Iowa veterans honored for their sacrifices

The Iowa Department of Education has released its annual ranking of schools. The Department’s Information Bureau chief Jay Pennington says it’s

The open enrollment period is now underway for people who get their health insurance through healthcare.gov. The Centers for Medicare and

Iowans will have a rare opportunity this week to get an up-close peek at one of the national Christmas trees without

Republican state lawmakers retained control of the House and Senate after a successful election and are keeping the same leadership for

Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley is criticizing the institution where he’s served for decades for giving too much power to the office

Plans are on track to completely revamp the eastern Iowa facility which honors the only American president who was born in

Rainfall normally drops off as we head into November, but that hasn’t been the case as we approach the midway mark

Republican state lawmakers have reelected Jack Whitver as Senate majority leader. Whitver, of Grimes, announced in mid-May, he was undergoing treatment

A central Iowa man is the first in the state to win the highest level of the multi-state “Lucky for Life”