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    AAA urges Iowans to book holiday travel now●AAA: Iowans should book holiday travel now or pay more later✉newsCultureBooks2 min ago

    AAA is advising Iowans to book their holiday travel as soon as possible, warning that waiting will mean higher prices. The auto club's message, picked up by local outlets including Radio Iowa and KMAland, points to rising costs for flights and lodging as the holiday season approaches. It is part of AAA's usual seasonal guidance helping travelers plan ahead and lock in cheaper rates.

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    Richard Armitage and Annabel Scholey to star in ITV's Winter●Winter cast: Richard Armitage and Annabel Scholey star in the ITV drama✉newsCultureTelevision10 min ago

    Richard Armitage and Annabel Scholey will lead the cast of Winter, a new ITV drama, according to the Radio Times. Details about the show's plot and premiere date have not yet been widely reported, but the casting announcement has drawn attention from drama fans. Armitage is known for roles in The Stranger and Obsession, while Scholey starred in The Split.

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    Country fans turn out for WIOV-FM's FallFest 2026●Having a fine country time at WIOV-105's FallFest 2026 [photos]✉newsCultureEntertainment12 min ago

    Radio station WIOV-105, the Lancaster-area country outlet known as The Eagle, held its FallFest 2026 event, drawing crowds of country music fans. LancasterOnline published a photo gallery capturing the atmosphere, with attendees enjoying live performances and a full day of country entertainment, making the festival one of the local highlights of the season.

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    Siberian Flu Reportedly Declared Covid-Style Plague By Russian Authorities●Siberian Flu 'Declared A Covid-Style Plague By Russian Health Department' | Dominic Hauschild▶youtubeHealthPandemics218.4K23 min ago

    Russian health authorities are reported to have declared an outbreak of Siberian flu a Covid-style plague, according to commentary from Dominic Hauschild carried by Times Radio. The claim, as stated in the headline, is that officials have treated the outbreak with pandemic-style measures. No further details about case numbers, locations or official confirmation are available, and discussion is so far limited to this report.