U.S. Rep. Hinson cites ‘major inefficiencies,’ but doesn’t foresee ‘immediate’

The USDA is predicting this year’s soybean harvest in Iowa will be the third-largest on record, but the country that at

A Vietnam era military jet got a helicopter ride back to its home Tuesday following a new paint job courtesy of

Summit Carbon Solutions is asking the Iowa Utilities Commission to approve changes in the permit the commission granted for construction of

The Board of Regents met in closed session for around three hours this morning, before voting to give the three state

The University of Northern Iowa is planning to open the Chuck and Barbara Grassley Center on the Cedar Falls campus as

The owners of nine small-scale meat processing shops in Iowa are splitting $355,000 in state grant money to expand their businesses.

The Iowa Board of Regents could take action at its meeting today against state university employees who celebrated the killing of

Some blind Iowans are speaking out against changes to a state program that prepares blind people to live independently, and about

The mayor of Fort Dodge faces a drunk driving charge. Fifty-two-year-old Matt Bemrich was charged with operating while under the influence/first