Evacuated Muscatine residents, merchants can’t return for at least six months

A special investigation conducted by the State Auditor’s Office has identified questionable transactions totalling $122,000 that were handled by the former

The executive director of the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association has a mixed reaction to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency decision to

Residents of Hull in northwest Iowa are cleaning up after a powerfull storm brought down trees and power lines last (Tuesday)

The ribbon will be cut this afternoon on a quarter-billion dollar building at the University of Iowa housing three separate but

Zach Lahn, the Republican candidate for governor, says he isn’t calling for a ban on certain farm chemicals, but he says

The executive committee appointed to oversee the University of Iowa’s Center For Intellectual Freedom (CIF) discussed hiring a permanent director during

President Trump, Congresswoman Ashley Hinson and Governor Kim Reynolds posted statements on social media last night announcing $5 million in FEMA

A northern Iowa company that manufactures heavy duty truck-mounted equipment has acquired a Minnesota firm that makes equipment for fire trucks.

The eastern Iowa city of Dubuque is getting a hefty grant to revive a centerpiece of its park system while also