Collin Dixon walked down the steps at the Smith Center toward the postgame media space late Friday night with a special game ball in his hands after Illinois' victory against Nebraska.
- Isaac Nielsen Council Bluffs Nonpareil
Omaha Federal Credit Union distributed 270 gift bags to elderly veterans across five counties this week, continuing a community service program that began six years ago.
- Brianne Pfannenstiel Des Moines Register
Outgoing Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds said she has congratulated Democratic Gov.-elect Rob Sand on his victory, promising a "strong transition" to his administration.
- Tyler Jett Des Moines Register
Republican incumbent Secretary of State Paul Pate secured a fifth term despite a blue wave that dashed the hopes of Republicans in higher profile races.
- Donnelle Eller Des Moines Register
Democrat attorney Taylor Wettach defeated Republican Lt. Gov. Chris Cournoyer in a tight race to become Iowa state auditor.
- Courtney Crowder and Veronica Meiss Des Moines Register
The ritual of singing the first stanza of "America the Beautiful," which kicked off nearly all of Rob Sand’s town halls during his 18-month campaign, fittingly returned Tuesday night.
- Norah Judson Des Moines Register
Republican Roby Smith has beaten Democrat John Norwood in the race for state treasurer with 50.30% of the vote, according to unofficial returns from the Iowa Secretary of State's office.
John Deere did not say how many jobs would be impacted with the changes.
More than 1.38 million Iowans voted in this year's midterm election. Secretary of State Paul Pate says the candidates helped drive the historic turnout.
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Heather Napier, a Council Bluffs school advocate and adoptive mother, launched a nonprofit to help people affected by childhood abuse and foster care pursue educational opportunities.
Iowa farmers made progress harvesting crops, but wet weather could slow things down again this week, according to the Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report.
The Iowa Board of Regents’ selection to lead the Center for Intellectual Freedom at the University of Iowa has rejected the role.
A federal judge says Iowa officials cannot deny a religious group access to the Capitol because they disagree with its viewpoint.
The ousted interim director of the University of Iowa-based Center for Intellectual Freedom is accusing the Board of Regents of violating its policies, center bylaws, and Iowa Code.
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Election Day results from Page and Fremont counties
Collin Dixon walked down the steps at the Smith Center toward the postgame media space late Friday night with a special game ball in his hands after Illinois' victory against Nebraska.
Omaha Federal Credit Union distributed 270 gift bags to elderly veterans across five counties this week, continuing a community service program that began six years ago.
Outgoing Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds said she has congratulated Democratic Gov.-elect Rob Sand on his victory, promising a "strong transition" to his administration.
Republican incumbent Secretary of State Paul Pate secured a fifth term despite a blue wave that dashed the hopes of Republicans in higher profile races.
Not so long ago, people joked about the folly of owning a $1,000 car. Nowadays, financial experts opine on the folly of making a $1,000 car payment.
School systems remain divided over AI, leaving many teachers to navigate the transition largely on their own. Some want AI integrated into classrooms; others want it restricted. Many occupy a middle ground.
Some women say they feared that speaking out against high-profile performers could damage their careers.
In the first three years after the Supreme Court struck down the constitutional right to an abortion, more than 900 women faced criminal charges for conduct related to their pregnancies, according to a new report.
