Sioux City annual encampment highlights Lewis and Clark’s 1804 stop

The University of Iowa is ending three of its identity-based residential communities, acting on orders from the U.S. Department of Education.

Iowa House has unanimously passed the “Public Expression Protection Act” to help Iowans facing lawsuits that backers of the bill say

A Republican has won a special election in southeast Iowa for a seat in the Iowa House. State Representative Martin Graber

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds says while things are “bumpy” right now, Reynolds says she appreciates President Trump’s moves to address the

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird says the state Cold Case Unit that was started last year has made its first arrest.

The Iowa DOT’s winter operations director says the blizzard last week ended up causing more damage to private vehicles than state

The Iowa Food System Coalition says the USDA has cancelled contracts worth more than $11-million. The money was to help the

The Iowa Senate has voted to move ahead with selling the 48-year-old Wallace State Office building that sits across from the

Iowa U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley met Monday with President Trump’s nominee for commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service, who he says