Historic Des Moines mansion now the home of the Italian-American Cultural Center of Iowa
The Italian-American Cultural Center of Iowa is now open in its new location at the historic Butler Mansion in Des Moines. The chair of the Center’s board, Jeff Lamberti, says […]
Time change may put Iowans at higher risk for heart attacks, car wrecks
Iowans need to remember to push their clocks back an hour before heading to bed on Saturday night, and one expert says falling back can be very tough on our […]
Sioux County officials lift moratorium, approve data center regulations
Sioux County supervisors have voted to lift a data center moratorium and have approved new rules for data centers. Carl Vande Weerd was one of the four supervisors who voted […]
Johnson says Iowa’s 3rd district among 3 most competitive US House races
The top Republican in the U.S. House says two congressional races in Iowa are nail-biters. House Speaker Mike Johnson spoke to a large group of GOP activists at the Westside […]
Iowa parents need to inspect Halloween treats for any tricks
As Iowa trick-or-treaters hit the streets this weekend, parents are being reminded about a few of the real-life scares to beware of during the Halloween season. Janna Day, a nurse […]
Final report from Iowa Medicaid Fraud Task Force discussed
A task force appointed by the governor is recommending a more than 60% increase in the number of state employees who investigate Medicaid fraud allegations. The group also recommends using […]
U.S. House candidates in Iowa’s third district debate
Third District Congressman Zach Nunn, a Republican, and Democratic challenger Sarah Trone Garriott met in KCCI TV studios in Des Moines last night for their only debate before the November […]
Final debate before ’26 election for Iowa’s candidates for governor
The two candidates running to be Iowa’s next governor met for their third and final debate tonight, answering questions on a variety of issues, including property taxes. Republican Zach Lahn […]
Will Iowa follow the country’s trend to drink less liquor?
Researchers say they’re seeing a national trend toward lower alcohol consumption, and the pattern may be catching on in Iowa through efforts like Sober October, though one study shows Iowa’s […]
CSI report finds Iowa is Midwest leader in data center development
A Common Sense Institute review suggests currently operating and proposed data centers in Iowa would generate $3.1 billion in property taxes by 2040. Ben Murrey, CSI’s director of policy and […]