President Donald Trump swooped into the Iowa State Fair Saturday afternoon, drew big crowds and emphasized endorsements from a group of U.S. House members from Florida, where his chief rival
The governor has announced five million dollars in funding for community colleges to offer commercial driver’s license (CDL) training. Iowa Workforce Development’s Kathy Anderson says there’s an ongoing need for
The Iowa men’s basketball team defeated the Barcelona All-Stars on Monday, 106-79, to sweep its overseas tour. Iowa was challenged out of the gate, with the host squad sprinting out
A nine-year-old is the Iowa State Fair’s Youth Harmonica champ. Gus Major of Ankeny has been playing the harmonica since he was a toddler and sometimes plays with his dad’s
Season tickets for the 2023-24 University of Iowa women’s basketball team are sold out, the announcement was made Monday by the UI Athletics Department. It is the first time in
Many Iowans are caught up in enjoying the last weeks of summer with vacations and yard projects, and giving blood isn’t exactly top of mind. Sue Thesenga, spokeswoman for the
The Iowa football team is ranked No. 25 in the Associated Press Preseason Top 25 released on Monday. Iowa’s national ranking in the AP Poll marks the 27th time in
An armed man was shot and killed by police in the Des Moines metro area over the weekend. Police were called to a cul-de-sac called Pleasant Circle in Pleasant Hill
Most fire departments in the state don’t do a lot of work on the water — but those on the Mississippi River are the exception. Davenport Fire Chief Mike Carlsten
Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. says it makes no sense to provide federal tax credits to ANY of the three proposed carbon pipeline projects. “These pipelines are one
