Officials cite escalation in cyber attacks on state government, issue alert

There’s a living history encampment this weekend to mark the 1804 Lewis and Clark Expedition’s stay along the Missouri River in

Republican Congressman Randy Feenstra says he’ll make an announcement in September about moving his exploratory campaign for governor to the next

Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley is taking a wait-and-see approach before commenting on the effectiveness of the federal takeover of the Washington,

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright toured the Ames National Lab at Iowa State University Thursday. One of the Lab’s core research

The 2025 Iowa State Fair doesn’t end until Sunday night, giving a few more politicians a chance to engage in what’s

At least 300,000 people are expected at the Iowa State Fair over its final three days, as the forecast for Des

A race that could be a new staple for runners in eastern Iowa will debut next summer. The city-wide event in

The State Health Department has confirmed the first case of West Nile virus. The Department says the adult between 41 and

Iowa’s numbers are out for July and Iowa Workforce Development director Beth Townsend says things held steady.  “Unemployment remained at 3.7%