October unemployment moves up slightly as businesses wait on election outcome

State Auditor Rob Sand’s staff has completed the annual review of how major state funds were managed last year and the

The annual kite festival held on Clear Lake that was scheduled for this weekend has been cancelled due to the recent

The Putnam Museum in Davenport is hosting an event tonight featuring music played on fragile, decades-old violins that were once owned

Backers of Iowa’s 47-year-old “Bottle Bill” are urging Iowans to contact lawmakers about a lack of access to sites where they

A bipartisan bill in the Iowa House would limit “digital instruction” in kindergarten through fifth grade classrooms to 60 minutes a

Legislators are considering limits on self-driving or autonomous vehicles. Self-driving commercial vehicles would need to have a human who’s licensed to

The Iowa Fire Marshal’s Office says burn bans are now posted in ten counties statewide, as unseasonable temperatures soar into the

Despite this temporary warm spell, Iowa’s still in the midst of cold and flu season and there’s an increased health risk

A legislator who started drinking a different flavor of a popular beverage was surprised she couldn’t return the empties for a