Rod Boshart

DES MOINES – While opioid misuse continues to grow in Iowa, a new state report issued Tuesday indicates methamphetamine and …

DES MOINES – State and federal insect experts say it likely will be next year before they will be able …

DES MOINES – Thousands of state employees, many who no longer are allowed to bargain collectively for benefits, could face …

AMES – Gov. Kim Reynolds said Tuesday she was referring to a ‘very small, minute population” of Iowans when she …

AMES – Iowa is launching a statewide health campaign that aims to reduce obesity and the prevalence of diabetes among …

DES MOINES – A Polk County judge has upheld the constitutionality of Iowa’s revamped collective bargaining law, rejecting in a …

DES MOINES – Two Democratic legislators Friday called for shifting Iowa’s privately run Medicaid system back to a fee-for-service state …

DES MOINES – Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller told a conference aimed at combating opioid addiction Thursday that the culture …

DES MOINES – State taxpayers paid an average daily cost of $95.16 to house nearly 8,100 inmates in Iowa’s nine …

DES MOINES – A total of 32 bargaining units representing public employees face decertification, but an overwhelming number of city, …

DES MOINES – Enforcement of a new Iowa law requiring a three-day waiting period for an abortion will remain on …

DES MOINES – Gov. Kim Reynolds said Monday she would prefer to avoid cuts to K-12 education and commitments for …

DES MOINES – Thousands of Iowans face paying significantly more for their individual health insurance premiums – or going without …

DES MOINES – U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley told a GOP fundraiser crowd Saturday evening he thinks next fall’s election will …

JOHNSTON – U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst credits presidential intervention and a strong Iowa lobbying effort with convincing Environmental Protection Agency …