Federal disaster assistance has been approved for four central Iowa counties that experienced severe storms and flooding, the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced Wednesday.
- Lee-Gazette Des Moines Bureau
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds recently was presented with Harry S. Truman Award for Distinguished Service in Support of National Defense, the Iowa National Guard and governor’s office announced Wednesday.
- Tom Barton Lee-Gazette Des Moines Bureau
Iowa immigration advocates warn that shrinking federal support is threatening legal services for immigrants and refugees, including Afghans awaiting green cards.
- HAILEY PECK Lee-Gazette Des Moines Bureau
Democratic candidates discussed constituent access, government accountability and water quality concerns while criticizing Republican opponents’ records and priorities.
- Robin Opsahl Iowa Capital Dispatch
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz said Saturday Iowans couuld play an important role in keeping “Marxists and Islamists” who he said have taken over the Democratic Party.
- Erin Murphy Lee-Gazette Des Moines Bureau
Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins on Tuesday in Iowa said she advocated “vigorously” for what she thought was the right thing to do when President Trump lifted tariffs on beef imports.
- Cami Koons Iowa Capital Dispatch
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced plans to “modernize” agricultural data reporting with the goal of making it more accurate and less burdensome for farmers.
The U.S. House unanimously passed bipartisan legislation Monday led by U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson, R-Marion, aimed at strengthening federal investigations and prosecutions of international trade crimes.
The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum on Friday announced a limited-edition bobblehead featuring Grassley, the longtime Republican U.S. Senator from Iowa, with Beth, his Hoover vacuum cleaner.
A law that Gov. Kim Reynolds signed in May is ringing in significant changes for Iowa's public charter school system, including a change to the way their teachers get paid.
U.S. Senate candidate Josh Turek returned to his hometown of Council Bluffs on Monday, using a campaign appearance to highlight his record of working with Republicans.
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird is reminding drivers to obey school bus and school-zone traffic laws as students return to classrooms across Iowa.
Iowa has the second-highest rate of new cancer cases in the nation. U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks sat down with cancer survivors and researchers Monday to discuss what can be done.
The Republican Party of Iowa chair is going on a tour around the state to criticize Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Josh Turek's missed votes as a state lawmaker.
Shenandoah High School has been named one of the best high schools in Iowa
James Uhlenkamp is running for the open seat representing District 9 in the Iowa Senate.
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The 71st Annual Southwest Iowa Band Jamboree will be held Saturday, Oct. 3, in Clarinda.
Federal disaster assistance has been approved for four central Iowa counties that experienced severe storms and flooding, the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced Wednesday.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds recently was presented with Harry S. Truman Award for Distinguished Service in Support of National Defense, the Iowa National Guard and governor’s office announced Wednesday.
More than $5,000 in improper spending and another $117,000 in unsupported spending at an Eastern Iowa chamber of commerce was reported by the state auditor’s office Wednesday.
Iowa will pay a former Division of Criminal Investigations Director $287,500 to settle a lawsuit in which she claimed she faced gender-based discrimination on the job.
U.S. peace envoys herald new momentum in peace talks after meeting the Ukrainian president in Kyiv on Sunday as the Trump administration pushes to end the war in Ukraine.
Investors and entrepreneurs are paying thousands of dollars for rare access to Chinese factories, seeking a front-row seat to what many believe could be the next technological revolution.
A job that might seem routine compared with logging or mining became considerably more dangerous and deadlier over the past decade.
A quarter-century later, 9/11 still echoes.
