Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds continued this week to signal her desire to take on the federal government’s coming COVID-19 vaccine requirement for large businesses.
DES MOINES — Iowa doctors accused of doing something dangerous or inappropriate could keep the allegations private until a regulatory board makes a final determination and issues a report under a state Supreme Court decision issued Friday.
Election politics may do more to win approval of the trillion-dollar infrastructure package he voted for than congressional arm-twisting has — so far — accomplished, Sen. Chuck Grassley said.
Iowans are getting a look at a second redistricting plan that if approved by the Legislature will set the boundaries for the state’s congressional and legislative districts for the next decade.
On Friday morning, a vehicle procession in remembrance of Iowa State Patrol trooper Ted Benda will pass through several North Iowa counties.
Here's a round-up of news about the Deere strike from Oct. 19-20:
Deere & Co. has been granted an injunction against striking UAW members, who now must comply with strict orders, including a limit on the number of picketers allowed near Deere gates in Davenport.
Denied services for Medicaid members increased dramatically following the 2016 switch to managed care, according to a new report from the Iowa State Auditor’s Office.
Iowans who have contracted COVID-19 should still get one of the vaccines, the state’s public health director reiterated Tuesday.
Armed with research showing Iowans support more affordable housing in their communities and neighborhoods, the IFA plans to launch Welcome Home Iowa later this year to highlight the benefits of housing diversity.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The first Black chair of Iowa’s Democratic Party says he received a series of racist messages, including a lynching threat, after writing an opinion piece in a local newspaper criticizing former President Donald Trump and the state Republican officials who stood with …
Glenn Hurst is starting his campaign for the U.S. Senate with what he knows best — health care.
Despite widespread rain across Iowa, farmers had nearly five days of suitable weather to continue their corn and soybean harvests as well as fall tillage and fertilizer application.
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Deere & Co. and Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW) representatives are headed back to the negotiating table on Monday, according to Brian Rothenberg, communications advisor for UAW.
DES MOINES -- Iowa’s elected leaders mostly struck hopeful tones, while not favoring either John Deere or its striking workers, when commenting on the ongoing labor dispute Monday.
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Deere & Co. and Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW) representatives are headed back to the negotiating table on Monday, according to Brian Rothenberg, communications advisor for UAW.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — An agency will release a second attempt at redrawing Iowa’s congressional and legislative district lines this week, and the response from Republicans could make clear whether they intend to stick with the state’s nonpartisan process or opt for a more partisan approach…
The latest surge of government aid to expand broadband access in Iowa is much needed, industry experts say, but the goal of universal coverage by 2025 remains formidable.
A roundup of legislative and Capitol news items of interest from Friday, Oct. 15:
The expert panel charged with forecasting Iowa’s state revenues painted a rosy picture of the state’s budget and future financial health.
Across Iowa, COVID-19 hospitalizations have been back on the rise over the last several months -- and it's taking a toll on local health care providers.
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