Nebraska’s governor has announced a minimum security work camp in southwest Nebraska will become a regional detention facility for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds has indicated
An Iowa native is being named as the next head of one of America’s largest retail chains. Michael Fiddelke, who grew up on a farm near Manchester, will take over
Council Bluffs police have made several arrests in connection with an investigation into the theft of hundreds of memorial vases from local cemeteries. Police say the investigation began in late
An Iowa nonprofit that advocates for the state’s hundreds of thousands of care providers is launching a new feature on its website to honor those vital helpers by letting them
A doctor who helped treat soldiers during the battle that inspired the book and movie “Black Hawk Down” is touting the importance of blood availability. Dr. John Holcomb says it
Organizers say a majority of nurses at four hospitals in the Des Moines metro have signed cards indicating they want to join the Teamsters Union. Colin Russell, a nurse who
A retired Navy Seal who’s a congressman is credited with helping rescue an 11-year-old boy who was severely injured in a wreck on Interstate-35, near Osceola last weekend. Wisconsin Congressman
County supervisors in Shelby and Story Counties have voted to seek U-S Supreme Court review of their ordinances for hazardous liquid pipelines, like the one Summit Carbon Solutions plans to
While President Trump met in recent days with the leaders of Russia and Ukraine seeking a ceasefire, Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says one key element in the long-running war demands
Concerned Iowans plan to protest Saturday the state’s expected closure of the Iowa City Centennial Building historical research center. The State Historical Society says it is shutting it down because
