Articles Tagged: Diseases

DES MOINES — Exhaustion. Physical and emotional exhaustion. That’s what Iowa’s front-line health care workers are feeling right now as …

More than 250,000 Iowans have been infected with coronavirus since the virus first reared its ugly head in Iowa on …

The first coronavirus vaccines are expected to arrive in Linn County as early as next week, Linn County Public Health …

HONOLULU – Navy sailor Mickey Ganitch was getting ready to play in a Pearl Harbor football game as the sun …

IOWA CITY – An Iowa prison inmate with COVID-19 and other medical conditions has died at a hospital. The Iowa …

AMES — The Iowa State men’s basketball team went onto the court at Hilton Coliseum like any other game day …

Days before Gov. Kim Reynolds’ latest emergency health order is set to expire, Iowa’s COVID-19 death rate and new hospitalizations …

It took Iowa 40 days to surpass 70 COVID-19 deaths at the start of the pandemic. On Thursday, the state …

Throughout the pandemic, local public health agencies have relied on contact tracers to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus. …

Iowa’s second prison staff member has died from COVID-19, according to AFSCME Council 61, which represents correctional workers. AFSCME President …

After completing COVID-19 isolation, U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley returned to work Monday in Washington. Grassley, 87, announced Nov. 17 he …

Never believe anyone who says your vote does not count. In any election, ‘My vote doesn’t count” is something of …

DES MOINES – Iowans, for the most part, have been traveling less throughout the COVID-19 pandemic than they did at …

The number of patients being treated for COVID-19 in Iowa hospitals continued declining Sunday morning for the fifth day in …

MARION – The Linn-Mar Community School District is transitioning into two weeks of virtual instruction for all students after Thanksgiving …