The man charged in the shooting death of a grocery store worker in Monticello in November of 2023 changed his plea to guilty and was sentenced to life in prison.
Just 8% of registered Iowa voters cast ballots in Tuesday’s Primary Elections. “It’s a quiet election and we’ll be analyzing that for some time to figure out: ‘What was that
The state’s first-ever Iowa History Conference is scheduled for tomorrow at the State Historical Society headquarters in Des Moines. It’s a free event that’s open to everyone. University of Iowa
Iowa Workforce Development director Beth Townsend testified before a U.S. House sub committee Tuesday on the revamp of the state’s unemployment system. Townsend says Iowa modeled its Reemployment Case Management
Republicans and Democrats have chosen their nominees for a host of legislative seats and local races, plus the June 4 Primary has set the major party match ups in Iowa’s
Residents are continuing to pick up the pieces two weeks after a tornado carved a deadly, destructive path through Greenfield and Adair County. Volunteers once again fanned across the community
An analysis from a think tank called the Common Sense Institute concludes the latest round of state income tax cuts may create up to 6800 new jobs in Iowa next
It’s going to be at least three months before the tornado-damaged hospital in Greenfield is back open The administrators of the Adair County Health System released an update that says
Iowa Senator Joni Ernst joined a group of conservative colleagues in vowing to retaliate against the Biden administration for last week’s guilty verdict in former President Trump’s trial. At least
Most kids look forward to summer vacation, but three months away from school and friends can cause some children to feel isolated and spiral into depression, anxiety and even substance
