Bill aims to deny licenses to Iowa educators who celebrate political violence or assist student protests

Residents in a small north-central Iowa town will see ambulance service restored sometime next year. Dows, with a population around 500,

A travel expert says Iowans who are planning trips around Thanksgiving or the year-end holidays should consider booking those excursions now,

The Iowa legislature will convene in a “special session” today to consider an incentive package Governor Reynolds negotiated with an Indian

The major party candidates in Iowa’s second congressional district disagreed on topics like tariffs and the war in Iran as they

It has been pretty evident for weeks that September was going to end up in the state record books for precipitation,

The two candidates running for state ag secretary have opposing views on Iowa’s ethanol industry. Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig, a

Iowa State University celebrated the installation of David Cook today as the new president of the Ames school. Board of Regents

Tariffs are taking a serious toll on profits, according to a monthly survey of supply managers in Iowa and eight other

A Central Lyon Industrial Technology teacher is one of two Iowa educators to receive a teaching prize of $75,000 from a