Articles Tagged: Iowa

It’s possible Iowa kids will be able to participate in summer school and activities as early as June, Gov. Kim …

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) – Iowa officials reported Monday that nine Iowa Department of Human Services employees working at five …

10:57 a.m. City of Cedar Rapids employee tests positive for COVID-19 CEDAR RAPIDS – The City of Cedar Rapids was …

Iowans, and many Americans it seems, feel their governors are doing a better job handling the coronavirus pandemic than is …

Lori Dekko was working on a disaster relief project in another country. Suddenly, someone announced a flood was coming: they …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Federal court officials have made contingency plans to go forward with grand jury proceedings after May 11 …

DES MOINES – Betty Andrews is reminded these days of a well-known saying in the black community. When white America …

CEDAR RAPIDS – State Sen. Mariannette Miller-Meeks’ bid for the Republican nomination in Iowa’s 2nd District has been endorsed by …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Democrats running for their party’s U.S. Senate nomination agreed that an assault weapons ban should be reinstated, …

All around Sioux City on Friday, restaurants were opening their doors to socially distanced customers. Treadmills were starting to roll …

State health officials Sunday announced 528 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, a decrease from the previous two days when Iowa …

6:02 P.M.: WINTER MORATORIUM EXTENSION ENDS MAY 27 DES MOINES – Iowa Utilities Board announced Friday that the winter moratorium …

WASHINGTON, Iowa – Shawn Simpson was the hero of his household when he stopped by the State Theatre for a …

DES MOINES – Claims for unemployment insurance benefits in Iowa remain high but may begin a gradual descent as some …

U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley has been following health professionals’ advice on social distancing. ‘Five weeks at the farm at New …