Articles Tagged: Iowa

For the second day in a row, no COVID-19 outbreaks were reported Friday in any of Iowa’s 429 long-term care …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Nick McGrath, 32, was a middle school choir teacher when his career took a surprise detour after …

A roundup of news from across Iowa in the past week. Vaccines could open up April 5 All adult Iowans …

Alliant Energy is ‘picking up the pace” on moving power lines in Iowa underground, the president of Alliant’s Iowa company …

DES MOINES – Momentum for tax cuts is building at the Statehouse, but Iowa House Speaker Pat Grassley says his …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Local vaccine distribution efforts will not change significantly as a result of the governor’s decision to open …

For the first time in a year, no COVID-19 outbreaks were reported in any of Iowa’s 429 long-term care facilities …

DES MOINES – Legislation to eliminate the requirement that Iowans get a ‘permission slip” from the government to buy a …

DES MOINES – Iowa senators sent a defiant message Wednesday that they plan to forge ahead with state tax cuts …

Iowa on Wednesday reported 565 new COVID-19 cases and nine new, confirmed deaths. To date, 343,912 Iowans have tested positive …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The Iowa Transportation Commission has approved using nearly $122 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds to make …

Businesses, schools and other organizations now can apply for Qualified Pre-Apprenticeship grants, Iowa Workforce Development said Wednesday. The cost-reinbursement grants, …

Hinting that he will seek another term, U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, said he will not be swayed by recent …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The city will add a mobile Neighborhood Resource Center component to its Rollin’ Recmobile van thanks to …

A majority of first responders at major municipal and county departments in Linn and Johnson counties have chosen to get …