U.S. District Court judge rejects a $4.3 billion settlement, including Iowa’s estimated $25 million share, that would have been used for opioid abuse prevention, treatment and recovery efforts.
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U.S. District Court judge rejects a $4.3 billion settlement, including Iowa’s estimated $25 million share, that would have been used for opioid abuse prevention, treatment and recovery efforts.
The University of Iowa, Iowa State University and University of Northern Iowa students will hold in-person graduation ceremonies this weekend.
Iowa property owners who ask to remove their names from online property searches to conceal their address may keep their names confidential under a ruling the Iowa Supreme Court published Friday.
DES MOINES — Gov. Kim Reynolds’ office on Friday announced a new system for handling open record requests, a day after three media organizations filed a lawsuit charging she has repeatedly violated the state’s open records laws by ignoring requests for government records, some for more than a year.
The incident occurred on a day that an anonymous, nationwide threat against schools called Friday “American School Shooting Day.”
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics Podcast, each of the hosts reviews their top-5 Iowa politics stories from 2021.
The number of schools in the lowest two categories — needs improvement and priority — increased by seven and 21 schools respectively in newly released state data.
O’Donnell confirmed Friday she has been diagnosed with COVID-19 and is experiencing mild symptoms. She said she’s been vaccinated but had not yet received a booster.
The National Weather Service said it confirmed 12 tornadoes Wednesday, six of them considered “significant” on a rating scale.
This Christmas, 40 kids will receive gifts thanks to the generosity of donors who ate at Goldfinch Tap + Eatery’s Whoville-themed dining room this holiday season.
After heightened concerns about threats to public officials, a wrought iron fence has been installed around the perimeter of Terrace Hill in Des Moines.
Students who participate in Future Now are showing positive social-emotional behavior, have a higher attendance rate and are enrolling in classes that are more challenging for them.
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