Articles Tagged: Iowa

Over his decades studying how media affects children and adults – including the effects of violent video games, television and …

DES MOINES – On its way to Gov. Reynolds’ desk is a proposal to increase state funding in Iowa’s K-12 …

VINTON – Vinton-Shellsburg’s FFA is expanding its Produce for School Nutrition Program thanks to a $2,000 grant from the Iowa …

For fans and defenders of Iowa’s first-in-the-nation caucuses, Super Tuesday brought some good news and bad news. First, the good …

DES MOINES – Iowa has its first identified coronavirus cases – three Johnson County residents who tested positive after returning …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Religious communities gathering for worship this weekend are taking precautions as conversations about the spread of coronavirus …

The roller coaster of good news, bad news for Iowa’s renewable fuel industry continued Friday with reports the Trump administration …

Sixth Judicial District Judge Mary Chicchelly of Cedar Rapids is one of three finalists forwarded Friday to the governor for …

The Iowa Division of Banking earlier this week barred First American Bank’s request to become an Iowa corporation – a …

Beverly Young lives in Cedar Rapids, is 82 and wants to tell you a story. She wants to tell you …

DES MOINES – The appointment of an Iowa Human Services Department spokesman to the state public records board will make …

DES MOINES – The Iowa House on Thursday approved a bill defining anti-Semitism and providing guidance to those investigating anti-Semitic …

OMAHA, Neb. – Republican senators from four states that have seen severe flooding from the Missouri River are backing legislation …

DES MOINES – Whether you call it ‘life means life” or ‘dead means dead,” the Iowa Legislature doesn’t want to …

DES MOINES – Health care will play a key role in the November elections and Iowa Democrats and Republicans spent …