Senator Grassley blames ‘radical activists’ for looming government shutdown

After a two-hour closed session meeting that ended last night, Sioux City’s school board voted to place the district’s superintendent on

Republican Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks faced a vocal crowd in a sometimes tense town hall forum in Keosauqua and defended her votes

An Iowan’s 15 year search for a long-lost World War II memorial with his uncle’s name on it has ended and

An Iowan’s 15-year search for a long-lost World War II memorial with his uncle’s name on it has ended and the

Congressman Randy Feensta, one of the five Republicans running for governor, has kicked off a statewide campaign tour with an event

Construction is underway on the Des Moines Area Community College Campus in Ankeny for a new Trades & Industry Center building.

A Department of Natural Resources expert says they’re getting more data on a study of the decline of gray fox numbers.

Natural disasters in Iowa that cause millions and even billions of dollars damage are becoming more frequent, which some experts blame

A Lyon County jury has found a man guilty of multiple felony charges in a northwest Iowa casino scam. The Iowa