Articles Tagged: Iowa

DES MOINES – Winter is coming. Even though it’s May, activists in the Iowa Democratic Party are setting their sights …

Gov. Kim Reynolds’ first appointee to the State Judicial Nominating Commission since signing legislation giving her more control over the …

Last year saw record-breaking passenger numbers at Iowa’s two largest airports, with officials at both facilities preparing for continued success. …

In the lead-up to the school’s Saturday ceremony, representatives from the Tippie College of Business at the University of Iowa …

After nearly four decades of decline, murders by intimate partners are on the rise nationally, driven primarily by guns, according …

DES MOINES – More than 1,800 applications for federal flood relief in Iowa have been received, and more than $12 …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Iowa’s Republican senators are growing frustrated with the lack of progress on U.S.-China trade negotiations, but they’re …

Des Moines police have shared a video showing a mountain lion behind a Des Moines home overnight, apparently from a …

After four months of recovery, Clinton firefighter Adam Cain, who was severely injured early this year while fighting a silo …

U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst said Wednesday she is encouraged by progress toward reaching a bipartisan congressional compromise on disaster aid …

CEDAR RAPIDS — Gov. Kim Reynolds signed five bills into law Wednesday, including legislation providing money for flood assistance and …

DES MOINES – Public health officials in Iowa are turning their attention away from flu cases and toward disease-transmitting ticks …

DES MOINES – Iowa’s Medicaid director Wednesday said state officials are working to calm concerns the program’s 700,000 members or …

The madness of March gradually subsides with the arrival of April. Does that mean a dearth of sports coverage? Oh …

April. The boundary month between winter and spring. With air masses warm and cool slamming into each other, April is …