Man who was part of Iowa death penalty debate dies in prison

The man accused of murder in the 1983 shooting death of a Sioux City woman has been returned to Iowa. Sixty-two-year-old

Moderate drought conditions expanded slightly last month in central and eastern Iowa, according to the state’s latest Water Summary Update. Jessica

A new federal report shows scams cost Iowans more than $50-million dollars last year. The Federal Trade Commission says it got

A program that gives money from state gambling profits to the 84 counties without a casino is now 20 years old.

Much of southern and central Iowa is under a Red Flag Warning this afternoon and evening as there’s a critical risk

Many Iowans only know the name Marco Polo from a kids’ swimming pool game, but a guest lecturer who’ll be in

Iowa Second District Congresswoman Ashley Hinson says she supports the efforts of the Department of Government Efficiency to cut costs and

University of Iowa Health Care is among only three academic medical centers in the nation, and the first in the Midwest,

March is National Problem Gambling Awareness Month and Iowa Problem Gambling Office project director Katie Bee says the first step is