Adriana Torres

2 days ago | who13.com | Adriana Torres

WAUKEE, Iowa — It’s been more than a year and a half since the Oct. 7th Hamas attack on Israel, and even though it’s on the other side of the world, it has been widely discussed and felt here in the U.S., including right here in Iowa. The Jewish Federation of Greater Des Moines has watched everything happen over the last few years, taking extra precautions to stay safe in a time where there is a lot of hostility.

2 days ago | yahoo.com | Adriana Torres

WAUKEE, Iowa — It’s been more than a year and a half since the Oct. 7th Hamas attack on Israel, and even though it’s on the other side of the world, it has been widely discussed and felt here in the U.S., including right here in Iowa. The Jewish Federation of Greater Des Moines has watched everything happen over the last few years, taking extra precautions to stay safe in a time where there is a lot of hostility.

3 days ago | who13.com | Adriana Torres

DES MOINES, Iowa — KDPS 88.1 FM radio has been on the air for more than 60 years with Des Moines Public Schools, but this week, it comes to an end as we currently know it. DMPS has begun the sale process for the student-run radio station at the Central Campus. Thursday is the last day for DMPS, which also means 88.1 FM will go dark at 3 p.m. on June 5. The decision to sell the station is a mix of shifting curriculum focus to more new media, like podcasting and streaming, plus the cost and upkeep.

4 days ago | who13.com | Adriana Torres

CLIVE, Iowa — The Clive Police Department is trying to improve communication with those who have medical conditions or disabilities that impact their ability to respond to verbal commands. The new Emergency Awareness Stickers Program is providing free stickers that can be placed on home entrances or vehicles to alert emergency personnel that someone inside may have a condition or disability that requires more care or understanding.

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Adriana Torres

CLIVE, Iowa — The Clive Police Department is trying to improve communication with those who have medical conditions or disabilities that impact their ability to respond to verbal commands. The new Emergency Awareness Stickers Program is providing free stickers that can be placed on home entrances or vehicles to alert emergency personnel that someone inside may have a condition or disability that requires more care or understanding.