Three Libertarian candidates for Congress have appealed a state panel’s ruling that disqualified their candidacies and put their spot on the Nov. 5 ballot in question. Now, a judge says election ballots should not be certified until their challenges have been heard.
Iowa Lt. Governor Adam Gregg has resigned from his position effective immediately, according to an announcement sent Tuesday by the governor’s office.
The Iowa Department of Corrections on Tuesday confirmed it is responding to cases of the highly contagious viral disease Mpox at a state prison.
A Marshalltown man was arrested over the weekend on charges that he intentionally hit and killed a Tama man with his car.
A Cedar Rapids man was arrested Sunday on charges that he sexually abused a 4-year-old girl in June.
A new permit, issued last week by Iowa regulators, covers the company's initial request to build about 690 miles of pipe in the state. Summit Carbon Solutions is seeking further permits to expand the CO2 pipeline project by more than 350 miles in Iowa.
Ali Younes, 21, who fled the country to avoid prosecution for attempted murder and robbery of a woman in 2022, was extradited from Chicago over the weekend after self-surrendering last week. He was charged with an additional charge of escape from custody on Tuesday in Johnson County District Court.
A $100,000 grant funded by local businesses allowed the Cedar Rapids-based nonprofit Kingdom Community Center to purchase an extended passenger van in August to address transportation needs for local youth.
The state of Iowa is contesting a Cedar Rapids company’s legal efforts to reopen a swimming pool that allegedly poses a threat to public health.
The fast-growing Johnson County town of Tiffin is moving closer to finalizing plans for a new recreation center. A series of public meetings will be held to gather input on the plans, which tentatively include an indoor track, exercise equipment and basektball courts that would double as space for volleyball and pickleball.
The federal funds will expand training to unlock jobs, address labor shortages in the trucking industry and streamline supply chain operations.
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