Caleb McCullough, Gazette-Lee Des Moines Bureau

Policy agenda also includes legalizing marijuana

The new booster shots are approved for anyone 12 and older who has already had their first vaccine series, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Possible ’24 presidential candidate will be in Iowa City for Saturday tailgate

AARP Iowa and state officials are going on a statewide “fraud watch” tour to educate older Iowans on how to spot and prevent scams that target older Iowans.

Observation follows GOP leadership dust-up

Franken says yes; Grassley says no; experts say it’s complicated

They’re knocking on doors, helping others in competitive districts

The campaign will spend $160,000 on the ad to air in the Des Moines and Cedar Rapids media market

AARP Iowa and state officials are going on a statewide “fraud watch” tour to educate older Iowans on how to spot and prevent scams that target older Iowans.

Kentucky Derby company to pay $2.75 billion for property

Former VP reiterates call for Republicans to drop idea of defunding FBI

Incumbent Tom Miller pledges more work on scams, opioids. GOP challenger Brenna Bird promises legal challenges of Biden executive orders.

One-man band from Canada has gained quite a following from strolling the fairgrounds annually for nearly 15 years

Democratic Linn County Auditor says advocating for laws that make in-person and absentee voting easier would be his prime focus as secretary of state.

Iowa’s public school and mental health systems are in crisis because of the leadership of Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds, Democrat Deidre DeJear said Saturday/