Iowa couple sentenced to prison for helping son flee U.S. are paroled

Rainfall across the state this morning ranged from one to three inches, and National Weather Service Meteorologist Craig Cogil says more

Iowa dairy producers who’ve been impacted by bird flu can now apply for federal emergency funding. The USDA expanded its Emergency

Residents of the Riverside neighborhood in Sioux City expressed frustration with the city’s flood response at the city council meeting. Susan

Ag equipment maker John Deere is announcing plans to eliminate some 800 jobs at plants in Iowa and Illinois over the

Smithfield — the world’s largest pork producer — will close its ham deboning plant in Altoona August 30 and shift production

The Mississippi River at Burlington was above flood stage by Sunday night and is expected to reach more than four feet

The Independence Day holiday is going to be a long one with the 4th falling on Thursday, and that could mean

Stoplights in Spencer are back in action, but power is still out in many neighborhoods following flash flooding that hit the

Governor Kim Reynolds has appointed a northwest Iowa judge to the state’s second highest court. John Sandy of Spirit Lake started