A recently released report shows well over 33,000 people were working in Iowa’s clean energy sector in 2024, nearly 3% more than the year before. E2, a national group that
One of the organizers of a southeast Iowa hayride has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in an accident that injured over a dozen junior high
A statewide program to crack down on distracted drivers is set for Friday. State Trooper Paul Gardner says multiple agencies will participate. “We’re going to have a high visibility enforcement
State officials have confirmed Iowans in at least three counties are getting text messages that are impersonating local public officials and candidates. Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate says law
As Congressman Randy Feenstra prepares his 2026 campaign for governor, a fifth Republican has announced he’s entering the race for Iowa’s fourth congressional district seat. Douglas Jensen is a combat
Senator Chuck Grassley says Iowa plants that produce soybean oil will benefit if President Trump follows through on a threat he made on social media last night. China hasn’t purchased
Deer hunting is underway in Iowa with the first two seasons requiring hunters to use a couple of the older methods of hunting. DNR state deer biologist Jace Elliott says
State and local officials joined executives from one of the world’s largest meat processing companies at the groundbreaking for a new sausage plant in Perry. JBS expects the plant will
The state auditor’s office will conduct a re-audit of the Des Moines public school district following the arrest of its superintendent. Ian Roberts was hired to be the district’s superintendent
A western Iowa man is pleading guilty to shooting a woman to death in a small Shelby County town this summer. Shelby County Deputies conducting a welfare check on July
