Republican Congressman Randy Feenstra says if he’s elected governor, he’ll pursue changes in special taxing districts designed to spur development. Iowa cities and counties create these “tax increment financing” districts
Iowans who are dreaming of a white Christmas will likely have to settle for brown and faded green. Despite all of the snow the state’s received in recent weeks, National
Both of Iowa’s U.S. Senators and three members of Iowa’s congressional delegation are joining President Trump today at a dignified transfer ceremony as the remains of the two Iowa National
Many Christmas tree farms in Iowa are seeing a drop in sales this year, largely due to repeated weekend snowstorms and bitter cold temperatures. Their prime season typically lasts just
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird is suing an online gaming company called Roblox. “They market themselves as a safe place for kids and say they’re the number one place for
The top Republican in the Iowa Senate will be sponsoring a bill next year that would give developers like Summit Carbon Solutions more leeway in altering the route of pipelines.
The planned implosion of the Mississippi River Bridge at Lansing has been pushed back from this Thursday to Friday. DOT Engineer Clayton Burke says schedule issues led to the change.
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley is waiting to see the results of an 11th hour meeting Monday night between a bipartisan group of about two dozen of his Senate colleagues, who
Iowa First District Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks joined the House Republican leadership as they introduced their version of a healthcare bill Monday. The Republican from Ottumwa says the bill includes provisions
State officials should be done by next week with their analysis of a northwest Iowa city’s newly-combined request for FEMA funding to buy 150 homes hit by flooding 18 months
