Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds called for Iowans to donate blood amid a national shortage this summer — and said she would “lead by example” with a donation Wednesday.
- Cami Koons Iowa Capital Dispatch
Newly adopted rules from the Iowa Utilities Commission aim to “mitigate potential impacts” of proposed large-scale transmission projects.
- Cami Koons Iowa Capital Dispatch
The Iowa Pork Producers Association plans to have a “1776 Pork Chop Salute” at the Iowa State Fair this summer to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States.
- Cami Koons Iowa Capital Dispatch
A group of environmental organizations allege in a lawsuit that the Iowa Department of Natural Resources granted illegal discharge permits to a coal plant and its landfill in Ottumwa.
- HAILEY PECK Lee-Gazette Des Moines Bureau
So far, 21 candidates have secured their slot to talk at The Des Moines Register Political Soapbox at the Iowa State Fair.
- Liam Halawith and Marissa Payne Des Moines Register
Two Iowa Republicans up for reelection in Congress touted the One Big, Beautiful Bill as a boon for U.S. manufacturers during a pair of visits to large manufacturers in their home districts.
- Lee-Gazette Des Moines Bureau
Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate has received national recognition from two leading election administration organizations for the office's voter education and election security initiatives.
Rob Sand, the 2026 Democratic nominee for Iowa governor, had just one word when asked about the news that President Donald Trump had endorsed Sand's opponent, Republican Zach Lahn.
Democratic lieutenant governor nominee Dave Muhlbauer met with Linn County officials who said state policies are straining local budgets and services.
A group of western Iowa businessmen are being sued over an alleged “brazen and coordinated scheme” to take over highly classified work for the federal government by poaching employees.
Of the nearly 250 objects she curated to appear in the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s exhibition on state fairs, the butter cow, in particular, made her anxious.
Bill Cutler III and Steve O'Neill continue a legacy built over more than a century on family and the understanding that the job is never truly over.
More than 700 Iowans could lose housing because of changes to a homelessness assistance program run by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Offutt Air Force Base is putting on a show this weekend, but attendees should prepare now to attend.
Read through the obituaries published in Shenandoah Valley News
Read through the obituaries published in Shenandoah Valley News
Read through the obituaries published in Shenandoah Valley News
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Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds called for Iowans to donate blood amid a national shortage this summer — and said she would “lead by example” with a donation Wednesday.
Newly adopted rules from the Iowa Utilities Commission aim to “mitigate potential impacts” of proposed large-scale transmission projects.
The Iowa Pork Producers Association plans to have a “1776 Pork Chop Salute” at the Iowa State Fair this summer to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States.
A group of environmental organizations allege in a lawsuit that the Iowa Department of Natural Resources granted illegal discharge permits to a coal plant and its landfill in Ottumwa.
Sen. Jon Ossoff mentioned Trump's aide Natalie Harp during a speech Sunday ... claiming Trump would rather build his White House ballroom and "travel with Natalie" than do his job as POTUS.
Here'a a look at Natalie Harp, President Donald Trump’s executive assistant.
This is the first data for kindergartners who have enrolled into U.S. schools since Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a noted vaccine skeptic, became the country's health secretary.
Advocates call the prosecution unusually harsh and say the woman suffered from stress and sleep deprivation that impaired her memory.