(Radio Iowa) – The Iowa legislature has unanimously voted to set deadlines for insurance companies being asked to authorize treatment, prescriptions or other health care
(Radio Iowa) – Davenport police officers are increasing foot patrols downtown as part of a partnership with local mental health and housing agencies. Working with
(Radio Iowa) – The Iowa House Oversight Committee has launched an investigation of the mis-allocation of 23 million dollars in court fines. Court officials first
(Atlantic, Iowa) – The Atlantic Police Department, today (Wed., April 16th), released a report on arrests that occurred from March 1st through April 13th. Beginning
(Greenfield, Iowa) – The Adair County Board of Supervisors held their regular weekly meeting, this (Wednesday) morning. The Board approved: Publishing of W-2 Wages A
(Radio Iowa) – U-S Senator Chuck Grassley says American citizens deserve due process and he says President Trump should explain why a Maryland man remains
(Des Moines, Iowa) – Iowa House lawmakers have unanimously passed a bill expanding cancer coverage for emergency responders in Iowa, sending it to the governor.
(Radio Iowa) – An Army and Marine Corps veteran who’s executive director of the Knoxville Chamber of Commerce is launching a campaign for the Iowa
(Radio Iowa) – The Des Moines-based Harkin Institute is hosting what it calls a wellness symposium today (Wednesday) on The Future of Clean Water. Event
(Red Oak, Iowa) – Sheriff’s officials in Montgomery County report a man from Stanton was arrested at around 7-p.m. Tuesday, on an Assault charge. 47-year-old
FORT MADISON, Iowa (KCRG) – It was standing room only at Fort Madison’s City Hall with Iowans looking to get answers from Iowa Senator Chuck
(Urbandale, Iowa/via the Iowa Capital Dispatch) – State universities are planning to increase tuition for undergraduate and graduate students once again this fall, pending approval
