A bill ready for debate in the Iowa Senate Transportation Committee sends a message to drivers who linger in the left hand lane of highways with four or six lanes
Sixteen and 17 year olds could care for infants and toddlers at child care centers by themselves under a bill advancing in the Iowa House. There would have to be
Iowa lawmakers are exploring ways to try to prevent children from accessing pornography online. Republican Representative Bill Gustoff of Des Moines says there already are two or three bills that
With the brutal cold Iowa’s endured this month, our ponds and lakes have developed thick sheets of ice that are providing excellent venues for ice fishing, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and
Drake forward Grace Berg collected her second Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Week award after posting a career weekend for the Bulldogs. Berg led the way as Drake defended
State Auditor Rob Sand has released a report of all the property tax levies in Iowa and Sand says it shows the property tax is regressive. “Fairness in taxation is
Teaching a gender neutral version of Spanish, French or any other language would not be allowed in Iowa schools under a bill that’s passed a subcommittee in the Iowa House.
A Dallas, Texas resident who is a Nigerian national will spend 87 months in federal prison on wire fraud charges involving Iowa businesses. Court documents showed 28-year-old Emmanuel Ogbeide created
A state expert says the snow this month is going to be a help after months of drought. Iowa DNR hydrologist, Tim Hall, says there are some indications melting snow
The dead of winter may be the ideal time to take in a new photography exhibit at the University of Iowa called “Facing the Inferno.” It’s a collection of pictures
