State News

Iowa (RI) — Democratic candidate for governor Rob Sand says Iowa’s voluntary preschool program should expand from a half-day for four-year-olds to a full-day program for both three- and four-year-olds.

Iowa (RI) — With the final holiday weekend of summer approaching, many Iowans are preparing to head out of state for short Labor Day getaways — and they’ll be paying

Iowa (RI) — The final day of August is bringing back steamy, late-summer weather, with 31 counties in south-central and southeast Iowa under a heat advisory from 1 p.m. today

Iowa (RI) — Data centers have become a flash point around Iowa, with several counties enacting moratoriums as they study potential impacts and regulations. National Taxpayers Union President Pete Sepp

Sioux City, Iowa (RI) – The school year is just underway and the Sioux City School District is already seeing drivers illegally passing stopped school buses that a dropping off

Statewide Iowa (RI) – Taylor Wettach, the Democrat who’s running to be Iowa’s next state auditor, says there should be more transparency about private school budgets now that the state

Statewide Iowa (RI) – The harvest is underway at most of the Iowa’s apple orchards. At Deal’s Orchard in Jefferson, manager Chris Deal says they have over 40 varieties of

Des Moines, Iowa (RI) — A judge has ruled that two Libertarians selected earlier this month as replacement candidates for lieutenant governor and Iowa’s third congressional district cannot appear on

Sioux City, Iowa (RI) — Sioux City will be buzzing with gamers, cosplayers, and pop-culture fans this weekend as the annual Sioux City Geek Convention — better known as GeekCon