(Radio Iowa) – A bill on its way to the governor would create tax rebates for companies building or restarting nuclear power plants — if
(Walnut, IA) – Officials in Walnut have announced some unfortunate news: the Walnut Splash Pad will remain closed this summer. The City of Walnut –
ATLANTIC, IA – Cass Health’s Senior Life Solutions program is proud to recognize Mental Health Awareness Month by embracing this year’s theme, “More Good Days,
DES MOINES, IA – Iowa Treasurer’s Office has announced the 2026 Robert D. Blue Scholarship presented by the Iowa Centennial Memorial Foundation is now open.
(Council Bluffs) A student from western Iowa was honored Thursday for her commitment to service, leadership and community impact. Officials with the non-profit organization SHARE
(Radio Iowa) – As the legislature moves toward ending its 2026 session, the Iowa House and Senate have approved a bill that outlines one BILLION
(Clarinda, IA) – The Page County Attorney’s Office has released a report on Page County District Court case outcomes, for the week of April 6,
(Atlantic, Ia) – The Stop the Scammers statewide fraud education campaign visited Atlantic, Thursday, to teach local residents how to recognize and prevent common financial scams. The 20-stop
(Radio Iowa) – Today (Friday) marks the nine-year anniversary of the death of a Pottawattamie County Sheriff’s deputy, who was fatally shot by an inmate
DES MOINES, Iowa (IOWA CAPITAL DISPATCH) – Republican-backed legislation restricting eligibility for federal food assistance programs is headed to the governor’s desk over the objections
(Radio Iowa) – The legislature has unanimously passed a bill that raises the penalty for animal torture to a felony, with a potential sentence of
(Radio Iowa) – State Auditor Rob Sand, the only Democrat who’s running for governor, is proposing new initiatives to address concerns about Iowa’s water quality
