The filing period for candidates has closed, debates are underway and the June 2 primary for dozens of Iowa offices is nearly here.
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The Clarinda girls placed third and the boys fourth, combining for three Hawkeye 10 meet championships Thursday
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The Shenandoah track and field teams won a few conference championships in their final Hawkeye 10 Conference meet Thursday
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Hear from the members of the Shenandoah boys tennis team as they look ahead to, what they expect to be, a big finish.
Beat reporters Ben Hutchens and Ethan Petrik discuss the offseason changes for the Hawkeyes and Cyclones and what 4-star Donovan Davis' commitment to ISU means.
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Iowa State needed to replenish a women's basketball roster that lost post players Audi Crooks (Oklahoma State), Addy Brown (UCLA) and Alisa Williams (Indiana).
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The Corner Conference released its all-conference golf teams Wednesday, May 6, at the conclusion of the Corner Conference Golf Tournament.
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Two top IPERS leaders are out after a misconduct investigation as Gov. Kim Reynolds accepts CEO Greg Samorajski’s resignation and chief benefits officer fired.
Branstad spoke about the values he carried from rural Iowa into public life.
Viva Fit Kitchen has been offering healthy, Latin-inspired meal prep options for Council Bluffs and beyond since 2019, and the business' origins come from its owner's personal health journey.
Some worry the state and nation could be in another farm crisis as producers face a fourth year of losses and new projections show farm income will continue to decline.
Rewards from the cattle business have been numerous for the Bolton family’s Bern-A-Dale Shorthorns seedstock operation in Pottawattamie County.
Vice President JD Vance told a crowd in Des Moines that reelecting Republicans such as U.S. Rep. Zach Nunn in 2026 is vital to support businesses, workers and U.S. citizens.
Zach Wahls and Josh Turek spar on outside spending, Schumer, immigration and electability in debate ahead of the Iowa U.S. Senate Democratic primary.
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The Clarinda girls placed third and the boys fourth, combining for three Hawkeye 10 meet championships Thursday
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Television viewers outside of Georgia didn’t have many reasons to care about the Atlanta Braves in the mid-1970s. The team was terrible and its games were largely unavailable to anyone whose “rabbit ears” antenna couldn’t pick up an Atlanta signal. For Ted Turner, who died Wednesday at 87, this wasn’t a baseball problem. It was a television problem. On April 2, 1977, he solved it by using ...
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