Articles Tagged: Iowa

DES MOINES – With Iowa and other states seeing a resurgence of COVID-19 cases, Gov. Kim Reynolds on Monday called …

The first COVID-19 death was reported in Jones County on Monday, making it the 63rd of Iowa’s 99 counties to …

FORT DODGE – Jayden Johnson was 8 years old the first time someone hurled a racial slur at her, a …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Two months after battling a rare, yet possibly life-threatening post-COVID-19 condition, an 8-year-old Cedar Rapids boy is …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Iowa Democrats are launching a one-stop shop for voters to learn about what they call Sen. Joni …

In less than two months’ time, the name of George Floyd has become synonymous with resounding calls for racial justice …

For local coffee shops to multistate architecture companies, the Small Business Administration’s Payroll Protection Program, known commonly as PPP, has …

DES MOINES – Iowa’s foray into sports betting initially was viewed as a minor addition to casinos’ main gambling menu, …

Editor’s note: This article has been amended to reflect that the number of abortions between 2018 and 2019 in Iowa …

DUBUQUE – Authorities are investigating an Eastern Iowa arrest after video posted on social media showed a handcuffed Black man …

With 478 new coronavirus cases reported Sunday morning, Iowa has surpassed 35,000 people being infected in four months. One additional …

Q: When should I prune my grape vines? A: You need to prune vines in late winter or early spring. …

In the thick of a summer of protest and plague, Marion is falling apart. The fight isn’t in the streets. …

IOWA CITY – Although widespread confusion and unknowns persist across Iowa’s public universities for international students newly threatened with deportation …

Iowa’s modern governors – Republicans and Democrats – have been stingy with commutation, a form of clemency in which a …