August is going out Iowa State Fair steamy (though the fair’s long gone!)

Baseball lovers and history buffs will get a double-play in Des Moines next week. Hoyt Sherman Place will host an extensive

The Iowa Senate Ethics Committee has voted unanimously to dismiss a complaint against Democrat state Senator Zach Wahls of Coralville unless

Showers are possible across parts of Iowa tonight, but most of the holiday weekend forecast calls for warm weather and sunny

The president of Northwest Iowa Community College says artificial intelligence is influencing education and workforce training programs, but John Hartog says

A grand reopening date of August 6th is now set for the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum in West Branch.

Senate Majority Leader Mike Klimesh offered a pipeline-related plan in January that did not come up for a vote during this

The last large group of Iowa National Guard soldiers who were part of a deployment of some 1,800 to the Middle

A federal appeals court has ruled a lawsuit against Black Hawk County for fees charged to jail inmates can proceed. The

A study by Iowa State University researchers found an urban-rural divide when it comes to buying items and having them delivered.