The monthly survey of supply managers in Iowa and eight other Midwest states finds the economy is still weakening at the state and regional levels. Creighton University economist Ernie Goss
A report from the Iowa’s community college presidents suggests their institutions could address gaps in training Iowa’s workforce by offering four year degrees, but the group warns there could be
Better weather this spring could bring pheasant numbers back up after a dip brought on by last year’s flooding. Iowa DNR wildlife biologist Todd Bogenschutz says spring weather determines how
Iowa women’s basketball coach Jan Jensen has added Jasmyn Walker as a Hawkeye assistant coach. âI am so excited to welcome Jas to our staff.,â Jensen said. âJas is a
A program launching later this month aims to help Iowa foster families find the items they need to prepare for kids to move in, as foster families typically only get
Dozens of workers at six southern Iowa healthcare clinics are asking their employer to respect their right to form a union. The employees work at River Hills Community Health Centers
America’s most experienced astronaut, Iowa native Peggy Whitson, is scheduled to launch Sunday (June 8th) on her fifth mission to the International Space Station, her second mission with the private
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Iowa Senator Joni Ernst is offering a mock apology after remarks she made about Medicaid caused a stir. On Friday at a town hall in Parkersburg, Ernst was answering a
Republican Congressman Randy Feenstra hosted his annual fundraiser today in Sioux Center, but did not mention running for governor. Feenstra announced yesterday that he’s raised over $3 million for a
