Articles Tagged: Iowa

QUASQUETON — Summertime and, with the dark coronavirus cloud shading the land, the living is uneasy. As we enter the …

School districts can offer voluntary, in-person summer school starting June 1, Iowa Department of Education Director Ann Lebo said Thursday, …

Marion Pool won’t open in 2929 The City of Marion has made the decision to keep the Marion Pool closed …

Iowa Workforce Development received 13,040 new unemployment claims and handled another 187,375 continuing unemployment claims last week, the department announced …

Utility disconnections can resume as early as May 28 under a set of conditions, the Iowa Utilities Board has announced. …

DES MOINES – A Des Moines woman accused of hate crimes after she allegedly intentionally hit two children with her …

DES MOINES – A Des Moines man adopted two dogs from an animal shelter and then intentionally left them to …

A forgivable loan program for businesses that keep employees on the payroll through the current economic shutdown has helped keep …

Within an hour of Gov. Kim Reynold announcing Wednesday that more facilities will open at state parks in time for …

DES MOINES – More than 3,800 small businesses in Iowa have received $71 million designed to help them through a …

IOWA CITY – Coronavirus-related losses across the University of Iowa Health Care system could top $100 million through June 30, …

JOHNSTON – Movies, culture and camping soon will be back on Iowans’ to-do lists but it will be at least …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Before Iowa legislators go back into session in June, a panel that advises lawmakers on the state’s …

IOWA CITY, Iowa – A long-time Republican donor and campaign vendor was awarded millions of dollars in no-bid contracts to …

12:25 p.m.: Governor signs proclamation reopening various venues DES MOINES – Gov. Kim Governor Reynolds signed a new proclamation Wednesday, …