News across Polk County
Little Cyclones see girls’ tennis season end against Johnston
URBANDALE — The Ames High School girls’ tennis team took the court Wednesday afternoon with its season on the line. The Little Cyclones faced Johnston at Lifetime Fitness in Urbandale to try to pave their way to the state tournament. Ultimately, they came up short, losing 5-0 as…
In-state rivalry: Iowa State club hockey set to face Drake
AMES — The Iowa State Division III men’s hockey team will have a chance to bounce back this weekend after dropping two games last weekend. The Cyclones will take on the Drake Bulldogs at the MidAmerican Company RecPlex in West Des Moines, playing Friday at 8:15 p.m. and Saturday…
Open House at the Recreation Station - Friday, October 16
A new space for recreation, connection and fun is opening in Urbandale.
Homecoming Parade Road Closures
Trail Closures due to Flooding
Arts in Action Festival
Spend an afternoon creating, exploring and experiencing art alongside four talented artists at the free Arts in Action Festival.
You're invited to the Downtown Urbandale Block Party - October 10
Come enjoy an evening of food, music, and fun in the heart of Urbandale! Saturday, October 10 from 4 - 7 PM at 7301 Douglas Ave.
Movie in the Park: The Incredibles
Grab a blanket and join us for an outdoor showing of The Incredibles on Friday, September 25 at 6:30 PM at Walnut Creek Regional Park.
Ankeny Fire Department Remembers September 11, 2001 with Ceremony
Ankeny Fire Department Remembers September 11, 2001 with Ceremony
Des Moines Man Charged in Online Sexual Exploitation Investigation
Newton Police have arrested a Des Moines man following an investigation into the online sexual exploitation of a child.
Parks & Recreation Offices Have Moved to the Recreation Station at 4020 121st Street
The Parks & Recreation offices are now located at the Recreation Station, 4020 121st Street. Visit us for key pickups and drop-offs, front desk assistance, and other Parks & Recreation needs.
Civility Dialogues: The Art of Finding Common Ground
Civility isn't about agreeing on everything or avoiding difficult conversations. It's about building the trust, relationships, and habits that allow us to work through disagreement while remaining neighbors.