State News

The cost to make temporary repairs to levees impacted by spring flooding along the Missouri River continues to rise. John Leighow, chief of readiness and contingency operations with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Northwestern […]

A judge has moved the trial of a Delaware County man accused of killing his wife with a corn rake. Todd Mullis was set to stand trial in Delaware County District Court beginning August 19th. […]

An Ottumwa woman has reached a plea bargain for her role in a shootout with police last year. Last August, authorities say 36-year-old Tiffany McNeal drove three men to the south side of Ottumwa to […]

Democratic lawmakers in the Iowa House and Senate are calling for an investigation of why Republican Governor Kim Reynolds asked a former state agency director to resign. Former Iowa Department of Human Services director Jerry […]

Thousands of bicyclists are making their way from Atlantic to Winterset on this second day of the statewide ride called RAGBRAI. During the overnight stop in Atlantic, several members of Team Bad Monkey discussed some […]

Clean-up is underway in Waverly after a weekend storm injured five people and left wide-spread damage throughout the northeast Iowa community. Officials say straight-line winds uprooted trees and blew down utility lines around noon on […]

Thousands of bicycle riders will be pedaling into Burlington on Friday and community leaders say they’ll be ready, despite intense flooding there just a few weeks ago. The Mississippi River town is an overnight host […]

Middle school students from the Hamburg Community School District will be hard at work this fall building a new home for a family impacted by this year’s Missouri River flooding. Hamburg Superintendent Mike Wells says […]

A businessman who made his debut on Iowa’s political stage nearly a year ago has made the idea of a “universal basic income” the centerpiece of his campaign. “I’m Andrew Yang. I’m running for president […]

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is defending his “Medicare for All” plan as some competitors for the Democratic Party’s 2020 presidential nomination warn embracing the proposal could doom the party’s prospects next year. “Those candidate who […]