Articles Tagged: Iowa

As U.S. officials race to address the rising number of children crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, Iowa Republican U.S. Rep. Mariannette …

Iowa added 414 new COVID-19 cases as well as 15 new, confirmed deaths on Tuesday. To date, 343,347 Iowans have …

MAXWELL – Sudden meat shortages last year because of the coronavirus pandemic led to millions of dollars in federal grants …

A bill to increase property taxes on private forest owners was put on hold Monday in an Iowa Senate subcommittee …

A little more than 14 percent of Linn County’s population has been vaccinated against COVID-19, according to data from the …

Iowa’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 3.5 percent in January, Iowa Workforce Development said Monday, marking an increase from the …

It was the correct finish to an ordeal that never should have started. Andrea Sahouri, a reporter for the Des …

DES MOINES – It might not be dean’s list material yet, but lawmakers are ‘making good progress” toward earning a …

Promising to formalize a process for systematically reviewing and addressing questions over its campus’ historically named properties, Iowa State University …

Shoulder-to-shoulder production lines. Crowded shift changes. Packed break and locker rooms. The environment of Iowa meatpacking plants proved the perfect …

Over 18 percent of Linn County’s adult population and over 21 percent of Johnson County’s have been fully vaccinated against …

IOWA CITY – As many across Iowa are struggling to get a COVID-19 vaccine appointment – and with the state …

As virus cases plummeted, Iowa quietly extended a $3.9 million contact tracing contract with a company owned by a major …

Two Corridor businesses and one association were among 13 recipients of matching grants from the Future Ready Iowa Employer Fund. …

People who use medical marijuana are less likely to be ‘aging hippies” trying to get high than people wanting to …