New data shows 19.5% of the applications for new, state-funded accounts to cover private school expenses are for students who live in the two largest counties in the Des Moines
A state senator from southeast Iowa is being sued by his daughter. Korynn Dickey, the daughter of Republican Senator Adrian Dickey of Packwood alleges her father purchased a vehicle for
The Mega Millions jackpot is estimated at an all-time high for the game for Tuesday’s drawing of $1.55 billion. Iowa Lottery spokesperson, Mary Neubauer, says big jackpots often lead to
The states of Iowa and Nebraska are suing the Environmental Protection Agency. The attorneys general for the two states are accusing federal regulators of illegally delaying year-round sales of gas
When the pandemic forced Iowa State University to switch from in-person to remote learning in the spring of 2020, ISU psychology professor Jason Chan says he feared unsupervised online exams
The Board of Regents will meet Tuesday to vote on allowing the University of Iowa to purchase Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. The proposal calls for the U-I to pay
The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources recently announced that six Soil and Water Conservation Districts will receive water quality funding from
Sioux City Police responded to a call in the 1400 block of West 3rd Street around 2 pm on Saturday (August 5th) after hearing reports of a shooting. Upon arrival,
A University of Iowa professor says some forms of social media may have such a powerful influence on the minds of teenagers that it’s driving them to consider suicide. Gerta
All seven presidential candidates who spoke at Sunday’s fundraiser for Congresswoman Ashley Hinson got a standing ovation from the crowd of 800. Hinson began the event by saying Republicans are
