High school students got a chance to explore careers with the Iowa National Guard’s 185th Air Wing Thursday. Tech Sergeant Adam Allen is one of the guard’s recruiters. “They get
Speaker Pat Grassley says if Republicans retain control of the Iowa House after the November election, they’ll push to limit tuition increases at the three state universities. This spring, House
The Iowa Supreme Court has reversed a multi-million dollar judgment in a dispute involving the construction of the University of Iowa Children’s Hospital. Modern Piping was awarded nearly $13 million
The Star Spangled Spectacular has opened registration for the Big Parade along Lakeshore Drive at 10:30 a.m. on July 4. Floats, convertibles, tractors, walkers, dancers, bands and more are encouraged
Starting July 1, police won’t have to get a warrant to enter vape shops and stores that sell tobacco products and let customers use the products in the store. The
Iowa Farm Bureau has awarded Allison Ehlers of Marathon an Iowa Farm Bureau Federation State Scholarship. IFBF scholarships are renewable up to four years, or $10,000 for students planning to
A performer who splits his time between New York and L.A. will be back the state he considers home as the new Michael Jackson musical “MJ” makes its Iowa debut
We’re more than a month into spring and the experts say Iowans who are itching to get on the open water with their kayaks and canoes may want to wait
According to a press release from the Buena Vista County Attorney, two individuals were sentenced in a case of animal neglect. Veronica Lopez Munoz, age 33 of Storm Lake, and
Fines will be increasing for motorists caught ignoring crossing gates and flashing lights and illegally driving across railroad tracks in 21 Iowa locations called “quiet zones.” Trains approaching railroad crossings
