(Radio Iowa) – A new state law going into effect tomorrow will provide more protections to victims of human trafficking. It also gives prosecutors an
(Washington, D.C., July 1, 2026) – In preparation for America’s 250th Anniversary on the Fourth of July, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Food Safety
(State News) – The Iowa State Patrol reports five people were injured during three separate crashes over the past couple of days. Two of the
(Radio Iowa) – A University of Iowa professor of mathematical sciences who’s retiring today (Wednesday) is being awarded what’s considered the Nobel Prize for his
(Radio Iowa) – The U-S Justice Department has proposed a settlement with the nation’s largest egg producers who allegedly conspired to fix prices between June
ATLANTIC, IA – Produce in the Park aims to make local foods accessible to as many people as possible, and therefore the market has taken
(Radio Iowa) – A new law that goes into effect today (Wednesday, July 1st) establishes a new “emeritus” license for Iowa physicians. Dr. Lillian Erdahl,
DES MOINES – State, federal and local law enforcement agencies encourage all boaters to avoid alcohol and drugs this busy holiday weekend to ensure everyone’s
(Radio Iowa) – Iowa Senator Joni Ernst says a bill she co-sponsored has closed loopholes in two federal programs that award U-S military contracts to
(Radio Iowa) – The Iowa Supreme Court says one of two executives for a Texas company can be held liable for USED wind turbine blades
(Radio Iowa) – Planned Parenthood will close its Iowa City clinic on July 31st — leaving the Planned Parenthood clinic in Des Moines as the
(Radio Iowa) – Iowans who celebrate Independence Day early with fireworks may be upsetting some of their neighbors, and not just for shattering the tranquility.
