Iowa Democrats intend to forge ahead with a plan for both a mail-in and an in-person 2024 caucus process, despite the possibility of sanctions.
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Iowa Democrats intend to forge ahead with a plan for both a mail-in and an in-person 2024 caucus process, despite the possibility of sanctions.
On the podcast this week, the Iowa Supreme Court rules on the fetal heartbeat bill, national Democrats reject Iowa Democrats’ caucus plan, more fallout from Iowa Senate Democrats’ leadership shakeup, and our gang talks to some of the long-shot presidential candidates in Iowa.
The school district may have been in violation of the First Amendment had it deleted individual user’s comments harmful to LGBTQ people.
A Marion teenager was arrested Thursday night on a charge of first-degree murder in relation to the shooting death of another Marion teen in May.
A 3-3 decision by the Iowa Supreme Court on a so-called fetal heartbeat bill means abortion remains legal in Iowa, for now, until the 20th week of pregnancy. The ruling throws the issue back to state lawmakers.
With over 100 different vendors, around 10 hours of performance programming and a two-part parade, the Iowa City Pride Board is prepping for a large crowd to surpass last year’s approximate 15,000 attendees.
A school resource officer at Polk Alternative makes small, positive impacts daily - like making sure the students get new shoes or taking the time to let a kid blow off steam and then find a possible solution, instead of getting in a fight.
Under the $14 million contract with Iowa Health and Human Services, Four Oaks will take over the foster care support for the western part of the state, that includes Sioux City and Council Bluffs, in addition to maintaining their support for the rest of the state.
The Linn County History Center announced it will receive the 2023 award of excellence for Leadership in History from the American Association for State and Local History this morning.
Russian group claims responsibility in compromising dental insurance records
“There was blood everywhere,” she said. “I was dying. I was going to bleed to death. I was afraid I was going to die and was in severe pain.”
Gov. Kim Reynolds seeking to reinstate 2018 law that would ban abortions once fetal heartbeat detected
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