Dave Thompson is a News Director and Morning Anchor at KDSU-FM, Prairie Public Radio. With a focus on multinational news, Dave's work has appeared in various publications across the United States, including The Bismarck Tribune, The Colorado Springs Gazette, and the New Hampshire Union Leader. He covers a range of topics, including local and state politics, law enforcement, and energy-related issues.
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Dave Thompson's coverage indicates a strong focus on government and politics, particularly concerning legal and regulatory announcements as well as breaking news in the areas of law enforcement, energy, tax revenues, and the National Guard. His articles also cover evolving stories related to crime.
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By: Dave Thompson
DOCR said its facilities, and those it leases, are full
By: Dave Thompson
Jayme Tenneson is the States' Attorney for Nelson and Griggs Counties
By: Dave Thompson
The upper Missouri basin has been relatively dry
By: Dave Thompson
Ramon Rentas is an excited, happy and busy man these days. The Muscatine, Iowa, man fulfilled a dream on Wednesday, Oct. 16, by opening up a family-run
By: Dave Thompson
Some business owners and managers at the Minority Business Summit loved getting information on loans, accounting practices and marketing. Others liked
Biggest attraction: Theodore Roosevelt National Park
By: Dave Thompson
“We meet the community where it needs care.” That was the word from Debra Herold, associate director of nursing services at the University of Iowa, as she
By: Dave Thompson
LECLAIRE, Iowa – Karen Nelson often looks out her kitchen window and sees the Interstate 80 bridge over the Mississippi River. There are times when that
By: Dave Thompson
Fay Mattson loves helping people. The East Moline woman was a caregiver for a business that specializes in providing home care for seniors and people
By: Dave Thompson
Some people came looking for new windows. Others were looking for new doors, decks, fences and gutters. Others were looking to impress the relatives when
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