FAFSA now ready for parents and students to check for college aid

An Iowa Senate subcommittee has advanced a bill supporters say would prevent abortion pills from being mailed into Iowa by requiring

A bill that’s cleared an Iowa Senate subcommittee would let couples getting married in Iowa sign a waiver of Iowa’s no-fault

Fort Dodge Police are asking for tips from the public about a stabbing Sunday night. Fort Dodge Police say they were

A Fairfield High School teacher has been placed on administrative leave after being accused of making inappropriate contact with a student.

With the temperatures rising in Iowa, the weekly report from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources includes some warnings about ice

Residents of mobile home parks say the property tax proposals being touted at statehouse would be of little to no benefit

This Thursday is the legal deadline for the legislature to decide how much the state will spend on K-12 schools next

An Iowa lawmaker says it’s time to explore whether some western Illinois counties might become part of the State of Iowa.

MidAmerican Energy called Des Moines Police early Sunday to report an injured trespasser had damaged equipment at a power substation, knocking