Iowa Treasurer’s Office has $587 million in unclaimed property

State officials should be done by next week with their analysis of a northwest Iowa city’s newly-combined request for FEMA funding

In recent years, Iowans have dealt with deadly tornadoes and historic flooding, but the biggest disaster for the Iowa chapter of

An Iowa-based author, folklorist and photographer is releasing a new book that chronicles life on the Mississippi River during the 20th

Members of the Iowa Farmers Union say they agree with Republicans who say something needs to be done about out-of-control health

The Iowa Association of Realtors says homes are staying on the market longer and sales prices remain ahead of last year.

Military officials have released the names of the two Iowa National Guard soldiers who were killed Saturday in Syria. Twenty-five-year-old Sergeant

The Ankeny-based Casey’s convenience store chain announced recently that its second quarter income was up 14% from last year. President and

Bitter cold and a third straight Saturday of heavy snow snarled traffic and fouled many Iowans’ weekend plans. Due to multiple

The State Historical Society of Iowa is renewing its partnership with Ancestry.com that will broaden public access to millions of archival