Articles Tagged: Iowa

CEDAR RAPIDS – Four days after a derecho tore across Iowa, devastating Cedar Rapids with destructive winds, power lines swung …

JOHNSTON – Democrat Theresa Greenfield said Friday that Republican Sen. Joni Ernst won favor among Iowa voters in 2014 pitching …

If you’re using a portable generator because your power is out, don’t set it up in your garage. Its carbon …

Jail phone rates as high as nearly $1 a minute in some Eastern Iowa counties have caused concern for regulators, …

IOWA CITY – President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign has sued two Democratic-leaning Iowa counties that are making it easy to …

Unemployment claims in Iowa continued to decrease the week of Aug. 2, marking the first time since the week of …

Utility companies are urging Eastern Iowans to stay away from downed power lines to avoid risking serious injury. ‘It’s really …

Test Iowa sites in Central and Eastern Iowa damaged during Monday’s storm reopened Wednesday afternoon, state officials announced. The sites …

A couple of Iowa long-term care facilities are experiencing second outbreaks of COVID-19. The Iowa Veterans Home in Marshall County …

Many colleges and universities across Iowa were in the middle of navigating a complex web of fall-return plans amid unprecedented …

7:07 P.M. Cedar Rapids Issues Curfew The City of Cedar Rapids is instituting a citywide curfew from 10:00 P.M. to …

A lost tooth, homework help and sport practices – just a few things an incarcerated parent misses out on. For …

Being a health care worker during a pandemic comes with a fair amount of paranoia. Sherri Siegel, 48, of Cedar …

DES MOINES – Settlements involving medical malfeasance, discrimination and other missteps or mistakes by state employees or agencies drove fiscal …

Despite five more people dying of the coronavirus and 630 more people confirmed with infections, the number of people hospitalized …