Unofficial results from the Iowa Secretary of State indicate nearly a fifth of the state’s registered voters participated in the 2026 Primary Election. The state website doesn’t yet show the
There’s an elevated risk for severe weather over much of Iowa this afternoon and tonight, according to meteorologist Andrew Ansorge at the National Weather Service office in metro Des Moines.
AAA is launching a campaign in Iowa called “E-Ride Ready” which aims to help parents better understand the risks of letting their kids use electric scooters and e-bikes without proper
Governor Reynolds has signed hundreds of bills into law this year, in her final year as governor. Tuesday was the deadline for Governor Reynolds to take action on all the
Iowa’s largest school district is asking residents for feedback on changes coming soon through what’s being called the Reimagining Education project. The five-year plan will offer Des Moines Public Schools
Two men with careers centered in Sioux City will face off in Iowa’s fourth congressional district in the General Election. Republican Chris McGowan leads the Siouxland Chamber of Commerce and
The nonprofit Disabled American Veterans is holding an information seminar in eastern Iowa Thursday. Senior National Service Officer Audie Thornburg says they will try to answer questions about benefits for
Governor Reynolds has signed a bill that will raise the speed limit on two-lane state highways from 55 to 60 miles an hour. “We heard from constituents across the state
The General Election nominees for statewide candidates in Iowa’s two major political parties are set. Besides the races for the U.S. Senate and for governor, there are five other statewide
There will be a rematch in one of Iowa’s four congressional races. First District Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks, a Republican, will face Democrat Christina Bohannan of Iowa City in November. Both
