University of Northern Iowa President Mark Nook announced today that he will retire at the end of the current academic year. Nook is Holstein, Iowa native who became the Cedar
The Iowa Supreme Court has ruled against a Dordt College nursing student in a COVID vaccine case. Dordt Student Andrew Perry was required to get the COVID vaccine before going
The Iowa Department of Health and Human Services reports a baby was turned over to the state earlier this month. The baby girl was born October 16th and turned over
The Dubuque City Council has voted to buy a former downtown bank to consolidate city offices, saying it provides cost-savings and efficiency. The building is along the Central Avenue-White Street
There have been plenty of Octobers where Iowans were already a few inches deep in snow by this date, but the latest stretch of unseasonably warm, dry weather has enabled
A free festival celebrating the 250th anniversary of America’s independence and Iowa’s heritage starts at 1 p.m. at the Iowa Capitol Complex Saturday. Governor Kim Reynolds announced “America’s Harvest Festival”
This year’s World Food Prize Laureate is credited for leading a global food safety movement. Huub Lelieveld, a scientist from the Netherlands, was honored in a ceremony last night in
Google is revealing more details about its proposed data center near the Duane Arnold nuclear plant. The tech giant hosted a community open house in Palo last night. Company officials
The Iowa State Patrol says far too many motorists are putting the pedal too close to the metal, and excessive speeding remains a major concern on Iowa’s roads. State Trooper
President Trump spoke to over a thousand people in Sioux City last night, making the case that his record on issues like border security, taxes and the economy are reasons
