September 15, 2026 - 23:25

Local 5 News has launched an official YouTube channel, giving viewers another way to stay connected with the stories that matter most in their community. The channel offers a steady stream of news updates, heartwarming features, and reliable weather forecasts, all in one place.
Viewers can subscribe to the channel to keep up with daily coverage as it happens. Beyond YouTube, the station maintains an active presence on social media, including Facebook, X, and Instagram, where followers can catch breaking news and community highlights throughout the day.
For those who prefer streaming, the We Are Iowa Plus app provides a 24/7 news channel available on popular platforms such as Roku and Amazon Fire TV. A mobile app is also available for download, making it easy to access local headlines from anywhere.
Residents who want a quick summary of the day's top stories can sign up for the "5 Things to Know" email newsletter, which delivers key updates straight to their inbox. With these tools, Local 5 continues to make local news accessible across multiple platforms.
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