Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 23, 1968, Denise Long of Union-Whitten High School tied the state 6-on-6 scoring record with 111 points....

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 23, 1934, infamous American outlaws Bonnie and Clyde robbed the First State Bank of Rembrandt. After the...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 22, 1872, 55 bobsleds embarked from Orange City full of determined Dutchmen planning to steal the seat of...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 22, 1960, Martin Luther King Jr. spoke in Ames. Around 1,500 people turned out to the Iowa State Memorial...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 21, 2004, Iowa State walk-on John Neal etched his name into Cyclone lore when he hit two big threes late...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 21, 1839, the Iowa Territory's Legislative Assembly created Iowa City to relocate the capital from...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 21, 1912, Kate Shelley, the heroine of the High Bridge, passed away. At seventeen, Kate Shelley braved a...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 20, 1832, Iowa’s 12th Governor, William Larrabee, was born. Famed for a campaign focused on "a...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 20, 1982, Ozzy Osbourne bit the head off a bat while performing at Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Des...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 19, 1993, University of Iowa basketball player Chris Street died in a crash with a snow plow following a...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 19, 1992, Shawn Johnson was born. The 2008 Olympic gold medalist in the balance beam, as well as team,...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 18, 1963, Gateway Computer co-founder Ted Waitt was born. Ted Waitt and Mike Hammond founded Gateway...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 16, 1896, the University of Iowa hosted the University of Chicago to play the first-ever game of...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 18, 2010, the popular television show “American Pickers'' debuted. The show followed antique and...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 17, 1856, world-renowned author Mark Twain gave a talk in Keokuk. Samuel Clemens, better known by his pen...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 17, 1938, the Ames City Council approved a permit for the construction of a new grocery store called...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 17, 1913, legendary Iowa State basketball and baseball player Waldo Wegner was born in Everly. Iowa...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 17, 1898, Jesse Hiatt,  the man responsible for the Red Delicious Apple, passed away. One of the most...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 16, 1958, headlines in Forest City eagerly anticipated a new venture building travel trailers in the...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 16, 1975, Robert D. Ray was sworn in as the Governor of Iowa for the fourth time. Best known for his...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 16, 1846, the originator of the world-famous Polled Hereford cattle breed, Warren Gammon, was born. The...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 15, 1851, the Iowa General Assembly passed a bill finalizing a plan to give Iowa 100 counties. Four years...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 15, 1892, Andrew Carnegie granted the funds for the construction of the Jefferson County Library in...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 15, 1961, legendary Cedar Rapids Prairie & Iowa Hawkeye wrestler Jim Zalesky was born. A two-time Iowa...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 14, 1957, Gary “The Roland Rocket” Thompson and the Iowa State Cyclones went toe-to-toe with Wilt...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 14, 1973, Vern Den Herder helped the Miami Dolphins close out the only perfect season in NFL history with...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 14, 1983, Terry Branstad took office as Governor of Iowa. By the time Branstad retired from office for...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 13, 1988, Johnny Orr’s no. 14 Iowa State took down no. 16 Kansas at a raucous Hilton Coliseum. A balanced...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 13, 1927, the University of Iowa officially dedicated the Iowa Field House. Holding up to 13,365 at its...

Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 13, 1860, founder of the Iowa National Guard Band (originally 51st Iowa Volunteers) George W. Landers was...