Adriana Torres

2 weeks ago | who13.com | Adriana Torres

WAUKEE, Iowa — Father’s Day weekend is not only bringing the heat with the weather, but also from the grill. Old Station Craft Meats in Waukee has been embracing the rush of customers. “It’s a busy weekend for us for sure. We’re just trying to make sure that we’re well stocked on all of our cuts. We sell a lot of beef for Father’s Day,” owner of Old Station Craft Meats Nick Lenters said. There’s few betters ways to celebrate a father, grandfather or father figure than grilling out.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Adriana Torres

WAUKEE, Iowa — Father’s Day weekend is not only bringing the heat with the weather, but also from the grill. Old Station Craft Meats in Waukee has been embracing the rush of customers. “It’s a busy weekend for us for sure. We’re just trying to make sure that we’re well stocked on all of our cuts. We sell a lot of beef for Father’s Day,” owner of Old Station Craft Meats Nick Lenters said. There’s few betters ways to celebrate a father, grandfather or father figure than grilling out.

2 weeks ago | who13.com | Adriana Torres

DES MOINES, Iowa — At Des Moines Midwives Collective, they do prenatal and checkup appointments for expecting mothers, but they’re not allowed to use this facility for the actual birthing process. They have to either go to the family’s home or the hospital. But they say some mothers want an in-between, a home-like environment with a birthing tub and cozy feel, while still having the medical backup and professional facility. Right now, there are none of those in Iowa.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Adriana Torres

DES MOINES, Iowa — At Des Moines Midwives Collective, they do prenatal and checkup appointments for expecting mothers, but they’re not allowed to use this facility for the actual birthing process. They have to either go to the family’s home or the hospital. But they say some mothers want an in-between, a home-like environment with a birthing tub and cozy feel, while still having the medical backup and professional facility. Right now, there are none of those in Iowa.

2 weeks ago | siouxlandproud.com | Adriana Torres

DES MOINES, Iowa (WHO) — More Iowans are buying UTVs and ATVs, but that also means, unfortunately, there are more crashes and deaths happening too. Back in 2022, an Iowa law passed that allows ATVs and UTVs on two-lane or county highways. The thing is, you are only allowed to go 35 miles an hour in them. Since that law was passed, these vehicles are rapidly growing in popularity in Iowa. The DNR says there were about 39,000 UTVs registered in 2022. In 2024, there were 57,000 registered.