Articles Tagged: Diseases

Though many are eager to get protection against COVID-19 from a vaccine program being rolled out across Iowa, there’s still …

Fewer Iowans are getting tested for COVID-19, and that’s making public health officials nervous. ‘Anytime you don’t know your status, …

Continuing a downward trajectory from a pre-Thanksgiving spike, COVID-19 hospitalizations in Iowa reached a low Sunday not seen in about …

DES MOINES – As opening days go, it could have been better. Or safer, at the least. The first day …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Starting Jan. 25, every passenger flying out of The Eastern Iowa Airport will be required to undergo …

The number of patients being treated for COVID-19 in Iowa hospitals dipped below 500 Sunday for the first time in …

More than 90,000 Iowans had received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine by Monday, public health officials reported, …

DES MOINES – Lawmakers returning Monday to the Iowa Capitol to perform their work for this year’s legislative session – …

The number of patients being treated in Iowa hospitals for COVID-19 declined again Sunday, but has yet to drop even …

JEWELL – At 3:20 p.m. on a Monday, a voice booms through the public address speakers at South Hamilton School: …

DES MOINES – Government agencies, private businesses and individual Iowans have shaken the federal money tree to weather a tough …

For nearly 30 years, Dagmar Munn was the face of health and wellness in Cedar Rapids. She helped establish Mercy …

There was a time when Iowa lawmakers took up funding for K-12 schools in the first month of each legislative …

Iowa has paid more than $230,000 so far to a Utah company for contact tracing software that still is causing …

Iowa reported another 1,706 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday as well as 69 new, confirmed deaths, according to data …