Bill calls for Iowa officials to set school meals’ nutritional guidelines

Forecasters warn that severe weather is possible later today for wide sections of Iowa, with hail, high winds and tornadoes possible.

Archaeologists, tribal representatives, educators and state officials gathered in northwest Iowa this week to discuss the future of a National Historic

A new IT system child protective service workers in Iowa rely on to track foster and adoption cases is set roll

The two Iowa Democrats running for the U.S. Senate used their final debate before the June Primary to present themselves as

A Dubuque-based trucking company and two northeast Iowa families have donated $10 million to support construction of a professional ballpark and

The State Board of Education has denied a re-hearing request for a North Polk middle school student who was suspended for

Republican Congressman Randy Feenstra of Hull predicts the U.S. Senate will soon pass the E15 bill that cleared the House yesterday.

The Iowa DNR is reminding those who live in areas where bears have turned up in the past to be ready

A memorial service for fallen police officers was held at the Clarinda Cemetery’s Tomb of the Unknown on Wednesday afternoon. The