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

The four Iowa Republicans serving in the U-S House have voted for legislation that would force the Justice Department to release

The Iowa DOT recently approved restarting two traffic cameras on I-380 in Cedar Rapids. DOT Traffic Engineer Chris Poole  says those

Some forecasters are raising the possibility of heavy snowfall in Iowa next week, with an especially strong winter wallop for northern

A dozen Iowa newspapers — including The Cedar Rapids Gazette — are being purchased by a family-owned company based in Minnesota.

While many Iowans are thinking of Thanksgiving next week, others are making plans to see live music in the steamy summer

The board that governs the three state universities has reviewed a report that was mandated by the Iowa Legislature to study

The Iowa Board of Educational Examiners has voted to launch an investigation of Urbandale Superintendent Rosalie Daca. The board’s request has

It’s not a strike, but picketers are pacing outside 22 airports today, including Des Moines International. Flights are not being impacted,

A University of Iowa instructor wanted to teach students in his business analytics class about artificial intelligence but couldn’t find a