Rod Boshart

JOHNSTON – Gov. Terry Branstad said Friday he has concerns about the water management policies of the U.S. Army Corps …

JOHNSTON – Gov. Terry Branstad said Friday he believes former House Speaker Newt Gingrich’s 2012 presidential campaign is “in real …

DES MOINES – The outgoing director of the state’s Department of Human Rights began a new job Friday in a …

DES MOINES – Top House and Senate leaders expressed optimism Thursday that new progress is being made toward reaching a …

DES MOINES – The Iowa Court of Appeals has a new member. He’s Michael R. Mullins, 59, of Washington, who …

DES MOINES – Key Democratic senators warned Wednesday that a House GOP budget plan will “decimate” the state’s economic development …

DES MOINES – Billions of dollars in trade and thousands of potential jobs are riding on a U.S.-South Korea Free …

DES MOINES – Legislative efforts to bridge the gap on funding for the state’s fiscal 2012 health and human services …

DES MOINES – A House panel Monday approved a modified version of legislation intended to restrict access to abortions in …

DES MOINES – Gov. Terry Branstad said Monday he’s never seen a more threatening situation along the Missouri River than …

DES MOINES – Student leaders at Iowa’s regent universities got caught in the crossfire of a politically charged budget battle …

DES MOINES – Activity resumes today at the Statehouse with House Republicans and Senate Democrats on different tracks to jump-start …

DES MOINES – Iowa’s prison system is overcrowded but there’s no worry of any court-ordered “de-population” action similar to what …

DES MOINES – Legislative Republicans and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds today pitched a new compromise aimed at breaking a budget …

The state of Iowa has opened a new Web portal for paying its vendors. Officials with the state Department of …