DES MOINES – A protest to persuade Gov. Kim Reynolds to restore voting rights to felons turned violent Wednesday during …
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DES MOINES – A protest to persuade Gov. Kim Reynolds to restore voting rights to felons turned violent Wednesday during …
Iowa’s executive branch is getting a grim gift from a company that has long made garments for meatpacking workers: a …
On the eve of a University of Iowa live presentation regarding fall plans for COVID-19-affected academics and classrooms, dozens of …
DES MOINES – Starting today, Iowans are free to carry guns in courthouses – but not courtrooms – and could …
A bill on state government leases that was approved with bipartisan support in the Republican-controlled Legislature has been vetoed by …
IOWA CITY – A day before a 24-hour waiting period for any Iowa woman seeking an abortion was to take …
The director of the Department of Human Services was named by the governor as interim head of the state’s public …
The Iowa Department of Education on Tuesday attempted to clarify its school reopening guidance, a two-page document published last week …
DES MOINES – Iowans working in a range of trades and professions – especially new arrivals from other states – …
For the first time in nearly three months, no Iowans have died as a result of COVID-19 in comparable 24-hour …
Eastbound Interstate 80 near Tiffin will be closed to traffic on Monday from 1 p.m.-11 p.m. to repair pavement settling, …
Opposition from lobbyists for the liquor and restaurant industries helped kill a price increase on alcohol products in Iowa that …
GRIMES – Despite a state inspection reporting workers kept working with COVID-19 symptoms in a Dubuque nursing home where 11 …
The focus was clear Thursday as Gov. Kim Reynolds held her first Economic Recovery Advisory Board meeting. ‘We can take …
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