State pays $4.2 M settlement to another sibling of teen who died of starvation

Organization that represent 911 systems in Iowa are urging Governor Reynolds to reject a proposed fee for distributing calls. The fee

The first Afrikaner refugees from South Africa arrived in Iowa this week. President Trump claims they were victims of racial discrimination

A federal program that helps college students from disadvantaged backgrounds in Iowa and nationwide may soon be eliminated. Since the 1960s,

The state unemployment rate rose one-tenth of a percent to 3.5% in April. Iowa Workforce Development director Beth Townsend says that’s

Iowa native Logan Ogden has been named the director of men’s basketball athletic performance for the University of Iowa men’s basketball

The spokesperson for the Food Bank of Iowa says the annual Feeding America survey isn’t very positive for the state. Annette

About 200 hourly employees at Winnebago Industries’ Forest City manufacturing facility will be laid off starting next month. Company employees were

Iowa’s largest manufacturing employer is reporting a significant dip in income compared to a year ago. Quad Cities-based John Deere reports

Strong thunderstorms rumbled across parts of northern Iowa this morning, and a wide area of the state will soon be under