Duncombe church closes after 135 years

One person died in a house fire early this morning in Sergeant Bluff. Fire chief Anthony Gaul says they were called

Ground is being broken today at the state’s largest zoo on an $18 million expansion called Wild Iowa, which will showcase

Another Republican has entered the race for governor and it’s a candidate who says he’ll be the “biggest donor” to his

Some Iowans could see their first snowflakes of the season this weekend. Meteorologist Dylan Dodson, at the National Weather Service in

One of two finalists to be the next president of Iowa State University says artificial intelligence is “transforming society” and Benjamin

The State of Iowa is paying $600,000 to settle the wrongful termination lawsuit filed by the former spokesperson for the Iowa

200 employees at the Case New Holland plant in Burlington will lose their jobs next year when the facility closes for

For the second time in two years, bond referendums for new jails in Sac and Dallas Counties have failed. The $12.5

Iowa’s largest city had to turn away thousands of people from applying for federal housing vouchers under the Section 8 program