’26 Iowa legislature enters 11th week with two major issues unresolved

Federal money that helps homeless Iowans is tied up in court, as the Trump administration works to shift funds away from

Even with all the recent rain, much of Iowa’s northern half remains under a moderate health advisory due to smoke from

National Democratic Party leaders have set the dates for the early voting contests as the party picks a presidential nominee and

Four statewide candidates made their case to Iowa voters this weekend, with the Iowa State Fair as the backdrop. The two

The latest U.S. Drought Monitor shows drought conditions have improved overall in Iowa, but dry soils continue to persist in the

State Treasurer Roby Smith announced a change today for the Great Iowa Treasure Hunt that he says will make it easier

Deer licenses go on sale Saturday and DNR state deer biologist Jace Elliott says this year they are moving away from

The ACLU of Iowa has filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of the Satanic Temple asking the court to block state

Officials say a teenage girl is now charged in the shooting death of a child in southeast Iowa. First responders were