The Humboldt farmer who announced in July that he was running for congress in Iowa's 4th congressional district has suspended his campaign and endorsed another candidate. Kyle Larsen says over the las ...

The Iowa Finance Authority is sending more than one million dollars to homelessness prevention programs across the state to help fill gaps left behind by expiring federal COVID assistance. Emily ...

An open house and official ribbon cutting ceremony were held for the new fieldhouse at Algona High School Friday morning. Superintendent Joe Carter tells KLGA News they are beyond thrilled with how ...

A fire caused extensive damage to an Algona home Saturday night that also destroyed a pair of vehicles in the driveway. Firefighters were paged to the 1000 block of East State Street around 7:40 PM ...

The City of Algona will conduct smoke testing this week in specific areas of town as a part of their sanitary sewer system ...

Public Health officials are encouraging area residents to take a few minutes and fill out a survey about food insecurity. Cede Becker is a Registered Nurse with Kossuth County Community Health, and ...

A survey of Iowa farmers found 90% are aware of the state’s nutrient reduction strategy, which is up 10% from the survey in 2014. Iowa State University extension sociologist J. Arbuckle wrote the Iowa ...

Kossuth County employees who participate in a stand-alone 457 B retirement plan will soon have the chance to join a statewide program that offers lower administrative fees. Shawn Monahan with ...

The Algona American Association of University Women is getting ready for the Annual Used Book Sale on October 25th. Please call 515-295-5985 or 515-341-1997 if you have good quality books to donate.

A recently released report from the American Hospital Association shows Kossuth Regional Health Center added $2.1 Million more to the local economy in 2024 than in previous years. Tod Faris serves as ...

The Iowa Department of Transportation has updated the way it gets input on its various projects through its web-based feedback portal. The DOT's Trisha Miller says the new system does a better job of ...