Articles Tagged: Iowa

DES MOINES – The U.S. Attorney General’s Office on Friday presented the Attorney General’s Award for Distinguished Service in Policing …

SIOUX CITY – Mayor Bob Scott is warning Sioux City residents that police officers will start citing individuals and businesses …

DES MOINES – Fresh from sweeping 2020 GOP election wins in Iowa, Jeff Kaufmann says he plans to stay on …

Iowa passed another grim milestone Friday, with the reporting of more than 200,000 COVID-19 cases in the state since March. …

A majority of Midwest bankers expect holiday retail sales to be lower than in 2019. Approximately 54.8 percent of the …

Eight prisoners so far – and the first prison staff member this week – have died of COVID-19 as outbreaks …

Update: This story was updated Friday with current numbers for students and staff in quaratine and with positive COVID-19 tests. …

JOHNSTON – With COVID-19 spreading through Iowa at record levels, state public health officials are focusing their work on what …

DAVENPORT – Questions over how best to recount a large number of absentee ballots has stalled what has already been …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Continuing a practice she started as a member of the Iowa Legislature, Congresswoman-elect Ashley Hinson is forming …

Nearly 1.7 million Iowans voted in the 2020 election, which was the third-highest turnout rate in the nation, according to …

WATERLOO – Tyson Foods suspended at least two high-level managers Thursday and launched an investigation into reports a manager organized …

Youth sports programs, halted last spring because of COVID-19, have again been put on hold under a new proclamation from …

Iowa saw the highest number of new unemployment claims between Nov. 8 and Nov. 14 since August. The 6,312 new …

DAVENPORT – Republican state Sen. Mariannette Miller-Meeks saw her lead grow slightly Wednesday as more counties began the slow process …