The new Cancer in Iowa Report aims to raise awareness about how the state needs to immediately start planning for the future to care for the quickly-rising number of cancer
For the third time this season, Drake junior guard Bennett Stirtz has been named Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Week. Stirtz averaged 25.5 points, 8.0 rebounds, 4.5 assists, and
While President Trump says he personally plans to check on the nation’s massive gold stockpile at Fort Knox, Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says other ranking government officials have verified the
The Sioux City Art Center is sending a mural painted by Grant Wood almost 100 years ago for some restoration work. The “Corn Room Mural” was originally commissioned for the
A bill to remove gender identity protections from the Iowa Civil Rights Act is eligible for debate in the Iowa House Thursday and will be considered by a Senate subcommittee
A Republican who serves on the panel that drafts the budgets for Iowa’s three state-supported universities questions whether the University of Iowa has not done enough to eliminate diversity, equity
A House committee will vote later today on a bill that would remove “gender identity” from the Iowa Civil Rights Act. The legislation was the subject of a sometimes tense
The Iowa Economic Development Authority board approved state incentives for the expansion of a Sioux Center business. IEDA spokesperson Kannen Kappleman says Service Trucks International is getting tax benefits through
Black Hawk County has some of the worst tooth decay numbers in Iowa, especially among children, so the county’s public health department plans to hold its annual clinic Friday in
Iowa Congresswoman Ashley Hinson and Congressman Randy Feenstra say they are working to help producers hit by the bird flu. Hinson, a Republican from Marion says it was the topic
