Rod Boshart

DES MOINES – Talk about bad timing. West Des Moines attorney Thomas Duff applied as a candidate for Gov. Kim …

DES MOINES – Workplace discrimination, harassment and retaliation by state employees were key factors in pushing the cost of legal …

ANKENY – A state panel Friday approved a recommendation to drop untreatable pain and instead list a more-easily defined chronic …

DES MOINES – Kraig Paulsen, a former Republican speaker of the Iowa House who represented Hiawatha in the Iowa House …

WEST DES MOINES – Legal sports wagering in Iowa is a step closer to reality with Tuesday’s unanimous adoption of …

DES MOINES – Aug. 15 at noon. That’s when gamblers in Iowa can place their first legal wager on professional …

DES MOINES – State officials are organizing a meeting of social services agencies, not-for-profits and community leaders next month to …

DES MOINES – Sixteen Iowans – nine men and seven women – have applied to fill the vacancy on the …

DES MOINES – The Iowa Executive Council voted 4-0 Monday to approve a request that the state buy an office …

DES MOINES – During the 2019 legislative session, lawmakers approved Senate File 599, which opens the door for commercial hemp …

DES MOINES – Iowans nearly wore out their ‘Gone fishing” signs last year. Iowa anglers fished a total of 10.5 …

DES MOINES – Four Democrats running for president pledged Monday to keep Social Security solvent for senior citizens by raising …

DES MOINES – Iowa’s state-licensed casinos weathered a tough financial year marred by flooding – especially in western locations – …

DES MOINES – There is bipartisan agreement at the Statehouse that Iowa should keep its nonpartisan approach to drawing boundaries …

DES MOINES – State government started its new fiscal year Monday awash in black ink. State tax collections for fiscal …