Articles Tagged: Iowa

The Linn County Soil and Water Conservation District is moving its annual tree sale online for the first time in …

DES MOINES – An election watchdog group has filed a federal lawsuit that claims an Iowa-based nonprofit violated election laws …

IOWA CITY – Years of government corruption preceded the arrests of five officials from a small northwestern Iowa city, including …

DES MOINES – As Iowa officials work to speed up inoculations in hopes of halting the COVID-19 pandemic, a lawmaker …

DES MOINES – As many times as she has recited it, Rep. Christina Bohannan still loves to say the Pledge …

DES MOINES – Lawmakers are being encouraged to push forward legislation to address the needs of Iowa’s aging population and …

DES MOINES – Bills seeking to build out major broadband expansions in Iowa, compensate college athletes and streamline the process …

The National Park Service is giving entrepreneurs the opportunity to open private businesses on public land with three historical houses …

DES MOINES – Parents of elementary school students would have to be notified and provide written permission if instruction related …

Iowa reported 398 new COVID-19 cases and 26 new, confirmed deaths on Tuesday. The new numbers bring the state’s total …

IOWA CITY – Growing up the son of a professor in post-World War II Poland, Witold Krajewski never imagined he’d …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Linn County announced Monday that it is seeking public input on climate change and action. A survey, …

After years of planning, research and testing, conservation officers and park rangers with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources have …

Addressing Republican notions that Iowa’s public universities are liberal-leaning, more often promote Democratic views and recently have quashed conservative voices, …

State Democratic lawmakers plan to push forward a bipartisan proposal to reform Iowa’s election recount process in the wake of …