A total of 128,357 passengers flew through CID in September 2025, an increase of 3.2 percent when compared to the same month last year.
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A total of 128,357 passengers flew through CID in September 2025, an increase of 3.2 percent when compared to the same month last year.
Dozens of Iowa libraries will receive the funding early next year to use as they see fit.
With China halting U.S. soybean purchases and prices sinking below break-even levels, Iowa Republicans Zach Nunn and Joni Ernst are urging the Trump administration to act swiftly to restore trade and strengthen domestic demand.
The deal will support construction of large-scale reactors from Westinghouse Electric Co.
Temperatures across the state of Iowa were near the climatological normal, though precipitation was below average as parts of the state slid into dry conditions for the close of harvest season, according to the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship.
The College Community School District is the latest Iowa school to contract with ZeroEyes, a security service that uses AI technology to detect weapons.
Iowa’s Board of Regents for the first time is seeking a firm, rather than a single person, to serve as its legislative liaison and state relations representative for the University of Iowa in dealings with the Legislature and executive branch.
Kierre Williams, of Sioux City, changed his plea to guilty on murder, burglary and weapons charges during a routine pretrial hearing.
One of the four finalists a search committee selected to become its next Iowa State University president has decided not to continue with the public portion of the interview process -- leaving just three on track to visit campus next week.
New lawsuit by Democratic state officials seeks to uncork emergency money for SNAP benefits.
Republican U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra of Hull on Monday officially entered the 2026 race for Iowa governor, touting his record on tax cuts and his alliance with President Donald Trump. In his launch video, Feenstra promised to “take Iowa to new heights” and drew sharp contrasts with Democratic State Auditor Rob Sand, whom he labeled a “radical liberal.” His campaign highlights his rural upbringing, family ties to northwest Iowa and experience in local and state government.
Cancer rates among young adults in the Corn Belt, a patchwork of golden fields and straight-line highways stretching across the heart of the Midwest, are rising more rapidly than in the country as a whole, a Washington Post data analysis reveals.
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