UI hosts symposium to help first responders better cope with stress

An election official in northwest Iowa is one of two Iowans appointed to a bipartisan national council that was created by

Several Iowa municipalities are crafting new guidelines about how civic employees should — and shouldn’t — use artificial intelligence. Johnson County

A University of Iowa Hawkeye Marching Band member who collapsed in the heat Saturday has been taken off life support. The

The Iowa Veterans Cemetery near Van Meter is getting a grant from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs for an expansion

An Iowan who led state and national farm groups died after a farming accident this weekend. Ray Gaesser of Corning served

With high temperatures back in the 80s and 90s, it doesn’t feel like fall in Iowa yet, but cooler weather will

Iowans are being warned to watch out for shady product reviews online. Lisa Schiller, spokeswoman for the Better Business Bureau, says

Two candidates running for statewide office are calling for a majority of the food served in Iowa schools to be raised

The small northwest Iowa community of Washta is hosting its 50th annual Grand Meadow Heritage Festival this coming weekend. Event coordinator