Iowa U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson said her staff continues to take casework requests and assist veterans navigating the Department of Veterans Affairs, even if responses from federal agencies are delayed.
- Cami Koons Iowa Capital Dispatch
Nearly 40 fruit trees have taken root at Drake Park in what is the start of a community orchard in Des Moines.
- TOM BARTON Lee-Gazette Des Moines Bureau
Democrats Josh Turek, Zach Wahls and Nathan Sage connect faith, perseverance and justice to their campaigns for Iowa’s open U.S. Senate seat
- Nick Hytrek Sioux City Journal
Bradshaw was arrested after police received a report of a person spray painting in the middle of the street in. Since the arrest, there's been online backlash.
- Robin Opsahl Iowa Capital Dispatch
“Obviously we’re connecting with people,” candidate Nathan Sage says. “Obviously, what we’re seeing with the most recent elections, across the board, is people care about affordability.”
- Brooklyn Draisey Iowa Capital Dispatch
Costs are rising and students have more worries than ever, says business professor Kristina Gavin Bigsby, and it’s not uncommon to get harried emails from students struggling with coursework.
- Joshua Shimkus Flatwater Free Press
Union Pacific Railroad is the lone Nebraska-based company publicly known to have donated to the new White House ballroom championed by President Donald Trump.
The Iowa skipper butterfly is at risk of extinction — according to the Center for Food Safety, which has petitioned federal agencies to list the butterfly as an endangered species.
Jason Vogelgesang said the data collected with the survey helps to point out specific areas of a levee in need of repair, which can help to lower the cost for repairs.
The mural, which Wells started on May 19, is expected to be done no later than July 1. It will be the fourth mural in a series meant to highlight the culture and history of the West Seventh Street corridor.
A Union Pacific train carrying coal Nov. 10 passes beneath the Black Hawk Bridge in Lansing, Iowa.
CEDAR RAPIDS — After saying last week they were “appalled” that Gov. Kim Reynolds has not appointed people to vacant seats on the state Board of Health, Iowa Democrats expressed “outrage” at her “failed leadership” Monday.
Democrats advocate for more expansive definition
DES MOINES — After more than a half-year in decline, the number of COVID-19 cases in Iowa has been increasing in recent weeks.
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.
We've compiled pictures of different weapons that have come up during criminal investigations in Northeast Iowa in recent years.
The Community Foundation for Western Iowa recently added three new board members: Jenny Barnett, Rick Killion and Janet Whitson.
A nurse who landed a job at Iowa’s Shenandoah Medical Center after being fired by four Nebraska hospitals is now facing charges for the alleged theft of controlled substances.
At a Council Bluffs roundtable, Rob Sand emphasized listening as community members raised concerns about education funding, oversight and teacher retention.
Iowa lawmakers pass welfare overhaul tightening Medicaid and SNAP access, adding verification rules and limiting retroactive health coverage.
A sales tax break for new or restarted nuclear energy projects — like the planned restarting of the Duane Arnold Anergy Center near Palo — has been approved by state lawmakers.
Sand proposes tax credits for conservation, stricter manure rules, Medicaid overhaul and PBM crackdown to address Iowa water quality and health costs.
The case puts the issue of abortion back in front of the justices, who must confront another effort by abortion opponents to scale back access to mifepristone.
Bills were introduced in recent months seeking to rein in the platforms, yet a complicated legal and political landscape lies ahead.
Giuliani garnered acclaim for his 9/11 response, earning the nickname "America's Mayor." He also worked to overturn the 2020 election results, which led to criminal charges in two states.
Vulnerabilities include multiple access points, guests arriving at all hours, uneven screening and blurred lines around protected zones.
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A Sidney man arrested on suspicion of litancy of charges is also accused of injuring two sheriff's deputies and jail staff upon his booking into the Fremont County Jail.
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.
A man from an unincorporated community in Page County was arrested following a short standoff Friday evening.
A 51-year-old resident of Sidney was flown by medical helicopter to Omaha after a crash involving a wrong-way driver Tuesday morning.
At a Council Bluffs roundtable, Rob Sand emphasized listening as community members raised concerns about education funding, oversight and teacher retention.
Iowa lawmakers pass welfare overhaul tightening Medicaid and SNAP access, adding verification rules and limiting retroactive health coverage.
A sales tax break for new or restarted nuclear energy projects — like the planned restarting of the Duane Arnold Anergy Center near Palo — has been approved by state lawmakers.
Sand proposes tax credits for conservation, stricter manure rules, Medicaid overhaul and PBM crackdown to address Iowa water quality and health costs.