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Background Peter Teahen of Cedar Rapids and John Ockenfels of Shueyville, members of the International Fellowship of Flying Rotarians, were …

Coronavirus experts say the United States may face a second wave of cases after states reopen or in the fall …

IOWA CITY – Iowa is moving ahead with a $10 million purchase to stockpile ventilators for coronavirus patients, even though …

STORM LAKE, Iowa – A longtime employee of Tyson Foods in Storm Lake has died of the coronavirus as an …

Another long-term care facility in Linn County has reported an outbreak of the novel coronavirus among residents and staff. Willow …

DES MOINES – Iowa businesses will be able to operate at full capacity beginning Friday while swimming pools, adult day …

Holding classes on Labor Day. Starting winter break at Thanksgiving. Requiring face masks. Reconfiguring classrooms. Erecting Plexiglas partitions. Isolating students …

In the three months since the state reported its first cases of COVID-19 on March 8, 607 Iowans have died …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Noreen Bush, the superintendent of Iowa’s second-largest school district, doesn’t expect to learn if the 17,000 students …

Iowa has reported four new confirmed deaths, creating a total of 602 deaths in the state. Clarke County also reported …

A pair of progressive advocacy groups pushing for health care reform are launching a multimillion ad campaign hitting Sen. Joni …

The number of Iowans hospitalized by COVID-19 is down for the seventh straight day, and at its lowest point in …

9:20 a.m.: Landfills reopen; appointments and prepayment are no longer required MARION – The Solid Waste Agency landfill and Resource …

2:45 p.m. Mobile Crisis Outreach Resumes In-Person ServiceS Foundation 2’s Mobile Crisis Outreach program will resume on-site mental health services …

The seven-day averages for new coronavirus-related deaths, hospitalizations and new admissions all continued downward trends Monday, according to state public …