State News
Creighton survey: Tariffs are hurting agriculture, manufacturing
A survey of manufacturing supply managers in Iowa and eight other Midwestern states finds the tariffs enacted by President Trump last year are causing wide-reaching financial troubles for many American
Governor’s bill changes state funding of Iowa counties’ VA offices
Governor Kim Reynolds’ bill to restructure state funding for county veterans services has cleared one committee in the Iowa Senate and is eligible for debate in the Senate Appropriations Committee.
UI center works to meet rising demand for treatment of eating disorders
Eating disorders are among the most prevalent and dangerous mental health concerns for Iowa teenagers, and specialized treatment options in the state are limited. The University of Iowa’s Scanlan Center
Central Iowa homeowner shoots, wounds intruder
Des Moines police say a woman is jailed after being shot during a weekend incident. Responding to a 911 call late Saturday, Des Moines police found an intruder had been
Arrest made in fatal Marshalltown shooting
Marshalltown police have made an arrest in a weekend shooting that left one person dead, three wounded. Officers found two victims who had been shot and the suspect had fled
Iowa DNR holding sessions on changes in hunting and fishing regulations
The Iowa DNR will hold a series of listening session across the state starting today. The DNR’s Pete Hildreth says they want to get input on proposed changes in hunting
Guitar legend Kenny Wayne Shepherd brings landmark album to Iowa (AUDIO)
One of the world’s top rock-blues guitarists has added one Iowa stop to his international tour this spring. Kenny Wayne Shepherd will celebrate the 30th anniversary of his breakout debut
Three adults found dead in Mason City house
Authorities plan to release more details later today (Monday) after three people were found dead in a house in Mason City on Saturday. Bob Fisher reports: Mason City Police Chief
US Senate candidate Turek calls for moratorium on home purchases by Wall Street investors
State Representative Josh Turek, one of two Iowa Democrats running for the U.S. Senate, has released a check list of over 70 policies he would push for if elected. “Everywhere
Iowa officials, candidates react to U.S. action against Iran
The two Iowa Republicans who serve in the U.S. Senate are expressing support for President Trump’s objectives in Iran and for the soldiers involved. Senator Joni Ernst said President Trump
