Governor Reynolds has appointed a former Des Moines Police officer to be administrator of the Iowa Lottery. Stephen Waymire retired from the Des Moines Police Department in 2022 and in
Golf ball-sized hail hit Story City and a few other Iowa communities in Monday night’s storm, as winds topped 70 miles an hour, and heavy rains caused flash flooding in
Talks are underway in Mexico City to renew what’s known as the USMCA, the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement and Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says he strongly favors maintaining the important trade relationship
For the second time in less than a year, Decorah leaders have voted down an ordinance that would have made it a sanctuary city. The city council defeated the so-called
The latest fundraising reports are in for the candidates competing to be Iowa’s next governor. The reports cover fundraising from May 27 through July 14. Rob Sand, the Democrat running
It appears a 137 year old building on Albia’s town square may be saved. The east wall of the building collapsed Sunday. Albia Fire Chief John Freshwater said contractors have
The eastern Iowa town of Palo near Cedar Rapids is setting down clear rules for data centers, but it’s less clear if the community will be getting one. Palo leaders
Alta’s long‑running 28E agreement between the city and the Alta‑Aurelia Community School District was back under the microscope at last night’s city council meeting, as members weighed how much the
A Lake City man will serve more than 17 years in federal prison after a judge in Sioux City sentenced him Thursday for meth trafficking and illegally possessing a firearm.
Monona County supervisors today will discuss a manure-related project in a rural area of the western Iowa county. County officials say they weren’t notified of the development, which includes a
