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DES MOINES – In just a few days, over 1.2 million Iowans who have not already started or finished getting …
DES MOINES – The path to Gov. Kim Reynolds’ desk hit a dead end Wednesday for dozens of bills that …
DES MOINES – A district court judge has tossed Iowa grocers’ challenge of the Department of Natural Resources’ rule requiring …
Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller submitted an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court supporting the biofuels industry’s challenge of …
Nearly five months after the election, Democrat Rita Hart withdrew her contest Wednesday asking Congress to investigate Republican U.S. Rep. …
Iowa Finance Authority opened applications this week for the Iowa Rent and Utility Assistance Program, which will give $195 million …
CORALVILLE – You’d be hard pressed to find a corner of Coralville that Dan Holderness hasn’t touched. Thanks to the …
Boaters hope they never see a riderless boat circling in the water. It’s called the ‘circle of death,” and it …
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds will hold a press conference at 11 a.m. Wednesday and is expected to provide an update about …
Despite disease and a derecho, home values across the Corridor have increased as much as an average 7.5 percent as …
DES MOINES – Majority Senate Republicans advanced bills Tuesday to expand Iowa’s system of charter schools and to ban stereotyping …
DES MOINES – After contentious floor fights over a bill Democrats charged was intended to suppress voting and Republicans framed …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Bret Nilles of Cedar Rapids has been elected to a fifth term as chairman of the Linn …
MARION – In the first State of the City address since the COVID-19 pandemic and the derecho, Marion Mayor Nick …
