US Senate candidate Carlin backs return to gold standard

State Senator Julian Garrett of Indianola has died at the age of 85. Garrett announced in March he was being treated

Governor Kim Reynolds has hired two private companies to manage and maintain all state government websites and computer systems. Reynolds has

Another deadline to avoid a federal government shutdown looms in September and there’s already bitter division between the two parties over

The University of Iowa’s Center for Intellectual Freedom will have to dramatically expand to fulfill a new state law. It will

Lawn watering in central Iowa is now banned, except for newly-installed sod or seed placed during the current growing season. Central

Sioux City Council Member Rick Bertrand reportedly called the community’s homeless shelter a “public nuisance,” which prompted a demonstration in front

Two recent Iowa high school graduates are leaving this week on an all-expenses-paid trip to New York City after being named

UnityPoint nurses marched from the Iowa Capitol to Methodist Hospital in downtown Des Moines yesterday to call attention to their efforts

Custody of a baby boy born on May 25 has been turned over to state officials under Iowa’s “Safe Haven” law.