State News

An eastern Iowa man is facing charges after Allamakee County Deputies say he was on top of a water tower naked. Deputies were called to a pickup fire at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday and were unable […]

Iowa Senators Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst are calling on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to keep its commitment to repair a key levee near Hamburg. The Corps ordered that the levee be lowered […]

Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate says hackers have not compromised any Iowa voting systems, but Pate says the Russians are waging a “war of public opinion” on social media to sow doubt about the […]

Ground was broken in downtown Des Moines today for a new $137 million federal courthouse on a vacant lot where the downtown YMCA once stood. That location was criticized by some local officials who preferred […]

Searchers have located a missing boater’s body in the West Nishnabotna River near Hamburg. The Fremont County Sheriff’s Office says the body of 77-year-old Thomas Gibson of Watson, Missouri was discovered near the Goldenrod Boat […]

The number of homes in Iowa that are owned by their occupants is relatively steady, but declined slightly from 2017 to 2018. Home ownership peaked in Iowa in 2000, when just over 75 percent of […]

Lawyers for the States of Iowa and Nebraska as well as the City of Council Bluffs have filed an appeal to try to shut down the Native American casino in Carter Lake. The Ponca tribe […]

The Iowa Association of Realtors report for July shows the number of home sales was almost the same compared to one year ago. Association President John Goede says the numbers show around nine percent more […]

Democratic presidential candidates have been joining the chorus of complaints from ethanol backers upset by Trump Administration waivers for oil companies. Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar held a news conference outside the Iowa Capitol yesterday, blasting […]