Articles Tagged: Iowa

Two weeks before the start of the spring semester, Iowa State University on Monday resumed on-campus COVID-19 testing and initiated …

CEDAR RAPIDS — Leo Kelly didn’t go to Washington to overthrow the government. But he was there Jan. 6 when …

DES MOINES – Gov. Kim Reynolds is taking her annual Condition of the State address from day time to supper …

DES MOINES – Lawmakers returning Monday to the Iowa Capitol to perform their work for this year’s legislative session – …

Unemployed Iowans are expected to begin receiving Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation benefits the week of Jan. 18, Iowa Workforce Development …

Republicans and Democrats in the Iowa Legislature say they plan to pay special attention this session to bridging the state’s …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Assistant U.S. Attorney Dan Chatham was among only nine others across the country honored recently for ‘superior …

DES MOINES – So you say you’re an Iowa lawmaker. OK, Boomer. Baby Boomers comprise more than half of the …

The number of patients being treated in Iowa hospitals for COVID-19 declined again Sunday, but has yet to drop even …

DES MOINES – Legal sports wagering in Iowa topped the $100 million plateau in December, marking the third month in …

DES MOINES – The Iowa Supreme Court again selected Justice Susan Christensen as chief on Friday. The court in each …

IOWA CITY – University of Iowa Health Care is continuing to recruit volunteers to participate in another large COVID-19 vaccine …

Iowa on Friday reported 2,057 new coronavirus cases and 59 confirmed deaths. The new numbers, analyzed at 11 a.m. Friday, …

JEWELL – At 3:20 p.m. on a Monday, a voice booms through the public address speakers at South Hamilton School: …

DES MOINES – Government agencies, private businesses and individual Iowans have shaken the federal money tree to weather a tough …