The companies that manage Iowa’s Medicaid program and private companies that offer HMOs to Iowans will soon pay a higher state premium tax for nine months — and it means
Today is National Agriculture Day and Iowa Congressman Randy Feenstra has launched what he calls “Farmers for Feenstra” as part of his campaign for governor. “That consists of producers from
The Iowa Environmental Protection Commission is sending the case of a Van Buren County garbage hauler to the Attorney General for potential legal action. DNR attorney Noah Poppelreiter says Troy
A state panel will reconvene tomorrow to determine whether Eddie Andrews has qualified to run in the Republican Primary for governor. Andrews, one of five GOP candidates who’ve been campaigning
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says the latest estimates predict Social Security may no longer be viable by as soon as 2032 and he’s hopeful a hearing this week may yield
Several TSA agents have left the job as the stalemate over their pay continues. President Donald Trump has moved to end the slowdowns at airport check points by using ICE
A report finds the number of abortions performed in Iowa dropped last year, the first full year of the state’s law banning abortions at around six weeks of pregnancy, with
A Sioux City man has been sentenced to prison after admitting to a felony drug offense in Buena Vista County. Thirty‑eight‑year‑old Anthony Smith, formerly of Sioux City, was sentenced March
Two suspects are in custody after the Pocahontas Police Department responded to a reported armed robbery Saturday afternoon near Pocahontas Elementary School. Authorities received the call around 3:30 p.m., reporting
Northwest Iowa voters now have a complete picture of who will appear on the ballot for the June 2 primary, as the Iowa Secretary of State’s Office has finalized the
