Grassley says it’s not necessary, but he’d take pledge to accept midterm results
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says he’d be willing to make a promise to help calm fears about the potential for federal interference in next week’s election. A bipartisan group of […]
Trick-or-treating on busy streets can bring genuine scares for Iowa kids
Halloween is one of the deadliest nights of the year for pedestrians, according to a University of Iowa researcher who studies how to make roads, sidewalks and crossings safer. Elizabeth […]
Consolidation plan proposes one public high school in Dubuque
Dubuque has had two public high schools for 56 years, but that could change in the fall of 2028. Dubuque Community School District officials are aiming to cut nearly $17 […]
Iowa joins lawsuit accusing Dollar General of overcharging customers
The Federal Trade Commission, the State of Iowa and 19 other states are suing Dollar General, accusing the retailer of overcharging customers. The lawsuit accuses Dollar General of repeatedly charging […]
Iowa DNR to test city, county beaches for potential blue-green algae blooms
The Iowa DNR’s Water Quality Bureau is adding testing for the bacteria that leads to blue-green algae blooms at county and city beaches. Spokesman Mark Moeller says they already do […]
Over 265,000 Iowans cast ballots in first 11 days of early voting
The latest data from the Iowa Secretary of State’s office indicates well over 265,000 Iowans have already cast their ballots. The tally was released at 8 a.m. this morning and […]
Both Iowa Secretary of State candidates favor longer early voting period
Both of the candidates running to be Iowa’s top election official for the next four years favor extending the period for early voting in Iowa. Iowa used to have a […]
Sioux City elementary kids are the focus of Fire Safety Month
October if Fire Safety month and Sioux City fire rescue is starting their safety message with elementary kids with the hope they learn and take the message to the rest […]
Lahn links addressing Iowa’s cancer crisis with population growth, economy
Zach Lahn, the Republican candidate for governor, says the Iowa Farm Bureau and the Iowa Association of Business and Industry did not endorse him this year because of his views […]
Proposed Hancock County data center hits major roadblock
Hancock County leaders say the man who owns more than 700 acres of land in the county that was being considered for a data center is pulling out of the […]