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Iowa senior Kathleen Doyle has been named the Big Ten Conference Player of the Year, as voted on by the coaches and media. The native of LaGrange Park, Illinois, is the sixth Hawkeye in program […]
State officials have commissioned a survey of Iowa manufacturers to evaluate industry trends. Iowa Economic Development Authority director Debi Durham says the results will likely help reconfigure state incentives as well as re-training programs. “We […]
There’s an apparent upside to all the fears about coronavirus, as it’s bringing a drop in gasoline prices in Iowa and across the U.S. With tens of millions of people quarantined in China, fuel consumption […]
Fears about coronavirus slowed Iowa’s economy during February, along with the overall economy across the Midwest, according to a Creighton University survey of business leaders and supply managers in nine states. Creighton economist Ernie Goss […]
Researchers say tiny pieces of plastic are polluting the shores of some northwest Iowa beaches. Students at Buena Vista University teamed up with Storm Lake High School students to collect baggies of sand along three […]
An Iowa City lab which uses a 3-D printer to make anatomically correct models of body parts for doctors got its start in helping turn the ideas and dreams of entrepreneurs into reality. Neil Quellhorst […]
A selection of historic photos from 75 years ago are on display at the downtown museum in Sioux City. Vernon Tott of Sioux City was serving in the U.S. Army’s 84th Infantry Division that was […]
Some stores in Iowa are already sold out of face masks, but a state health official says there’s no need for Iowans to be stockpiling masks over fears about coronavirus. Polly Carver-Kimm, spokeswoman for the […]
Local governments in northwest Iowa are discussing an agreement that would launch a study of the entire Iowa Great Lakes watershed. Milford Mayor Steve Anderson says Lower Gar Lake is on the state list of […]
The number of homes sold in Iowa last month bounded more than 10% compared to January of 2019, according to a report from the Iowa Association of Realtors. Association president Scott Wendl, a realtor in […]
February has an extra day this year as it does every four years and that creates some unusual situations for those born as Leap Year babies. The Good Samaritan Society of Le Mars has two […]
The risk of spring flooding along the Missouri River in western Iowa remains above normal, according to the National Weather Service’s second spring flood outlook, released Thursday. The next few weeks look generally dry. Mike […]
Honor Flights will return to northeast Iowa this fall with the Dubuque area being the hub. The inaugural Honor Flight of Greater Dubuque took off 10 years ago with nearly 100 World War Two veterans […]
A bipartisan group of state senators has voted to confirm Beth Skinner as director of the Iowa Department of Corrections. Senator Rich Taylor, a Democrat from Mount Pleasant is a retired correctional officer. He urged […]
Members of the Iowa House mark Black History Month by giving a series of speeches shortly after the House convenes each day. Representative Ras Smith of Waterloo took his turn at the microphone in a […]
A new advocate for Iowans with disabilities will be chosen next weekend in Waterloo. The Ms. Wheelchair Iowa Contest is scheduled for March 7th and contestants are still welcome to apply and compete for the […]
The counting of the Iowa Democratic Party’s February 3rd Caucuses appears to be over, with the narrowest margin of victory ever. Early this evening, the Iowa Democratic Party announced the results of the limited recount […]
The University of Northern Iowa’s Chemistry and Biochemistry Department has been awarded a $25,000 grant by the Iowa Space Grant Consortium, supported by NASA. Associate professor, Joshua Seebree says the money will be used to […]
The Government Oversight Committee in the Iowa House will meet March 16th to hear from the state agency director Governor Reynolds has put in charge of changes at the state-run Glenwood Resource Center. Department of […]
Republicans in the Iowa House have passed a bill that would force any Iowa city or county with gun restrictions in a government-owned building to screen people at entrances and have an armed guard inside. […]
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