Iowa’s U.S. Senators seek to make farmer-friendly FAFSA policy permanent

The Iowa Senate has confirmed Carolyn Schulte, a former psychology professor at Mount Mercy College to serve as chair of the

The four Republicans who represent Iowa in the U.S. House have voted for a new version of the Farm Bill after

The U.S. Drought Monitor map out today shows the recent rains are making an impact. Just under 90% of the state

After gradually falling the past two weeks, gasoline prices are rising in Iowa again, with some areas of the state reporting

A motorcyclist was killed in a crash in western Iowa’s Shelby County last night. The crash occurred north of Shelby, when

Iowa’s state and local governments, public and private schools and public universities would have to check two federal databases to ensure

A new report finds racial disparities persist across Iowa’s health care system. The non-profit Commonwealth Fund found white Iowans ranked in

A new report finds racial disparities persist across Iowa’s health care system. The non-profit Commonwealth Fund found white Iowans ranked in

An accomplished science fiction novelist is one of the featured guests at this weekend’s DemiCon, the 37th Annual Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and