Articles Tagged: Iowa

Drought conditions, traffic safety, caucus maneuvering and “divisive concepts” were among the big news stories from across Iowa this past week.

On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast: elections law changes, the local impact of property tax changes, Rob Sand discusses his 2022 calculation, and rare bipartisan outrage over an immigration issue..

One of the homes, which has met the criteria to be on the list for 24 months, is based in Linn County.

New Liberty’s fire chief said the man was doing some work in the manure tank when he got stuck.

Evidence shows two large groups got in a confrontation early Sunday in downtown Davenport and fired over 80 gunshots.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A Des Moines, Iowa, man pictured prominently with a QAnon shirt ahead of a crowd of insurgents inside the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6 attack asked a judge on Monday to release him from jail, saying "he feels deceived, recognizing that he bought into a pack of lies.”

On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast: Rob Sand vs. Gov. Kim Reynolds, Iowa election law fallout in Scott County, and where’s the beef?

The push for Nevada to jump past Iowa's caucuses and New Hampshire's longstanding first-in-the-nation primary follows a behind-the-scenes lobbying campaign led by former U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada.

OKOBOJI, Iowa (AP) — After a year of shutdowns, masks, social distancing and sickness, travelers are excited to get back to the lake for a little normalcy.

Wichita, Kan.- based Flint Hills Resources is in “exclusive negotiations” to sell its biofuels business to POET of South Dakota , including its five Iowa ethanol plants

With more people being vaccinated and COVID-19 precautions lifting, fair organizers say they are ready to get back to normal -- but are still planning some precautions.

Recap of news from across the state

SIBLEY, Iowa (AP) — Thick black smoke billowed into the air Sunday after a train derailed in northwest Iowa, prompting authorities to evacuate part of a small, nearby town.

A Marion couple is accused of stealing $26,600 worth of gift cards from the Salvation Army and using them to shop at various Walmart locations.

State adds second long-term care facility to outbreak list