Iowans in nearly 60 counties will be voting next month on various projects that would be paid for through bond issues. One of the largest such votes is in central Iowa’s Story County, where $25-million […]

Watching the leaves turn color and carving pumpkins are fall traditions in Iowa and fishing for trout has become one as well. DNR Regional Fisheries Supervisor, Mike Siepker says they get a lot of positive […]

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird is part of a legal effort to block regulations in Massachusetts that ban the sale of pork from pigs kept in tightly confined spaces. “We’re leading a big coalition of […]

It wasn’t exactly a downpour but it was better than a sprinkle, as parts of Iowa saw measurable rainfall early this morning for the first time in a long time. Meteorologist Brooke Hagenhoff, at the […]

We’re now in one of the peak times of the year for deer-vehicle collisions. Trooper Paul Gardner, with the Iowa State Patrol in Fort Dodge, reminds Iowans to stay especially vigilant for the creatures that […]

Farmers could be in their last week for harvesting beans. The U.S.D.A. crop report now shows 91% of the beans are in the bin, T That is a jump ahead of 10% compared to last […]

First district Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks, a Republican, and Democratic challenger Christina Bohannan met in an Iowa PBS debate last night and each accused the other of modifying their views on key issues to win votes. […]

A man shot by Sioux City is hospitalized in critical condition. Police responded to the east side of the city Sunday evening around 7:20 after a woman said she was approached by a man who […]

State Auditor Rob Sand, a Democrat, is calling on the Republican leader of the Iowa House to apologize for accusing Sand and his staff of withholding information about funding issues in the Iowa court system. […]