A new study shows cancer rates in the Midwest are among the highest in the nation, and the number of cancer cases in Iowa is rising, while the state’s rate of cancer deaths is falling. […]

Today is the day Iowa’s Secretary of State certifies which candidates will have their names printed on Iowa ballots for the November election, but three Libertarian Party candidates have gone to court asking for a […]

The Mid American Museum of Aviation and Transportation in Sioux City will host a special presentation this month. Museum director Kevin Blosch says it will honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for their country. […]

Ninety-two restored barns will be featured on this month’s statewide tour organized by the Iowa Barn Foundation. The group raises money to preserve the state’s dwindling number of barns. Wayne Frost, a spokesman for the […]

Class 5A 1.  WDM Valley (1-0), LW #2 vs #2 Dowling 2.  Dowling Catholic (1-0), LW #4 vs #1 Valley 3.  Waukee (1-0), LW #6 vs Waukee Northwest 4.  Ankeny Centennial (1-0), LW #7 vs […]

Men in Marshalltown and Des Moines were shot to death this weekend and suspects are in custody. On Saturday morning, police found a man who’d been shot, lying in a Marshalltown street. The shooting victim, […]

A University of Iowa clinic is offering free, short-term mental health counseling to rural Iowans who have limited or zero access to it, in addition to substance use prevention and treatment. UI psychology professor Martin […]

A University of Iowa study finds a significant number of homeowners who qualify for low-interest government loans to rebuild after a disaster choose not to apply, or they reject the loan after they’re approved. Finance […]