If it’s this cold in mid-autumn, many Iowans may be wondering how horrible it’ll be when winter actually arrives. At least seven Iowa cities broke all-time cold records this morning, all in single digits just […]

Law enforcement agencies in the Iowa Quad Cities have recently conducted investigations that led federal charges against nearly 20 men. There’s a Gun Investigation Unit in the Davenport Police Department. Officers from Bettendorf’s Police Department […]

After a recent survey found thousands of sexual assault evidence kits were left untested in Iowa, the state is launching a plan to keep close track of such rape kits in the future. Lynn Hicks, […]

Northern Iowa coach Mark Farley says he is cautiously optimistic as the Panthers get set to visit South Dakota State. At 7-3 thew Panthers are ranked fifth in the FCS Coaches Poll and with two […]

Former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford is ending his long-shot G-O-P challenge of President Trump’s reelection. During a news conference on the steps of New Hampshire’s statement, Sanford said because of the impeachment fight, there […]

The co-founder of a non-profit who has been focused on international food safety and food security issues for the past decade will be the new leader of the Iowa-based World Food Prize Foundation. Iowa native […]

Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley is urging farmers, biofuels industry workers and everyday Iowans to get on the EPA website and express support for upholding the renewable fuel standard, or RFS. As the deadline for public […]

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is still struggling with high water levels in Missouri River reservoirs and time is running out to get them down to winter storage stages. John Remus, chief of the […]

Vermont Senator and presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders says private insurance is causing anxiety, stress and even premature deaths as older Americans delay or defer medical care due to the costs. “I get a little bit […]

Former Vice President Joe Biden has unveiled a plan to provide additional government support veterans and their families. Speaking at a town hall in Oskaloosa on this Veterans Day, the democratic presidential candidate said he […]

After nearly a year in operation, a shelter serving homeless women and children in north-central Iowa is still working to let those in need know help is available, while also working to raise money to […]

A man who was badly burned in a trailer fire that started when he tried to refuel a running powerwasher has died. Thirty-eight-year old Jorge Orozoco died from his burn injuries on November 9th at […]

California billionaire Tom Steyer says he’s ready to do what’s politically inconvenient as president and seek constitutional changes that limit the time politicians can spend in congress to 12 years. He’d also ban corporate spending […]

The names of those involved in a fatal traffic accident on Highway 52 in Dubuque County on Saturday night have been released. The Dubuque County Sheriff’s Office says a vehicle driven by 69-year old John […]

The backup in the propane supply in Iowa is not expected to end very quickly. Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig says it continues to be a demand issue with farmers needing propane to dry crops […]

Democratic presidential candidate Julian Castro is questioning Iowa’s place at the front of calendar in the presidential nominating process. Castro, the former mayor of San Antonio, says the order of the primary and caucus schedule […]