State News

Governor Kim Reynolds has made her first public statement about former President Donald Trump’s recent remarks about abortion policy. During an interview a few days ago with NBC’s Meet the Press, Trump said the six […]

More than 110 University of Iowa pharmacy students are taking shifts and volunteering to provide flu vaccinations at Iowa City-area drug stores and grocery stores over the next few months. Organizers of the effort say […]

Iowa is part of a pilot program that expands the eligibility for loans and grants in federal disaster areas. Iowa Rural Development Director, Theresa Greenfield, says the pilot here involves the seven counties declared a […]

An Iowa lawmaker is suggesting the Iowa Utilities Board lacks the authority to grant Summit Carbon Solutions permission to seize property along its proposed pipeline route from unwilling landowners. Republican Representative Steven Holt of Denison […]

The city of Marion in eastern Iowa will start issuing tickets today for traffic camera violations. Marion officer Tom Daubs tells KCRG TV that during their trial period the two camera locations combined saw almost […]

A northwest Iowa woman is jailed on several felony charges after being accused of stealing money from residents at a home for individuals with mental illness and disability where she worked. According to criminal complaints […]

The head of the Iowa Utilities Board says there’s a limit to the questions that can be asked by attorneys for landowners who don’t want the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline on their property. The Utilities […]

For nearly two-and-a-half centuries, it’s been tradition to wear professional, business attire on the floor of the U.S. Senate, and Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley says he’s in “shock” the Senate Majority Leader would drop the […]

A northwest Iowa man will spend the rest of his life behind bars after pleading guilty to murdering his mother. Forty-two-year-old Nathaniel Kassel of Rock Rapids was charged with first-degree murder in the death of […]

Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate is visiting 70 Iowa schools this fall to encourage 17 year olds to register to vote now, so they’re ready to cast a ballot when they turn 18. “I […]