Potential ’28 presidential candidates, from both parties, making Iowa appearances

The Iowa Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday on whether the city of Davenport and two employees should have immunity in

An Iowan killed in action during World War II has finally been laid to rest near his hometown of Pacific Junction.

A retired superintendent who’s a state senator says lawmakers must find out how the man who’s facing deportation and federal gun

The Iowa Economic Development Authority is promoting this Wednesday as “Shop Iowa Day.” The promotion is designed to bringing together small

Senator Chuck Grassley is blasting a FBI investigation that analyzed the phone records of eight Republican senators around the time of

A review of recent records by the Iowa Coalition Against Domestic Violence finds 88 Iowans have been killed by domestic violence

Des Moines School officials are considering enrolling in the federal “E-verify” system to check whether district employees are authorized to work

A road rage incident in eastern Iowa’s Linn County over the weekend ended with one of the drivers jailed on a

A group of lawmakers pressing to prohibit Summit Carbon Solutions from seizing land along its proposed carbon pipeline route says they’ve