Election law changes headed to Iowa governor

The Clay County Republican Party will not “actively support” the re-election of a Republican who’s seeking re-election because Barry Anderson, chair

A large group of Iowa’s citizen-soldiers will be deploying this week for duty on the East Coast. About 120 Iowa National

Cedar Falls leaders are crafting a plan to revitalize the College Hill area, one of the town’s best-known neighborhoods. The goal

Many Iowans have heard how important it is to have a will, but an advance care planning manager urges everyone over

A northwest Iowa project to encourage people to convert the standing trunks of dead trees into sculptures has hit a milestone.

West Des Moines Police have made an arrest in a fatal shooting on July 4th. Police charged 18-year-old Byrone Sanchez-Zermeno of

Democrat Josh Turek says this is “a dangerous time” to be an Iowa farmer and Turek pledges to push for breaking

The head of the Iowa Biodiesel Board says producers are welcoming an executive order meant to streamline the process of claiming

An eastern Iowa insurance agent has been accused of identity theft and faces over two dozen criminal charges. Sixty-one-year-old Stanly Blythe