First ‘Challenger Center’ planned for Iowa to boost space science education

There are thousands of paid campaign staff and volunteers who are spending this day trying to get more Iowans to vote.

While today is all about red versus blue, tomorrow’s color will be green. A program called Operation Green Light is a

Iowans aren’t just casting votes for candidates today. Bond referendums around the state are being decided today. The 44 proposed borrowing

Union County voters are deciding whether to impose a 7% hotel/motel tax on lodging, starting January 1. If voters in Creston

Voters in half a dozen counties are making decisions about how the structure of their local government. Mills County voters will

Voters in seven cities are deciding whether to reauthorize their local option sales tax and how the revenue may be used.

After more than five decades in public office, including serving as Iowa’s U.S. Senator since 1981, Chuck Grassley says he laments

The wildlife biologist who spearheaded the project to reintroduce wolves at Yellowstone National Park in the 1990s will be in central

The latest Iowa voter registration report shows some gains. The Iowa Secretary of State’s office updates voter registration data at the