Doc Holliday

We love our baseball here. Don't believe me. I can prove with science that nothing stops baseball in Iowa and that includes a tornado.

Things happen in Iowa that don't happen other places. There's video proving this point as someone on TikTok shared the not-very-rare in Iowa forbidden sunny skies tornado.

If you've seen the famous video of trains colliding head on, you may not realize this happened at the Iowa State Fair back in the 1930's. A new video share is a reminder of how crazy entertainment used to be back in that era.

Do you love golf? How about movies? Have you wanted to live in Waverly, Iowa? If you can answer yes to all of those questions, I have a Waverly condo that includes a movie theater and has a golf course in the backyard.

It was 13 years ago today that the devastating Iowa floods of 2008 began leaving a costly damage path in their wake. Videos from that time remind us of just how bad it really was.

Have you had anyone give you a hard time because you're an Iowan? Of course you have. That goes with the territory here. But, there's a ranking being passed around again claiming that Iowa is one of the most ridiculed states in America. That might be true, but there are some very good reasons why we don't care.

Sometimes you just have to stand back and applaud genius. That's the case with a video I found making the rounds on TikTok showing what is possible when you live in Johnston, Iowa and have plenty of time on your hands and a love of toast. Seriously.

I'm not perfect and that definitely includes when I'm driving. If I'm being honest with myself, that' likely even more likely when I'm driving. However, I have embraced technology in a car that another Iowa driver hasn't apparently and that's the beloved turn signal.

If you are looking for the ultimate redneck paradise in Iowa, an "expert" says you seriously need to head east to Fort Dodge.

I'm not exactly sure of what I just witnessed. If I didn't know better, it's a pilot who allegedly had a delicious taco dinner while flying 15,000 feet over Waterloo recently.