Articles Tagged: Iowa

Third in a series of articles about issues likely to come up for debate in the 2020 Iowa Legislature. DES …

The state’s insurance regulator has approved the sale of more short-term limited-duration health plans in Iowa, a move officials say …

JOHNSTON – Perhaps it was recency bias, but when Amy Klobuchar addressed a campaign crowd this past week in the …

DES MOINES – The names of car owners ticketed by automated speed cameras are not a public record, a divided …

An Eastern Iowa congressional hopeful is criticizing the killing of an Iranian military leader and is calling on Congress to …

The Iowa Department of Corrections is implementing a new, automated system that should make it easier for individuals with felony …

DES MOINES – Iowa elected officials continue to leave their seemingly indelible marks on U.S. history books. First it was …

The bipartisan tizzy over the overblown ‘youth vaping epidemic” hit new heights last month. Congress passed and President Donald Trump …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Federal firearms prosecutions have continued to increase this year – not necessarily due to any spike in …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Fourteen months ago, former Vice President Joe Biden came to Cedar Rapids to endorse Abby Finkenauer‘s bid …

Blind since she was a teenager, Joyce Davis still gets to enjoy a daily newspaper. Davis, 67, of Vinton, listens …

Iowa’s ability to economically thrive in the future hangs on its residents’ digital skills, some say, and state leaders recognizing …

Getting a boost from federal agriculture crop support payments and slightly higher grain prices, a rural economy index for Iowa …

GLENWOOD – The superintendent of an Iowa care center for people with intellectual disabilities has been fired amid a federal …

The eve of a new decade presents a perfect time to reflect on the past 10 years, to look at …