July ended with hot temperatures and record high dew point temperatures, according to a weekly weather report from the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship. While the temperatures were ...

An audit released Monday shows the state has made “substantial improvements” in efforts to inspect nursing homes and now meets federal requirements, state Auditor Rob Sand said. In 2024, the state ...

Two Iowa community colleges will use grant funding from the state to expand their career training capabilities for high school students. The Iowa Department of Education announced in a news release ...

Six years after it first opened, a care facility in rural Iowa that has allegedly been operating without the required licensure has been temporarily shut down by a court order. District Court Judge ...

Rural public school districts are seeing effects of Iowa's Education Savings Accounts on their classrooms, budgets and ...

As Mount Mercy and St. Ambrose universities come close to a full combination, federal and accreditation agencies are causing ...

BRITT — Republican gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn defended his Medicaid stance Saturday at the Hancock County Fair in Britt, expressing a need to continue Gov. Kim Reynolds’ healthcare policy. Lahn ...

The candidate also said he would support raising taxes on tobacco and nicotine products and providing more cancer research ...

Black students and students with disabilities are more likely to be arrested by law enforcement working in Iowa schools, the ...

The owner of a southern Iowa puppy mill where 32 dogs were found have been neglected is currently facing no criminal charges ...

The DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee voted to advance a 2028 presidential nominating calendar Friday that starts with South ...

Regulators have temporarily suspended the license of a Bettendorf chiropractor convicted of bank fraud and money laundering.