38 days ’til 2026 Iowa legislature begins, lawmakers still mulling property tax ideas
The lawmaker who leads the Commerce Committee in the Iowa House says it’s too early to say what path legislators may take to reduce property taxes for Iowans. Representative David […]
Iowa Supreme Court sides with State Auditor in Davenport records case
The Iowa Supreme Court has ruled in a dispute between two state elected officials over the release of records from the city of Davenport. State Auditor Rob Sand’s office sought […]
Iowa fire chief offers tips to reduce fire risks during December
The twinkling lights on a tree decked with ornaments can look beautiful, but one expert reminds Iowans to take precautions, especially if you have a fresh-cut tree inside the house […]
Iowa conditions set up for good first deer gun season
The first of two Iowa gun seasons for deer opens Saturday. DNR state deer biologist Jace Elliott says harvest numbers started out down for the early youth, archery and muzzleloader […]
More snow is coming and Iowans need to yield for snowplows
Another weekend, another snowstorm. Iowans are bracing for moderate to heavy snowfall for the second consecutive Saturday. Last weekend’s pre-winter blast dumped more than 16 inches of snow on parts […]
When buying toys, Iowans should consider ages of all kids in the house
An emergency physician is urging Iowa parents and anyone else buying gifts for children this holiday season to closely follow the labeling and to only purchase toys, crafts and sporting […]
Iowa small business owner urges congress to make employer-sponsored insurance more affordable
An Iowa small business owner says changing or eliminating some federal mandates would make employer-sponsored insurance premiums more affordable. Marcie Strouse, a partner and consultant at Capitol Benefits Group in […]
Iowan urges congress to make employer-sponsored insurance more affordable
An Iowa small business owner says changing or eliminating some federal mandates would make employer-sponsored insurance premiums more affordable. Marcie Strouse, a partner and consultant at Capitol Benefits Group in […]
Iowa Court of Appeals wants review of Madison County animal immunity case
The Court of Appeals is calling for more review of a case that falls under a law that gives farm owners immunity for accidents with animals. Janey Shafer was taking […]
Penguin walking could help Iowans avoid nasty falls
It may sound silly and look ridiculous, but experts say Iowans should consider walking like penguins when it’s this cold and icy to prevent falls. That means taking short strides […]