UI grad students fear loss of contracts, research jobs due to federal cuts

The Board of Regents approved a 3% increase in tuition and mandatory fees for all undergraduate students at its meeting today.

The legislature has passed a bill requiring Iowa public officials to follow the governor’s order to fly the American flag and

The U.S. Ag Department Announced it is creating a National Food Safety Center in central Iowa. The announcement says the center

As part of this week’s Earth Day activities, Iowa-based Trees Forever is holding tree-planting events all over the state, including at

A bill ready for debate in the Iowa Senate would create a sales tax rebate for nuclear power plant construction and

Autopsies confirm drugs caused the deaths of three people whose bodies were found inside a Mason City house in February. The

A new project called the Crop Cart is bringing innovative, mobile food processing equipment and hands-on education to several Iowa communities.

Nearly 200 eighth grade students heard the Sioux City Symphony perform “Violins of Hope” Wednesday on restored violins from Holocaust victims

Authorities are searching for a Cedar Rapids teenager who’s charged with five counts of attempted murder in connection with the shooting