Articles Tagged: Iowa

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 …

SERGEANT BLUFF – As he formally jumped into the race for the U.S. Senate seat Monday, Jim Carlin cited his …

DES MOINES – A five-member Senate Commerce panel on Monday advanced the ‘foundation” language – but no funding – for …

As parts of the Corridor endured their fourth day in a row of high temperatures at or below zero, the …

IOWA CITY – The University of Iowa is fully reinstating its women’s swimming and diving team after a federal judge …

DES MOINES – Majority Republicans in the Iowa Senate indicated Monday they would like to take another run at requiring …

Continuing fallout from an Iowa State University professor’s instructions last fall barring students from choosing project topics opposing same-sex marriage, …

Iowa reported 217 new COVID-19 cases and one confirmed death in the 24-hour period that ended at 11 a.m. Monday, …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The Cedar Rapids school board Monday voted to appoint a new member to fill the seat left …

DES MOINES – Rep. Dustin Hite says he usually knows where he stands on a bill after reading it. However, …

Supply and demand is an economic principle that is as basic as they come. And it’s what we’re all dealing …

Iowa’s once-a-decade legislative and congressional redistricting plan appears certain to be delayed because of U.S. Census Bureau holdups, but legislative …