A bill to end tenure at Iowa’s public universities advanced out of an education subcommittee Tuesday, despite pushback from Board …
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A bill to end tenure at Iowa’s public universities advanced out of an education subcommittee Tuesday, despite pushback from Board …
Iowa’s unemployment rate decreased from 3.8 percent to 3.1 percent in December 2020, Iowa Workforce Development said Tuesday. It’s Iowa’s …
DES MOINES – Republican lawmakers who control the Iowa Legislature pressed ahead Monday with plans to expand school choice for …
Bills to expand child care opportunities advanced in the Iowa Legislature on Monday, but a lawmaker involved in the business …
WATERLOO – Iowa leaders are drafting legislation to enhance worker protections at the Tyson plant in Waterloo and elsewhere, they …
DES MOINES – The Iowa Court of Appeals has elected Judge Thomas Bower as chief judge for a second two-year …
It may take a while before drivers’ license office punchlines are no longer funny, but long lines and long waits …
The debate between in-person instruction and virtual instruction in Iowa schools during the pandemic has been contentious as Gov. Kim …
Iowa House Minority Leader Todd Prichard, D-Charles City, has called on Speaker Pat Grassley to remove a committee chairman for …
The state’s public universities could not spend millions of dollars in federal grants, private gifts and other sources unless state …
DES MOINES – House Republicans have refused to adopt rules requiring face coverings at the Capitol or to allow members …
DES MOINES – The Iowa Department of Transportation is setting an ambitious goal to reduce highway fatalities to a level …
Iowa Workforce Development saw slight decreases in weekly unemployment claims the week of Jan. 10. New claims dropped from 7,366 …
‘While the outcome of the presidential election was not what thousands of Iowans had hoped for, it’s time to look …
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