Articles Tagged: In Depth / Enterprise

Vehicles for the Iowa Department of Public Safety – including the cruisers used by state troopers – sustained a five-year …

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The number of known cases of sexual harassment committed by employees in Iowa’s executive branch spiked …

Working families know the cost of child care can eat into a paycheck. ‘When Frontier hired me, that was my …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Time is running out on Ellis Harbor as erosion buckles infrastructure and creates safety hazards, residents of …

CORYDON — No matter what a patient needs, each one uses the same door at Wayne County Hospital and Clinic …

IOWA CITY – As sponsor of this Saturday’s ‘America Needs Farmers” football game, the Iowa Farm Bureau benefits from its …

Most teachers are white women. This is true of the entire United States, and it’s certainly true in Iowa. In …

DES MOINES – Harvest usually is an upbeat time for Iowa farmers like Lance Lillibridge of Vinton, but this fall …

Introduction ‘He was the first candidate to stand up and demand affordable health care for everyone through Medicare for all.” …

IOWA FALLS – Doug Morse knows solutions to the problems plaguing health care – especially in rural America – won’t …

CORALVILLE – Pop into Coralville City Hall on any day of 2019 and you’re bound to run into some of …

Like morel mushroom hunters – or maybe even more so – ginseng diggers are quiet about their hobby. If you’ve …

CHICAGO – Recreational marijuana sales are set to begin next year, and some of the potential store locations getting scouted …

MARION – A new developer is relocating two houses constructed in the 1800s to be the neighbors of a carriage …

After multiple auto loans, Keara Wenzel said she now is striving to save to be able to buy her next …