Articles Tagged: Iowa

There are many questions surrounding absentee ballots as the Nov. 3 general election approaches. Here are some answer to help …

DES MOINES – The federal government said Friday it will give farmers an additional $14 billion to compensate them for …

A monthly survey of rural bankers in Iowa and nine other Midwestern states found almost a quarter — 23.1 percent …

Iowa reported 1,324 new COVID-19 cases as of 11 a.m. Friday, the third-highest total reported in a 24-hour period since …

With flu season around the corner, and the state still in the throes of the novel coronavirus pandemic, health care …

In Iowa, we deal with hardship through grit, determination and passive-aggressive denial. If we don’t see it, it didn’t happen. …

Influenza season is expected to begin in earnest in the coming weeks as winter starts to take hold — leaving …

Iowa supporters of President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden Trump agree on the need for Congress to …

A state licensed medical marijuana dispensary may open in Iowa City, which would be the first in the Corridor. The …

DES MOINES – House Democrats expressed concern that Iowa’s COVID-19 testing program at long-term care facilities set out by the …

Iowa Workforce Development this past week recorded its fewest weekly unemployment claim totals since the week of March 21. The …

A core message of U.S. Senate Democratic challenger Theresa Greenfield has been that Republican incumbent Sen. Joni Ernst can’t be …

DES MOINES – Gov. Kim Reynolds signaled Wednesday her administration will take a more-targeted enforcement approach in dealing with ‘bad-actor” …

DES MOINES – With the onset of colder weather and flu season in Iowa, Gov. Kim Reynolds said Wednesday state …

DES MOINES – Plenty of Republican governors initially rejected mask mandates, but few have held to their skepticism amid soaring …