Republicans in the Iowa House may hire a company to use Artificial Intelligence to analyze spending in each Iowa county and in the 220 largest school districts in Iowa. As
The Iowa Business Council’s latest survey finds a positive outlook for sales, capital spending, and employment in the next six months. Their survey rates those factors on a 100-point scale
Governor Kim Reynolds has signed a bill into law that changes the required training foster parents must complete before they’re licensed by the state. “This bill was largely driven by
The chairman of a House committee says he’s had trouble getting answers from state agencies and he’s drafting bills to try to make more information about federal funding and federal
Iowa State University researchers say they’ve found washing number-five plastic for recycling can leave harmful chemicals behind in the wash water. They identified two types of phthalates the CDC says
The Iowa Football Coaches Association has introduced the Cooper DeJean Trophy which honors the best player in high school football across the state of Iowa highlighting three core pillars: performance,
April is “Donate Life Month” and the Iowa Donor Network raised a flag Monday celebrating the month at Sioux City’s Unity Point St. Lukes offices. The Donor Network’s John Jorgensen
Iowans can now purchase a specialty license plate with a blank space that allows them to stick on a state-approved decal from any of several dozen non-profits. Tim Paluch, spokesman
Funeral services for Richard (Dick) Weathers, age 98, of Aurelia will be 10:30 am Thursday, April 9th, 2026 at the First United Methodist Church in Aurelia. Visitation will be from
A state‑required tax notice is causing confusion in Storm Lake—showing a property‑tax increase even though the city is proposing no change to its levy. That disconnect took center stage during
