Iowa’s September unemployment numbers finally released

A report released today by the American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa suggests the use of automatic license plate readers is

The Sesquicentennial Bell is now permanently installed on Campanile Plaza at the University of Northern Iowa, and leaders of UNI’s 150th

USDA Rural Development has awarded a total of four-point-seven million dollars to support projects at two hospitals and for three municipal

Officials say it appears an electric space heater sparked an overnight fire that has displaced the six residents of an apartment

The High Wind Warning has expired as strong gusts continue blasting across Iowa, though they’re starting to lessen a bit. National

Many Iowans are being invited to holiday gatherings for work and family, and those events can become a real challenge for

A Republican has won Tuesday’s special election for a seat in the Iowa House. Unofficial results indicate Republican Wendy Larson of

Four of the five Republicans running for governor say it’s time for action to reduce the alarming rate of new cancer

Lawmakers who lead the panel that reviews the primary pension system for public employees say there’s no appetite in the Iowa