State News

Governor Kim Reynolds experienced chest pains earlier today, but was cleared by a doctor to go back to work after a series of tests produced “normal” results. The governor’s staff issued a statement at 3:15 […]

Eight people face charges in connection with a drug investigation that stretched from California to Iowa, and led to arrests in Des Moines today. Authorities searched a dozen homes in the Des Moines area and […]

Iowa Republican Joni Ernst says Republican senators are “overwhelmingly” opposed to additional tariffs on imports from Mexico. President Trump has threatened to impose a five percent tariff on Mexican imports on Monday to pressure Mexico […]

During this spring’s record-breaking flooding, a group called the Mississippi River Cities and Towns Initiative is promoting solutions to deal with the increased frequency and severity of floods. Davenport  Mayor Frank Klipsch says he supports […]

Charges have been filed against a Spencer bartender following a fatal crash in Clay County in late April. According to the Clay County Sheriff’s Office, Jacoba Knight has been charged with selling alcoholic beverages to […]

A man from the northeast Iowa town of Hawkeye is charged after a three-year old girl was run over by a lawn mower. The Fayette County sheriff’s department says 23-year-old Tanner Miller was determined to […]

A special investigation by the state auditor’s office has identified more than half a million dollars worth of improper spending by the former office manager of an eastern Iowa organization that promotes economic development. Sharon […]

Former Iowa Governor Terry Branstad is scheduled to testify next week at a trial in Des Moines. Branstad and two of his aides are accused of pressuring Chris Godfrey, the state’s Workers Compensation Commission, to […]

Iowans have already seen some hot, humid days and they’ll only get hotter as summer approaches. Today is Heat Safety Day in Iowa. Meteorologist Alex Krull, at the National Weather Service office in metro Des […]

A Sioux City food pantry is looking for a new home. The Midtown Family Community Center is being evicted as its building, where it’s served people for 11 years, is being sold. The center provides […]