State officials notified of layoffs at Marshalltown facilities

The calendar says February but forecasters say it’ll feel a lot more like April or even May this afternoon and for

A coach who’s also a member of the Iowa House is proposing an expansion of the time coaches are not allowed

The cause of this weekend’s pipeline explosion and fire in southeast Iowa has not yet been determined. The underground pipeline carries

Iowa’s entire Congressional delegation is sponsoring legislation to name two Veterans Administration facilities after the two Iowa National Guard soldiers killed

The Iowa Supreme Court has upheld the license suspension of a Manchester daycare provider after a child died in her care.

As the Archdiocese of Dubuque is considering plans to potentially end masses and close some small town churches, a group called

None of the four Republicans who serve in the U.S. House crossed party lines this week to join Democrats in passing

More people than ever before flew out of Iowa’s commercial airports in 2025. The Iowa Department of Transportation’s Stuart Anderson says

Two women were air lifted from the scene of a crash in Lyon County involving a propane tanker and two other