The seniors who’ve just started their final year at a public or private high school in Iowa are the first graduating class required to pass
An historic park in Dubuque is getting a much-needed facelift thanks to a 750-thousand dollar grant to restore buildings. City planner Chris Happ Olson says
The state’s Thrive Iowa program is now operating in 20 of the state’s 99 counties. The Iowa Department of Health and Human Services launched the
An interactive art exhibit designed to encourage play, creativity and connection will open in the heart of Iowa’s capital city this weekend. Renae Mauk (MOCK),
Meta — the company that owns Facebook and Instagram — has reached a 17-BILLION dollar settlement with 47 states, including Iowa, that had filed lawsuits
(Article submitted by: Addalyn Sonntag, Atlantic FFA Reporter) The Cass County Fair is a week to remember. For most youth in FFA, it’s a time
Since opening in 1931, the Black Hawk Bridge has been synonymous with the Mississippi River town of Lansing, but the span was closed last fall,
Sioux City is the latest Iowa community to appoint an interim police chief to replace a department leader. This summer the interim police chiefs in
The U-S Environmental Protection Agency is reportedly set to double the exemptions allowing oil refineries to opt out of the amount of renewable fuels required
The Iowa Poison Control Center is setting up a program to provide round-the-clock clinical advice to healthcare professionals treating patients who’ve overdosed on opioids or
Emmet County’s Board of Supervisors has unanimously adopted a one-year moratorium on new data center developments. Supervisor Lisa Hansen of Armstrong, chair of the board,
Eastern Iowa’s Scott County is launching a program to move people experiencing chronic homelessness out of emergency care and into more sustainable treatment. They’ll be
