken to boost itself as a “Healthy Hometown” paid off recently with recognition in Iowa’s Healthiest State Initiative.

A quiet group of adults and high-school students in Carroll and surrounding counties is working to help area kids.

A woman was trapped in her basement overnight by her roommate, who locked the door by screwing it shut last week, according to court records.

DES MOINES: The Iowa Democratic Party announced this weekend that Mark Smith has been elected as the new chair, by a majority vote of the IDP State Central Committee. Smith represents Marshalltown in the Iowa State House and formerly served as House Minority Leader.

The first-ever Discover Kuemper Preschool Night on Tuesday, Feb. 4, welcomed scores of children and their parents.

The students on a veteran radio-broadcasting team from Kuemper Catholic High School made some good news themselves in the Iowa High School Speech Association State Large-Group Contest on Saturday, Feb. 8, at Le Mars.

A 52-year-old Carroll man was arrested for public intoxication at local businesses four times over the course of five days this month, according to court records.

The 49-year-old rural Jefferson man who sexually abused his daughter lost his first appeal of his convictions and his 75-year prison sentence, according to court records.

Carroll’s City Council Monday night delayed implementation of a sweeping new ordinance requiring inspections and permitting of rental properties as landlords and their allies packed City Hall and ran through a laundry list of concerns about costs and what many of them believe to be unwarrant…

The Diocese of Sioux City recently presented a $200,000 donation in support of the St. Anthony Regional Cancer Center. In making the donation, the Diocese said it kept in mind all west-central Iowans who are touched by cancer, including its own parishioners.

A local entity is close to giving XFL die-hards another reason to keep a close eye on the competition.

The Manning-Manilla Knights of Columbus presented a $1,000 donation check to New Hope on Tuesday, Jan. 21, at New Hope’s administrative office in Carroll.