New ‘sextortion’ scam aims to dupe Iowans into paying up

A survey finds Iowa’s economy further slumped during November following a “weak” showing in October, with little optimism for improvement. Creighton

The ballots for Iowa’s 2024 General Election have been counted — for a few races they’ve been recounted — and all

Wolf Carbon Solutions has withdrawn its application for a state permit to build a carbon pipeline in eastern Iowa. Developers had

State Climatologist Justin Glisan says this fall is going down among the warmest we’ve ever seen in Iowa. “Over four degrees

Dubuque is unveiling a first-in-Iowa initiative aimed at reducing fines and fees for low-income residents. The Equitable Fines and Fees Program

Everything from computers to power tools now contain lithium batteries and that has created a sometimes explosive situation for waste haulers.

While some Iowa motorists and sidewalk shovelers may be cussing the snowfall, those who love winter sports are celebrating the brisk

Four different business groups are calling on state utility regulators to adopt a series of reforms to address both the cost

While the HPV vaccine is often marketed in Iowa toward women, a health care professional says it’s important that young people