Articles Tagged: Iowa

Todd Dorman has some pitches for Hallmark to make some Christmas movies in Iowa.

Farmers have harvested 91 percent of corn for grain, which is four days ahead of the five-year average, and 97 percent of the soybean crop, according to the USDA.

David Sebben's photo was chosen by the postal service as part of its new Mighty Mississippi stamp series, which includes stamps for every state that touches the Mississippi River.

IOWA CITY (AP) — An Iowa judge accused of

, both 16, are accused of killing Nohema Graber, a 66-year-old teacher at Fairfield High School, which both teens attended.

It’s neither socialism nor unreasonable for Iowans to seek faster broadband, more access to health care, sustainable wages to support themselves and families, DeJear says.

For any American who casts violent extremism as a foreign problem, the Jan. 6 Capitol siege held up an uncomfortable mirror that showed the same conditions for fantastical thinking and politically motivated violence as any society.

Drought, rain, rain, rain, and now, overflowing bushels

Daniel Gingerich hoarded more than 500 dogs throughout his multiple properties in Southern Iowa’s Seymour, west of Centerville, which were all in equally poor condition, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals says.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Neal Smith, who grew up in a tiny southeast Iowa town and served as a World War II bomber pilot before becoming a successful lawyer and then the state’s longest-serving U.S. House member, has died. He was 101.

Both rainfall and temperatures were above average for the week ending Oct. 24, state climatologist reports.

An Ankeny resident and Iowa State University student has become the first woman enlisted infantry soldier in the Iowa National Guard.

Steven Kohli, 69, was checking the damage to a vehicle he was in that had just struck a deer on Interstate 35 in southwest Warren County.

Starting Sunday, Oct. 24, Iowa residents in the 319 and 515 area codes will need to dial all 10 digits to make phone calls.

The advance is a win for Revivicor, a subsidiary of United Therapeutics, the company that engineered the pig and its cousins, a herd of 100 raised in tightly controlled conditions at a facility in Iowa.