Tesla's robotaxi service has been plagued by long wait times, poor availability and drop-off spots that are sometimes far away from the rider’s destination.
- SARAH WATSON Quad-City Times
Officers who identified themselves as ICE came to Izumi Steakhouse in Davenport on April 22 before the restaurant opened for the day, detaining several people in the restaurant's parking lot.
- Vanessa Miller The Gazette
The University of Iowa and Iowa State University are among the 8,800-plus colleges, school districts, and online education platforms affected by a massive data breach of education technology giant Instructure.
- Tom Barton Lee-Gazette Des Moines Bureau
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ office says allegations tied to two departing IPERS leaders were not criminal. Former CEO Greg Samorajski resigned May 1.
- Dan Burns Reuters
Here's a look at some of the dynamics at play in the April jobs report.
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Here in France, wholesale prices for grocery products are typically negotiated at the start of the year between the agricultural and supermarket sectors. This year, those negotiations wrapped up just as the war in Iran was getting underway. Now, with the cost of fuel and fertilizer soaring d…
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The 3.3% unemployment rate for March was down from 3.4% in February and down from 3.6% in March 2025.
Hundreds of new Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers and staff are being dispatched across the country to bolster immigration enforcement in big cities and small towns alike.
Cobia Lodge No. 631 will be serving more lunch for city, county and area law enforcement officers, staff and more at the Masonic Temple on May 12 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Page County officials and community members gathered Friday, May 1, outside the Page County Courthouse to recognize Law Day.
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Denise Leach of Tabor won a top prize in the Iowa Lottery's “Red Hot 7s” scratch game. She purchased her winning ticket at Casey's in Shenandoah.
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Officers who identified themselves as ICE came to Izumi Steakhouse in Davenport on April 22 before the restaurant opened for the day, detaining several people in the restaurant's parking lot.
The University of Iowa and Iowa State University are among the 8,800-plus colleges, school districts, and online education platforms affected by a massive data breach of education technology giant Instructure.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ office says allegations tied to two departing IPERS leaders were not criminal. Former CEO Greg Samorajski resigned May 1.
The 3.3% unemployment rate for March was down from 3.4% in February and down from 3.6% in March 2025.
Tesla's robotaxi service has been plagued by long wait times, poor availability and drop-off spots that are sometimes far away from the rider’s destination.
Here's a look at some of the dynamics at play in the April jobs report.
Here in France, wholesale prices for grocery products are typically negotiated at the start of the year between the agricultural and supermarket sectors. This year, those negotiations wrapped up just as the war in Iran was getting underway. Now, with the cost of fuel and fertilizer soaring d…
The well-timed trades have triggered calls from legal experts and lawmakers for regulators to investigate whether they were based on inside information or leaks.
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The Page County Sheriff's Office said two vehicles were involved in a crash where they sustained heavy damage on Monday, Oct. 27, about 5:57 p.m.
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It adds to a growing coalition of Iowa labor unions backing his campaign following his performance in Tuesday night’s primary debate with Democratic state Rep. Josh Turek of Council Bluffs.
The coalition is chaired by Nathan Sage, a Marine and Army veteran who previously ran in the Democratic primary before ending his campaign and endorsing Turek.