House Resolution No. honors Ron Steele for his over fifty years of distinguished service in Iowa broadcast journalism. Born in Washington, Iowa, and raised in Wapello, Steele graduated from the University of Iowa in 1973 and began his career at KWWL in 1974. He became a news anchor in 1979 and covered significant events such as the return of American hostages from Iran and the Persian Gulf Conflict. Throughout his career, he interviewed notable figures, including U.S. presidents, and played a crucial role in bringing important news stories to Iowa audiences.

The resolution acknowledges Steele's dedication to informing and serving the people of Iowa, culminating in his induction into the Iowa Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame. As he concludes his career at KWWL on February 27, 2025, the House of Representatives expresses its gratitude for his unwavering commitment to truth, integrity, and public service. The resolution also extends best wishes for his future endeavors and includes a provision to present a copy of the resolution to Steele as a token of appreciation for his contributions to the state.