State troopers are now releasing the name of the pedestrian who was struck and killed by an SUV in a Mason City grocery store parking lot on Saturday afternoon. The
The Iowa National Guard is planning welcome home ceremonies in Des Moines and Sioux City for soldiers returning from deployment overseas. Information from the National Guard says around 250 soldiers
The temporary paper licenses on newly-purchased vehicles in Iowa are now digitized. The cards hang inside the back window of a vehicle, indicating the vehicle’s new owner has submitted the
Iowa’s Secretary of Agriculture visited the new Career Ag Academy on the Hamilton County Fairgrounds in Webster City over the weekend. Mike Naig says high school students there can receive
As NASA prepares to launch the Artemis II mission to the Moon as soon as this coming weekend, researchers at the University of Iowa are tackling a challenge future astronauts
A bill introduced in the Iowa House is sparking a discussion of how to designate and regulate vertiports — take off and landing fields for electric aircraft. During a subcommittee
Iowa Democrats will have a chance to make the case to national party leaders that the Iowa Democratic Party’s Caucuses should move back to a lead-off position in the next
Four of the Republican candidates running for governor say they support a ban on vaccines developed with mRNA technology, like the Moderna and Pfizer COVID vaccines. The subject came up
The Iowa Supreme Court is siding with the Davenport Public Defender’s office in dealing with an overloaded court system. The Supreme Court ruled 4-3 that the district court exceeded its
Brian Meyer, the leader of Democrats in the Iowa House, says a “silent majority” of Iowans want the carbon pipeline built and he says the Senate’s Republican leader has proposed
