Court hearing looms on closing Iowa’s 2 Job Corps centers, 120 across US

Severe Weather Awareness Week starts Monday in Iowa, but a spokesman for the Iowa Insurance Division says you should start preparing

Several thousand students from across Iowa will be aiming to win medals and scholarship money in the 19th annual state archery

A bill that would have had five Iowa community colleges start offering a limited number of four year degrees has stalled

The Iowa House has passed a bill to temporarily raise the premium tax on private companies that offer HMOs to Iowans

An environmental advocacy group is supporting early steps in the potential restart of the Duane Arnold Energy Center near Palo, though

A Senate committee has voted to legalize the use of psilocybin, also known as “magic mushrooms,” as treatment for post-traumatic stress

The interim president at Morningside University in Sioux City is now the full time leader of the school Chad Benson, a

With five Iowa teams in this year’s big dance, college basketball fans who still hope to buy NCAA tournament tickets could

The state says it has received the first Safe Haven baby of this year. The Iowa Department of Health and Human