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Grassley says newly-released info shows FBI botched probe of Clinton’s emails
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley says the FBI cut corners in its investigation of Hillary Clinton’s handling of classified information when she was Secretary of State. The Trump Administration recently fulfilled
Case of measles confirmed in western Iowa adult
Eight cases of the measles have now been confirmed in Iowa this year. State officials say the latest case is in a “western Iowa” adult who hasn’t recently traveled outside
Music legend Ozzy Osbourne, who died today at 76, had Iowa connections
Ozzy Osbourne, the heavy metal musician who died today at the age of 76, has had two prominent connections to Des Moines. Earlier this month, Osbourne’s 40-year-old daughter Kelly got
Northwest Iowa officials consider zoning for nuclear reactor
A northwest Iowa county is looking at changing its zoning code to permit nuclear power. Woodbury County Supervisor Mark Nelson says for the county to grow, more power is needed,
Regents delay vote to ban substantial DEI content in UI, ISU, UNI courses
The Board of Regents is postponing its vote on a policy to ban Iowa, Iowa State and UNI from requiring students take courses with “substantial content” related to Diversity, Equity,
Regents delay vote to ban DEI content in UI, ISU, UNI courses
The Board of Regents is postponing its vote on a policy to ban Iowa, Iowa State and UNI from requiring students take courses with “substantial content” related to Diversity, Equity,
Court hearing looms on closing Iowa’s 2 Job Corps centers, 120 across US
A federal judge in New York is scheduled to hear more arguments Wednesday in the Trump administration’s effort to close all 120 Job Corps centers nationwide, including those in Denison

Dordt University Mourns Passing of Advancement Leader
The Dordt University community is grieving the loss of John Baas, former Vice President for Advancement, who passed away yesterday (Monday) at the age 64 after seven and a half
Iowa shelter seeks help caring for critters from hamsters to horses
Iowa shelter seeks help caring for critters from hamsters to horses Iowa’s largest non-profit animal shelter has taken in an average of more than four dozen animals every day this
Judge blocks parts of Iowa’s new PBM law for groups that sued
A federal judge has temporarily blocked parts of a new state law regulating pharmacy benefit managers — the PBMs that negotiate prescription drug prices — but only for businesses that