Nathan Sage, one of the Democrats running for the U.S. Senate, says it’s time for federal guidelines on the use of artificial intelligence and a nationwide moratorium on construction of
The company that took on a struggling state-owned resort is suing the state claiming they abruptly shut it down in October, evicted guests, barricaded entrances and sent employees home. Iowa
Christmas is now a week away and with temperatures in the 40s and even near 50 across much of the state in recent days, there’s little-to-no chance of Iowans having
Daily commercial air service will end at the Dubuque Regional Airport next month, leaving travelers searching for alternatives. Realtor Ann Williams tells KCRG TV she uses the service monthly for work and
Attorney General Brenna Bird says Iowa is part of a multistate settlement with the home improvement chain Menards. A statement from the Attorney General says the settlement resolves 2020 claims
We may be singing “Joy to the World” but many Iowans can find themselves exceptionally stressed out during the holidays. Christie Harris, a wellness education specialist at Emplify Health by
The four Republicans representing Iowa in the U.S. House have voted for a bill designed to lower health insurance premiums and require new price disclosure from the companies that manage
Alta city leaders continue to chart a path forward for a new public library after last month’s failed bond vote. Library Director Gigi Nelson told the city council Tuesday that
Storm Lake Police say a missing 14‑year‑old girl has been found safe after a two‑day search, and a 13‑year‑old boy now faces charges for allegedly harboring her. Authorities report the
A man was arrested early Wednesday after allegedly fighting with Storm Lake police and trying to take an officer’s gun during a disturbance call. Authorities report they were called around
