The Iowa Supreme Court reaffirmed the Fifth Judicial District Court’s decision Friday that the state’s employment practices were not discriminatory …
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The Iowa Supreme Court reaffirmed the Fifth Judicial District Court’s decision Friday that the state’s employment practices were not discriminatory …
DES MOINES – Fewer bad things happened across state government in the past fiscal year that resulted in Iowa paying …
DES MOINES – An Iowa judge has barred a Las Vegas-based company from telemarketing health and nutrition-related products to Iowans, …
Iowa is off to its deadliest start to the year for motorcyclists since 2012, with 21 fatalities. Only two of …
Sen. Tom Harkin sharply criticized Gov. Terry Branstad and others reluctant to extend humanitarian aid to unaccompanied minors coming to …
An Iowa transportation official said if a temporary highway funding bill passed by the U.S. House on Tuesday becomes law, …
DES MOINES – Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jack Hatch asked 2014 election rival Republican Gov. Terry Branstad to join him Wednesday …
Rather than hitting the road or the beach, nearly 600 state employees opted to take cash instead of vacation time. …
DES MOINES – Gov. Terry Branstad said Monday he does not plan to take a position on a proposed crude …
For one Cedar Rapids veteran, an appointment at a local Veterans Affairs clinic has turned into a headache. The 69-year-old …
As Iowa heads into the heart of summer construction season, the state faces the likelihood of millions of dollars in …
DES MOINES – State tax collections ended fiscal 2014 with somewhat of a rough landing, finishing the 12-month period this …
DES MOINES – Federal authorities on Wednesday announced the arrest and indictment of Mo Yun, a Chinese national accused in …
Former Department of Administrative Services Director Mike Carroll repeated Wednesday he did not know about money paid to terminated employees …
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