Articles Tagged: Iowa

When land-hungry settlers moved across the Mississippi River before the Civil War, they discovered a land teeming with wildlife. Elk, …

IOWA CITY – The families of three workers who died after contracting the coronavirus in a Waterloo meat plant outbreak …

GRIMES – Despite a state inspection reporting workers kept working with COVID-19 symptoms in a Dubuque nursing home where 11 …

MARION – Police arrested a North English man Thursday after a 13-year-old girl reported he subjected her to inappropriate sexual …

State revenues have fallen by more than a half-billion dollars over the past three months, but the full impact of …

The focus was clear Thursday as Gov. Kim Reynolds held her first Economic Recovery Advisory Board meeting. ‘We can take …

The National Consumers League will be hosting a virtual discussion with Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller and a panel of …

GRINNELL, Iowa – Police in east-central Iowa arrested a man after an hourslong standoff in which the man was accused …

They won’t top the record-setting numbers from a year ago, but Iowa Lottery Authority revenues will exceed projections for the …

To keep cases moving for defendants and victims during the coronavirus pandemic, Iowa judges have been turning toward technology – …

Pro-abortion rights advocates have filed a lawsuit against the state to block a piece of legislation that creates an additional …

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is investigating a Dubuque fish kill believed to be connected to a fertilizer spill …

Johnson County has seen a double-digit increase in positive coronavirus cases for the seventh day in a row, tying for …

DES MOINES — Joe Biden, the former vice president and current Democratic candidate for president, will deliver the keynote address …

CEDAR RAPIDS – U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst’s proposal for six debates with challenger Theresa Greenfield drew quick responses Monday from …