Study: Medicare cuts could cost Iowa 33,000 jobs and $865M in economic activity

There were severe thunderstorms and hail in parts of Iowa overnight. National Weather Service Meteorologist Roger Valhalek says several areas got

A bill that backers say will strengthen Iowa’s anti-human trafficking law has cleared the House and Senate unanimously. The bill ensures

A central Iowa man charged with stalking and threatening a shooting at an Iowa State University event made his first court

The Iowa House has sent the Senate a bill to require that home builders install passive radon mitigation systems in new

A bill that’s cleared the Iowa House would eliminate a tax on a product Iowans use daily — toilet paper. “House

The Iowa House Ethics Committee has unanimously voted to reprimand a mother-daughter lobbying team for falsely claiming on a website that

A standing-room only crowd of about 125 people jammed into a room in Northwood this morning for a town hall meeting

An Indianola daycare operator is charged with first-degree murder in the death of a child. Indianola Police say they got a

The legislature has sent the governor a bill to set an April 30th deadline for a tuition rate decision from the