State News

Wearing yellow boots and lime green vests, state officials toured flooded sections of downtown Davenport today. Mayor Frank Klipsch was the guide for Governor Kim Reynolds, Lieutenant Governor Adam Gregg, and Second District Congressman Dave […]

The Iowa Supreme Court has upheld a lower court ruling on how wind farms are categorized for regulation. Landowners in Palo Alto County argued a wind project with 170 turbines should be considered one large […]

The Iowa State Patrol says a Nebraska man was killed last night in a single-vehicle crash in Hamilton County near Williams. Reportedly, a 2003 Ford Mustang operated by 41-year-old Justin Meyering of Lincoln was eluding […]

Iowa is known for producing pigs and corn but one of the world’s most popular types of apple has its roots firmly in the Iowa soil. Will Fett, executive director of the Iowa Agriculture Literacy […]

Iowa head basketball coach Fran McCaffery announced that redshirt junior Isaiah Moss has submitted his name in the NCAA transfer portal with the intention of departing the Hawkeye basketball program. “Isaiah has expressed his interest […]

Early this week, Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley warned the “United States Mexico Canada Agreement” won’t get ratified in congress if President Trump doesn’t lift the tariffs on steel and aluminum. Joni Ernst, the other Republican […]

Governor Kim Reynolds has approved a new state law that forbids landlords from charging extra pet fees to a renter who has a service animal. In addition, people in a grocery store, restaurant or other […]

For the second time in one week, the Animal Rescue League of Iowa says it rescued several cats from a Des Moines residence. ARL animal control officer, Joe Stafford says the 24 cats were found […]

The reward for information in Sunday’s fatal Waterloo highway shooting continues to grow. Waterloo police announced the reward had increased to $58,000. Authorities are trying to figure out where the bullet came from and who […]

A new report from the American Society of Civil Engineers gives Iowa infrastructure a “mediocre” but passing grade and suggests raising taxes to improve water quality and finance improvements to bridges, airports and other critical […]