Research shows about one in eight Iowa women will get breast cancer during their lifetime, and while those numbers are holding steady, there’s a rise in breast cancer cases among
State Auditor Rob Sand, a Democrat who’s running for governor, held a town hall meeting in his hometown of Decorah last night. It was the 100th and final stop on
Brad Sherman, a Republican candidate for governor, says reducing property taxes is a priority, but he suggests taking a sledgehammer to the system and completely eliminating property taxes isn’t doable.
Halloween is ten days away and Iowans young and old are preparing their costumes for trick-or-treating and for parties. Juanita Cameron, a spokesperson for the Theatrical Shop in West Des
Governor Kim Reynolds is reviewing the report from a task force of business leaders she appointed to review state government operations and will submit some of the proposals to the
The weekly U.S.D.A. crop report is on hold while the government remains on shutdown, but the state’s top ag official says there’s progress. Iowa Ag Secretary Mike Naig in a
Republican Congressman Randy Feenstra says finding new markets for U.S. soybeans amid China’s boycott of American beans should be the priority and federal trade disruption payments should be a last
Forecasters say strong winds will be blowing across much of Iowa today and colder nighttime temperatures could bring many areas or the state the first frost of the season. National
For the second time in less than a decade, a former city clerk in the small Delaware County town of Delhi has been charged with mishandling thousands of dollars in
For the second time in less than a decade, a former city clerk in the small Delaware County town of Delhi has been charged with mishandling thousands of dollars in
