Brick facade of 1914 building in Fort Dodge partly collapses

The Catholic Archdiocese of Dubuque announced the results this weekend of its plans to reorganize. Archbishop Thomas Zinkula says in a

The regional administrator of the Small Business Administration says a new agency initiative is focused on boosting food production in the

There’s an elevated risk of strong-to-severe thunderstorms this afternoon, especially across the northern few tiers of Iowa counties, according to meteorologist

More than 70 volunteers are helping to build a giant wooden troll in western Iowa. The mythical creature is being constructed

The state teachers’ union is backing Democrat Rob Sand’s bid to be Iowa’s next governor and three of the Republicans running

Lawyers for the central Iowa woman accused in the murder of a realtor 15 years ago appeared in court today and

The first of the wild turkey seasons opens today with the youth hunt. DNR wildlife biologist Jim Coffey says he expects

Snow plows, salt spreaders, brine sprayers and other machinery the Iowa DOT uses to keep our roads clear is being cleaned

The Iowa House and Senate have approved a bill expanding the definition of unacceptable grooming behavior that would likely lead to