Report finds 12.4% of Iowans were ‘food insecure’ in 2024

Senator Chuck Grassley is urging Iowa Republicans to vote for the GOP candidate for governor, for a very specific reason. “At

The Iowa legislature may soon convene in Des Moines to consider tax breaks that might seal the deal for a new

Dubuque is home to one of the largest populations of people from the Marshall Islands in the midwest and they are

The Iowa Gold Star Military Museum is hosting its first ever “World War Two Living History” event this weekend at Camp

Dry conditions remain in northwest Iowa, but they have continued to shrink in the September rains. The area of moderate drought

Farmers got the combines into the field to start the harvest then the skies opened up and brought work to a

Data from the Iowa Association of Realtors shows home sales in August fell 10.5% compared to July. The median sales price

A meteorologist with Iowa State University Extension says Iowans should expect clouds and rain through Sunday morning, with a brief break

The head of Iowa’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit says his team’s investigations led to 37 fraud convictions during the previous fiscal