Articles Tagged: Iowa

With more than 93,000 ballots to review and examine in the state’s third-largest county, it could take days to complete …

DES MOINES – The union representing state law enforcement employees is seeking higher wages in recognition of the risks they …

WOODWARD, Iowa – A 7-year-old boy died after being hit by a vehicle in a central Iowa school parking lot, …

DES MOINES – Officials with the state Department of Corrections announced Monday that two prison inmates have died, likely due …

If Iowa continues on its trend of unprecedented growth in COVID-19 cases, the state’s largest hospital is preparing to reduce …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The Linn County Board of Health on Monday unanimously voted in favor of a regulation requiring face …

Iowa State University on Monday reported another batch of new campus COVID-19 cases topping 300 for the second week in …

Hospitalizations for COVID-19 in Iowa have more than doubled since Nov. 1 as cases continue to surge at a record-breaking …

State public health officials have released an emergency request for a vendor to aid in contact tracing as Iowa grapples …

DES MOINES – Most Iowans must wear a mask or other face covering while they are indoors in public, and …

DES MOINES – With COVID-19 raging through Iowa at a disturbing pace, never before seen during the pandemic, the debate …

Despite painstaking efforts to keep election sites safe, some poll workers who came in contact with voters, including one in …

Iowa’s public universities made the monumental shift last spring to predominantly virtual and hybrid learning impressively, but Board of Regents …

BETTENDORF, Iowa – Former U.S. Sen. Roger Jepsen, who represented Iowa in Washington, D.C., in the early 1980s, has died. …

CEDAR RAPIDS – An 18-year-old Cedar Rapids man, previously convicted of two carjackings at age 15, decided not to plead …