Articles Tagged: Iowa

Linn and Johnson officials express concern about aligning U.S. vaccine policy to other countries like Denmark, and urge Iowans to get vaccinated for measles and the flu.

Despite their continue support of the president, a year’s worth of Trump policies have upended farmers’ industry and threatened their livelihoods.

Iowa’s average price at the pump is among nation’s lowest: $2.42 a gallon

Two gymnasts who say they were sexually abused at an elite academy in Iowa filed lawsuits Monday against the sport’s oversight bodies.

Over the past five years, there have been at least 15 cases of Iowa nursing home workers being accused of taking photos or videos that violated residents’ right to privacy and dignity.

The expected cold spell won't last, though, as warmer temperatures are forecast for much of the central U.S. starting Wednesday.

Witnesses say she drove the wrong way on Highway 30 on Tuesday night while passed out behind the wheel.

Rising temperatures — including in Iowa — take a heavier toll on the body during pregnancy.

Sooner or later, Des Moines Public Schools will need to hire a permanent replacement for Ian Roberts, an illegal alien …

Roberts proved Republicans’ points better than Republicans ever could

Doctor who performed bariatric surgeries in Waverly previously has been sued for alleged negligence and fraud.

Browse, sort or search State of Iowa employee salaries for fiscal year 2024.

Fourth teenager in critical condition after Labor Day fire in Granville

The announcement last month that Coca-Cola will introduce a new product made with cane sugar — instead of high-fructose corn syrup — came as a surprise to many corn growers, especially in Iowa, the country’s top corn producing state.

A 1980s DOT and DNR partnership put nesting boxes on the backs of Iowa highway signs. Now, they are being taken down