Trump's campaign announced Tuesday he would attend the game, but did not say whether the former president and current front-runner according to polls for the Republican presidential nomination would hold any public events while in Ames.
The City of Cedar Rapids has launched a public survey asking for input on what qualities city residents and stakeholders want to see in a new police chief.
The lake, created in 1958 by damming the Iowa River as a flood-control measure, is slowly filling with silt and sand. Sedimentation reduces recreational opportunities and can harm water quality.
Congress will be racing to pass a plan to keep the government funded when it returns to Washington this month.
Also, Linn County awards $100,000 in economic development grants
The CEO of U.S. Integrity says ‘bad actors’ must be caught and removed, but often improper or illegal sports bets by athletes are due to misunderstanding of rules and laws.
Florida-based Liberty Counsel is in process of reviewing both local ordinances to see about challenging them.
State Sen. Dan Dawson, R-Council Bluffs, will join other Iowa law enforcement officers in a deployment to the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas.
It’s time to awaken the “Sleeping Giant”: The demolition of the old CRANDIC Railway Bridge will begin this fall to clear a path for a new bridge as part of the $20 million ConnectCR project.
Statehouse Republicans, in response, contend Iowa Democrats and the Biden administration are working together to misrepresent Iowa’s youth employment laws.
On the podcast this week, we discuss Republican Presidential Candidates and Conversion Therapy Bans
Coralville residents will no longer need to sort their recycling when the city moves to single-stream in March. The city will roll out single-stream recycling for all residents at the same time rather than a phased approach.
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