Crude oil prices are falling since a peace agreement was announced Sunday between the U.S. and Iran, though gasoline prices in Iowa are dropping more slowly. AAA-Iowa spokesman Brian Ortner
Lawyers for the Libertarian Party will appeal decisions from a state panel that would keep three Libertarian candidates off the November ballot. The State Objection Panel has ruled Nicholas Gluba,
The Iowa Supreme Court has overturned a lower court ruling on the Iowa law that gives farm owners immunity for accidents with animals. Janey Shafer was helping Frank Santana with
While most rural Iowans have to haul their recyclables to a central drop-off center, many larger cities offer curbside recycling, and now Ames is joining that fold. Ames has drop-offs
David Cook, who took over as Iowa State University’s president on March 1, says he spent his first 100 days on the job on a listening and learning tour. “Next
The Iowa DNR says deer hunting was the most popular topic in their annual listening sessions with the public. Wildlife Research Section supervisor Chris Ensminger says 284 of the 800
FEMA is forwarding $2 million to repair flood damage to the city library in Rock Valley and the Rock Valley First Reformed Church is getting $370,000 from FEMA for building
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The outcome of an Iowa race could tip the balance of political power in the U.S. Senate and the two major party candidates rallied with hundreds of supporters this weekend.
We’re still more than two weeks from Independence Day and some Iowans are already setting off noisy fireworks to celebrate, although it’s breaking local ordinances in many cities to do
