Grassley vows to have immigration expert review Iowa City woman’s deportation
The bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Davenport is asking for Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley to intervene in this week’s scheduled deportation of a mother of four from Iowa City. […]
Reynolds waives penalties for using red-dye diesel on Iowa roads
Governor Kim Reynolds has signed a proclamation to temporarily suspend state penalties for using tax-exempt “red-dye” diesel in vehicles that travel on Iowa roads. Taxes on diesel are based on […]
Iowa in top 10 for percipitation for the year with 3 months to go
State Climatologist Justin Glisan says 2026 is on a pace through nine months to finish high up in the weather record book. “We’re in the top ten for warmest temperatures […]
DOT announces projected opening date for Lansing Mississippi River bridge
The Iowa DOT has set the long awaited opening date for the Mississippi River Bridge at Lansing for Friday, November 6th. The agency announced earlier that the opening would be […]
Data center developers target Linn County towns of Fairfax, Walford
Developers are eyeing a new area in unincorporated Linn County for a data center, and two nearby cities want to work with the county to make sure their residents get […]
Iowa volunteers plan to pack up to 2-million meals at Hunger Fight event
Several thousand Iowans will be helping to feed needy children and families within the state — and in locations around the world — during a five-day event starting this morning. […]
Iowa volunteers plan to pack up to 2 million meals at Hunger Fight event
Several thousand Iowans will be helping to feed needy children and families within the state — and in locations around the world — during a five-day event starting this morning. […]
Iowa’s candidates for governor meet tonight for first debate
The first of four televised debates featuring the two candidates for governor is tonight. The debate, hosted by KWQC TV in the Quad Cities, kicks off the final month of […]
Governor appoints pastor, ex-legislator to Iowa Utilities Commission
Governor Kim Reynolds has appointed a pastor who’s been a member of the Iowa House for the past five years to serve as a state utility regulator. Jon Dunwell, a […]
‘Eagle Legacy’ campaign urging Iowa hunters to use lead-free ammo
A northwest Iowa organization that treats sick, injured or orphaned wildlife has launched an “Eagle Legacy” campaign. Gretchen Gondeck, a spokesperson for the Forever Wildlife Lodge and Clinic in Woodbury […]