Grassley says he’ll quiz Social Security nominee about cuts, closures

The Iowa legislature has sent the governor a bill that would likely expand the number of physician assistants practicing in Iowa,

Gasoline prices in Iowa have risen about 12-cents a gallon on average over the past month, but they’re still down about

A University of Iowa legal scholar who’s an expert on genetic privacy says Iowans who used the genetic testing company 23andMe

Democrats in the Iowa House are proposing $1000 property tax rebates for all Iowa homeowners and $500 rebates for renters. Representative

This is Severe Weather Awareness Week, and National Weather Service meteorologist Peter Rogers says it is important to know what is

Due to budget cuts by the City of Sioux City, a long-running multicultural fair planned for this weekend could be the

A House committee has unanimously approved a bill to set up a state program for psilocybin, also known as “magic mushrooms,”

Attorney General Brenna Bird has filed a lawsuit against a northeast Iowa lawman she calls a “sanctuary sheriff.” Bird is accusing

The unemployment rate for February stayed the same as January at three-point-three percent. Iowa Workforce Development director Beth Townsend says there