Lawyers for the family of an Iowa woman killed by her estranged husband say that had it not been for Bellevue police officers’ “deliberate refusal to enforce the law,” the woman would still be alive.
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Woman worked for the Iowa Department of Corrections at the Anamosa State Penitentiary from November 2023 through February 2025
The federal government’s most recent assessment of health-facility inspections indicates Iowa has failed to meet three key standards.
A state-licensed pharmacy in Washington, Iowa that has been sued by business partners for millions of dollars is now being sanctioned by the state for distributing counterfeit Ozempic.
A veterinary technician who allegedly stole drugs from the clinic where she worked and a rural veterinarian accused of unlawfully distributing controlled substances have been sanctioned by the state.
A state agency that denied having inspection records for a Cedar Rapids home health agency now admits it has the records but considers them confidential.
New leader of company behind contentious pipeline proposal sends letters to landowners along the project’s route.
Even some legal asylum-seekers face detention and deportation.
A report from the Center for Rural Affairs found that funding from the Inflation Reduction Act had a “significant impact” on the adoption of conservation practices in Iowa.
Bayer, the biotech company and manufacturer of Round Up, has substantially increased its spending on lobbying in Iowa since the introduction of a pesticide labeling bill in 2024.
The installation of saturated buffers and bioreactors will help to improve the Middle Cedar watershed by keeping nutrients in the fields, according to IDALS.
The Iowa Board of Nursing recently accepted the voluntary surrender of the license of Julie Porter, a licensed practical nurse from Manchester.
A comparison of nitrate levels in the Des Moines and Raccoon rivers shows nitrate levels were elevated nearly 40 more days in 2025 than in 2024.
The hospital was given one year to correct the five deficiencies, all of which were deemed to be fully resolved in January 2023.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter to the Le Mars Community School District in June about a local religious group holding events on public school grounds on May 1.
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