Congressman Feenstra supports bill to keep welfare funds from leaving the U.S.

The Burlington Public Library is one of just 50 across the country to host a unique traveling exhibit about the Holocaust.

An eastern Iowa man who’s been on the run for more than a year will soon be back in Iowa to

Several popular hunting seasons will open in Iowa next week. DNR conservation officer Nate Carr says rabbit and squirrel seasons will

Johnson County will dedicate Dr. Lulu Merle Johnson Plaza during a ceremony tomorrow morning in Iowa City. Johnson was the first black

A judge has ruled Libertarians selected earlier this month as replacement candidates for lieutenant governor and the third congressional district cannot

It’s said the meek shall inherit the earth, but the geek will inherit Sioux City this weekend. The Sioux City Geek

The Iowa Utilities Commission held a hearing at their offices in Des Moines Thursday after an inspection last June of the

Democrat Josh Turek says if he’s elected to the U.S. Senate, he’ll vote to increase funding for cancer research and for

The seniors who’ve just started their final year at a public or private high school in Iowa are the first graduating