Articles Tagged: Iowa

Caitlin, Clark, Colin Clark support each other on and off the fields and courts

Northwestern’s annual event will return in 2022

After experiencing a spike in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths after the Thanksgiving holiday, Iowa goes into Christmas week with continued high widespread virus activity and no significant gains in vaccination.

The number of confirmed cases of the highly transmissible omicron variant of the coronavirus has increased to 18 in Iowa, including in Linn and Johnson counties.

The National Weather Service said it confirmed 12 tornadoes Wednesday, six of them considered “significant” on a rating scale.

Storm blows over semi in Walford, killing the driver. It was the only reported fatality from the unusual December thunderstorm.

Truck drivers around the nation are seeing pay increases in the tens of thousands, and students are being offered six-figure salaries when they finish training programs.

Bob Coffey, a Des Moines contractor, heard about the couple's health setbacks and decided to help with their Christmas decorations.

U.S. Supreme Court can ‘right historic wrongs,’ Iowa governor says

Iowa re-enactors say they strive to be historically accurate

Todd Dorman has some pitches for Hallmark to make some Christmas movies in Iowa.

Farmers have harvested 91 percent of corn for grain, which is four days ahead of the five-year average, and 97 percent of the soybean crop, according to the USDA.

David Sebben's photo was chosen by the postal service as part of its new Mighty Mississippi stamp series, which includes stamps for every state that touches the Mississippi River.

IOWA CITY (AP) — An Iowa judge accused of

, both 16, are accused of killing Nohema Graber, a 66-year-old teacher at Fairfield High School, which both teens attended.