Articles Tagged: Iowa

Just like other sectors of the workforce, the ‘gig economy” hasn’t been able to navigate the coronavirus pandemic unscathed – …

Riverside Theatre has been blazing trails since its inception. The troupe virtually broke new ground in Iowa City 40 years …

DUBUQUE – A private Eastern Iowa college has announced it will remove a statue of the school’s founder after officials …

An Iowa teenager who died of starvation in 2017 could have been saved if state social workers and contractors had …

After hurricane-strength winds last month derailed semester start plans, Eastern Iowa’s private colleges finally are in session – with those …

While the U.S. Senate race between Sen. Joni Ernst and challenger Theresa Greenfield can at times feel like a contest …

Forty-some years ago, Chuck Grassley overheard a diner in a restaurant remarking that it must be election year because the …

AUSTIN, Texas – A guy walks into a bar, which still isn’t allowed in Texas. But Jeff Brightwell owns this …

DES MOINES – A $100 million infusion of federal funds will maintain Iowa’s COVID-19 testing capacity through the coming months, …

Jason Fagle’s farm near Midway stretches to just under 200 acres, 100 of which were growing corn before the derecho …

Iowa on Friday reported more than 1,000 new coronavirus in a 24-hour period, only the fourth time that threshold has …

Eastern Iowans can expect the Labor Day weekend to be filled mostly with sunshine and warm weather, but after Monday, …

When people shopping for kayaks and gear ask Eric Grodt, owner of Up a Creek kayak and canoe store in …

CEDAR RAPIDS – When the derecho blew its destructive winds through Cedar Rapids and surrounding counties Aug. 10, Matt Majeski …

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue declared 18 Iowa counties natural disaster areas Thursday, making farmers eligible for federal assistance in …