ISU facility for LGBTQ students faces changes due to DEI backlash

Longtime Carroll County Attorney John Werden died this week at age 69. According to county officials, Werden passed away unexpectedly in

Republicans on an Iowa House Subcommittee have voted to require that Deere & Co. return half of the lucrative state tax

Iowa’s been on a weather rollercoaster for weeks and with colds, the flu, COVID-19 and RSV still rampant, Iowans are reminded

Governor Reynolds and other Republicans say the latest state revenue projections show tax cuts are working as intended. Democrats say the

The Iowa Senate has unanimously voted to create a task force to study the distribution of state court fines and recommend

Federal grant money to help Iowa’s homeless youth is in limbo due to a clerical error by the U.S. Department of

The Ankeny-based Casey’s Convenience store chain reported in-store and gas sales were up slightly, as was their net income in the

Eight small business owners from Iowa have been in Washington, D.C. with their counterparts from 15 other states to talk with

A bill passed by the Iowa House would require at least 80 percent of students accepted by the University of Iowa’s