Auto Added by WPeMatico
Iowa’s top manufacturing employer has factories around the globe, including where coronavirus outbreaks have forced massive quarantines and factory shutdowns. A spokesman for Quad Cities-based John Deere says procedures are in place to respond to […]
The state medical director says the State Hygienic Lab in Iowa City will be getting test kits for Covid-19, the coronavirus that has spread to more than 30 countries. Dr. Caitlin Pedati says those kits […]
Cedar Rapids Mayor Brad Hart highlighted the city’s work on flood protection in his annual State of the City address on Wednesday night. After record-breaking floods in 2008, Iowa’s second-largest city is in the process […]
Offensive tackle Tristan Wirfs could be one of two Iowa Hawkeyes selected in the first round of the NFL Draft. Wirfs will be on the field Friday at the Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. He is […]
A survey finds nearly one quarter of Iowa’s high schoolers vape and critics say new federal regulations on e-cigarettes are having virtually no impact toward heading off the epidemic. Matt Myers, president of the Campaign […]
The state’s top economic development officer says the coronavirus outbreak could have a negative impact on the economy, but Iowa Economic Development Authority director Debi Durham says the state’s biotech firms could play a role […]
The state’s top economic development officer says the coronavirus outbreak could have a negative impact on the economy, but Iowa Economic Development Authority director Debi Durham says the state’s biotech firms could play a role […]
The Iowa Judicial Nominating Commission will interview 15 people who have applied to replace retiring Supreme Court judge David Wiggins. The list includes five people who currently serve on lower courts, two assistant Attorneys General, […]
Iowa’s colleges and universities are warning legislators of a looming “cliff” or drop off in student enrollment. The decline is projected to be about 7% starting in the 2024 academic year. While that’s partly due […]
Republicans in the Iowa Senate want the state to hire a business to determine whether Iowans who get government food assistance or Medicaid coverage are eligible for welfare benefits. Supporters of the plan say a […]
One person is dead after an accident in northwest Iowa’s Sioux County. The accident happened on Highway 18 between Boyden and Hull around noon Tuesday when a westbound Dodge entered the oncoming lane and struck […]
An Iowa City company has won a state grant to help it continue producing some unique models. Neil Quellhorst of Protostudios says the grant paid for a new 3-D printer. “This particular printer is tailored […]
Rumors about coronavirus are flying and the medical director of the Iowa Department of Public Health is urging Iowans to get the facts before posting anything on social media so they don’t spread disinformation. Doctor […]
The head of the Iowa Economic Development Authority says state tax credits for the restoration of historic properties should no longer be available to Iowans who plan to live in the property. IEDA director Debi […]
An expert says far fewer bald eagles are spending the winter along an 80-mile stretch of the Mississippi River between eastern Iowa and western Illinois. Wildlife biologist and consultant Kelly McKay says he counted 912 […]
The coronavirus outbreak has already had a big impact on the stock market and now it’s hitting closer to home for some Iowans. The manager of the “Heart to Heart” boutique in North Liberty tells […]
A statehouse hearing has given supporters and opponents of abortion a chance to voice their opinions on a proposed constitutional amendment. Republican lawmakers have drafted the amendment in response to the Iowa Supreme Court’s 2018 […]
The Iowa Senate has approved legislation designed to address difficult and violent student behavior in Iowa schools. Senator Amy Sinclair, a Republican from Allerton, said the problem is more widespread than many imagine. “This bill […]
A non-profit organization that’s served children across northwest Iowa for one-and-a-quarter centuries is launching a fundraising campaign. The Crittenton Center, based in Sioux City, reaches more than 2,500 children and families each year through a […]
Governor Kim Reynolds says she fired the director of the state’s largest agency this summer, in part, because of the deaths of disabled patients at the Glenwood Resource Center. Reynolds has previously declined to discuss […]
Copyright © 2025 | KQRadio