A bill to remove gender identity from the Iowa Civil Rights Act cleared a Senate committee this afternoon and the panel’s chairman expects the full Senate to begin debating the
The Iowa National Guard has set this Sunday at 2 p.m. as the date for the formal ceremony marking the shutdown of the 133rd Test Squadron in Fort Dodge. Iowa
Companies that provide telecommunication and wireless services are asking legislators to update Iowa law to ensure those who sabotage infrastructure like cell phone towers or buried cables can be charged
Iowa’s second-largest city is pausing its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion program, following a recent presidential executive order threatening to withhold federal funds from recipients that continue to run D-E-I programs.
Hundreds of students from all corners of Iowa will be in Des Moines this weekend to take aim at winning medals and scholarship money in the 18th annual state archery
Hundreds of students from all corners of Iowa will be in Des Moines this weekend to take aim at winning medals and scholarship money in the 18th annual state archery
An Iowa House subcommittee has approved a bill that would mandate that Iowa providers of medication abortions post a sign saying that it may be possible to reverse the effects
The four Republicans who represent Iowa in the U.S. House have voted for the GOP budget plan that includes an extension of tax cuts President Trump approved in 2017. In
A man shot by a Sioux City police officer Saturday has died. Sioux City Police say 30-year-old Vincente Manzo Hernandez of Hull was pulled over in an early morning traffic
A Bedford man who was convicted of killing his mother in 2020 has died in prison. The Iowa Department of Corrections reports that 36-year-old Christian Andrew May died Sunday morning
