Articles Tagged: Iowa

DES MOINES – Three months later, many questions remain as state leaders try to help Iowans navigate state and federal …

The union representing staff at the Independence Mental Health Institute says understaffing and poor training led to four alleged assaults …

DES MOINES – Gov. Kim Reynolds on Wednesday declined to say whether disciplinary action or complaints played a role in …

Sen. Chuck Grassley once voted to cap congressional service and could do so again, but the seven-term Republican warns that …

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources doesn’t plan to follow new federal recommendations for beach water quality that could lead …

Several structures were damaged and others ruined last weekend after two tornadoes touched down outside Oakville in southeast Iowa, their …

Cybersecurity issues, State Sen. Zach Wahls says, isn’t important just for big cities such as San Francisco or New York …

Farmers may need a third round of government aid next year if political infighting during the 2020 election cycle prevents …

IOWA CITY – More than two years after opening a state-of-the-art, $392.7 million Stead Family Children’s Hospital, the University of …

A journalist with deep reporting and editing experience at Iowa publications, including the Des Moines Register and the Waterloo-Cedar Falls …

WILLIAMSBURG – An Iowa County supervisor received a deferred judgment this week after pleading guilty in Iowa County District Court …

Democratic leaders in Iowa and New Hampshire don’t know who it will be, but they’re confident their 2020 Democratic presidential …

Two-term former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack said Monday it is critical that Congress ratify the proposed United States-Mexico-Canada, or USMCA, …

IOWA CITY – The governor-appointed Public Employment Relations Board has reprimanded the state regents system for bad-faith bargaining and prohibited …

CEDAR RAPIDS – First District U.S. Rep. Abby Finkenauer is continuing a fight to improve Medicare reimbursement rates for Iowa …