Articles Tagged: Iowa

After not confirming any additional COVID-19 deaths over the last two days, the state Sunday morning verified 138 more, bringing …

FAIRFAX – Authorities Sunday identified a man found dead after a fire damaged a six-unit apartment building and displaced tenants. …

WASHINGTON (AP) – The U.S. added a second COVID-19 vaccine to its arsenal Friday, boosting efforts to beat back an …

DES MOINES – Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand is sharply criticizing Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds for not calling the Legislature …

Four Iowa women spoke about their experiences navigating mental health resources for their children in an emotional meeting Friday with …

As the first vaccine against the novel coronavirus was developed and seemed likely to earn federal approval earlier this month, …

For the first time in more than a month, the Iowa Department of Public Health reported no new coronavirus-related deaths …

IOWA CITY – Enrollment across Iowa’s public, private and community colleges this fall dropped 4.7 percent from a year ago …

As health care workers locally and nationally this past week rolled up their sleeves to receive the first doses of …

MARION – As holiday seasons come and go, the children of Marion grow up and some have kids of their …

Although White House officials Thursday downplayed the risks, Iowa is among the states saying their allocations of the game-changing COVID-19 …

MOLINE, Ill. – Nearly three decades have passed since a man walking in Moline’s old 17th Street Park found a …

JOHNSTON – Congressman-elect Randy Feenstra said Thursday he is not yet ready to call Joe Biden the U.S. president-elect, given …

A Tiffin massage therapist’s license has been suspended based on allegations he touched female client’s private areas, made sexual comments …

Republican Congresswoman-elect Mariannette Miller-Meeks’ campaign said she was mistakenly added to a letter signed by 25 other Republican representatives-elect calling …