Ashley Hinson says the Iran war needs to end and Congress return to D.C. to tackle soaring fuel costs after repeatedly voting against measures to restrict President Donald Trump’s military authority.
- Robin Opsahl Iowa Capital Dispatch
Advocates for and against a proposed state constitutional amendment are bringing attention to the measure, which would set a higher bar for state lawmakers to raise the income tax.
- SARAH WATSON Quad-City Times
A bill requiring a study to identify opportunities to manufacture critically needed products in the U.S. backed by Iowa lawmakers is expected to become law after passing the U.S. Senate Wednesday.Â
- Cami Koons Iowa Capital Dispatch
U.S. Department of Agriculture Deputy Secretary Stephen Vaden was in Iowa Friday, asking farmers from across the country to share their experiences dealing with consolidation and pricing issues in the fertilizer industry.
- Cami Koons Iowa Capital Dispatch
Iowa gubernatorial candidates Zach Lahn and Rob Sand both have said corporate or out-of-state ownership of Iowa farmland is a problem.
- Gretchen Teske
Veterans and guardians aboard the 67th Quad Cities Honor Flight are welcomed home late Tuesday evening.
- Isaac Nielsen Council Bluffs Nonpareil
Vice President JD Vance endorsed Zach Lahn for Iowa governor during a Council Bluffs rally, while also backing congressional candidate Chris McGowan and criticizing Democrats.
Iowa farmers told U.S. Deputy Agriculture Secretary Stephen Vaden they’re tired of giant fertilizer companies using their market heft to gouge them.
U.S. Vice President JD Vance stumps for Iowa candidates ahead of midterms.
Republican candidate for governor Zach Lahn talks about addressing Iowa's economy during a campaign event Monday, Sept. 14, 2026 in Alexander, Iowa.
The future of private management of Iowa’s $7 billion Medicaid program hinges on which candidate voters choose to become the state’s next governor this fall.
Some Iowa producers argued Wednesday that the federally proposed Save Our Bacon Act will harm farmers by taking away diversified markets and by sending a message to consumers.
Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa say he wants to help U.S. beef producers grow their herds while President Donald Trump plans to import beef meant to lower prices.
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird has joined attorneys general from across the country in urging federal regulators to strengthen requirements intended to keep illegal robocalls off U.S. phone networks.
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
The Longinaker family of Fremont County was presented the Wergin Good Farm Neighbor Award as part of the 2026 Iowa State Fair’s Iowa Corn Day.
No stark emotions. No histrionics. Just a quiet frustration visible in their matter-of-fact exit after a 42-19 loss to the seventh-ranked Buckeyes.
Ashley Hinson says the Iran war needs to end and Congress return to D.C. to tackle soaring fuel costs after repeatedly voting against measures to restrict President Donald Trump’s military authority.
Advocates for and against a proposed state constitutional amendment are bringing attention to the measure, which would set a higher bar for state lawmakers to raise the income tax.
Erik Opal, 17, ran to his father’s aid during a December stabbing, believing the attacker was still armed. He is one of three 2026 Carnegie Medal recipients.
Experts say even more ferocious waves could arrive in the coming months, when naturally occurring weather cycles, supercharged by climate change, could coincide with the highest of high tides.
In America, the rich are getting richer, according to Forbes' new list of the country's top 400 wealthiest people.
* Police receive early-morning tip-off * Five men arrested for suspected explosives offenses * US base has been used to strike Iran * Trump says the arrests were fantastic (Updates with comments from
Many Americans have opted to go without health insurance altogether, a situation that the ACA was originally meant to address.
