DOT made it through blizzard without much damage

Five of Iowa’s community colleges would be able to offer a limited number of four-year degrees if a bill that cleared

Sioux City leaders are considering slashing the budget of the city library by about one million dollars, or 25%. City council

The Pentagon has announced a second Iowan is among the six American soldiers killed Sunday in a drone strike on a

The Iowa House has voted to toughen Iowa’s law on habitual offenders and set a minimum 20-year prison sentence for people

A bill to establish state guidelines for a relatively new way of renting vehicles is on its way to the governor

March came in like a lamb, but state climatologist Justin Glisten says as we move from winter to spring, it could

A large exhibition of artwork by a Czech painter from the late 19th and early 20th centuries is on display in

Podcasters and video streaming services caught pumping up the volume on advertisements would face a state fine if a bill that

Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says he’s “deeply saddened” to learn four Iowa-based Army Reservists were killed in Kuwait on Sunday by