WOODBURY COUNTY (IRN) – A father and son have died in a standoff with police that ended Monday morning. KTIV reports that at about 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 29, a man called 911 saying his son was shooting at him. The caller gave his location near Hornick, and law enforcement was sent to the area. According to the Woodbury County Sheriff’s office, officers located 44-year-old Walter Sulsberger on the property. Sulsberger shot at police early Monday morning, and died as a result of injuries. His father, Todd, was also found dead on the property.

IOWA (IRN) – A new Iowa Poll released by the Des Moines Register shows the majority of Republicans believe former President Donald Trump can win re-election despite his legal troubles. The Des Moines Register/NBC News/Mediacom Iowa Poll had nearly two-thirds of likely caucus goers say that Trump can defeat Joe Biden. The survey of 404 Iowans was conducted October 22nd through 26th. A majority of the Republicans surveyed — or 60 percent, believe either the party should move on from Trump, or at least consider the option — while 39% believe the former president should remain its leader.

IOWA CITY (IRN) – A long standing saga for Iowa Hawkeyes football fans will come to a resolution by season’s end. Longtime offensive coordinator and son of Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, Brian Ferentz will no longer be with the program heading into 2024, according to Athletic Director Beth Goetz. Brian has been the center of a bit of controversy that has included accusations of nepotism as Hawkeyes offensive rankings have consistently ranked among the worst in the Big Ten and all of Division I football despite the team’s ongoing winning record.