Erin Murphy

But advocates fear as the pandemic program winds down, evictions could start rising again

One official said the spike of challenges may have been inspired by a 2020 election results denier who spoke in Iowa recently

Today is the first day voters can request ballots; the early voting period starts Oct. 19

The state’s recidivism rate dropped for a second consecutive year after five years of increases, corrections director Beth Skinner said

Democratic candidate for Iowa governor unveils her public education policy

Action comes after weaknesses identified in 2020 derecho response

Bohannan, a Democratic candidate for Congress, said the new law has ‘a lot of good in there for Iowa’

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

The law was previously halted in 2018. Gov. Kim Reynolds is asking the courts to lift the injunction after recent U.S. and Iowa Supreme Court rulings overturned abortion bans.

RNC chairwoman Ronna McDaniel, in Iowa, says she put state party chairman Jeff Kaufmann in an influential position because she wanted to keep Iowa's first-in-the-nation status

Homeowner Mark Sutton of Cedar Rapids is not alone: Roughly 4,700 derecho-related claims filed by policyholders in Iowa remain open, according to the state insurance division.

Mallory McMorrow, a state senator from Michigan, is the keynote speaker at this week’s Iowa Democratic Wing Ding in Clear Lake.

The Iowa caucuses — on the Democrats’ side — are in danger of losing their enviable position atop the nation’s presidential nominating calendar

Administrative law judge Renee Sneitzer sued the state for discrimination after being fired in 2017; earlier this year, a judge and state oversight agency ordered she be reinstated.

But overall, a small share of those who became eligible with Gov. Kim Reynolds’ executive order voted