State News

Most fire departments in the state don’t do a lot of work on the water — but those on the Mississippi River are the exception. Davenport Fire Chief Mike Carlsten

Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. says it makes no sense to provide federal tax credits to ANY of the three proposed carbon pipeline projects. “These pipelines are one

The Iowa women’s basketball team dropped the Croatia All-Stars, 109-29, in its final contest of the Foreign Tour. All 12 Hawkeyes that suited up scored in Sunday night’s contest. Sophomore

Iowa women who use wheelchairs are being recruited to take part in the Ms. Wheelchair Iowa Contest this fall. The winner will spend the next year as the state’s chief

Crowd numbers typically soar on Saturdays at the Iowa State Fair and seven presidential candidates will visit the fair today. GOP frontrunners Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis are

Iowa Senator Joni Ernst says she’s introducing bipartisan legislation to help address the state’s chronic shortage of physicians. Ernst says the legislation focuses on a waiver program that grants foreign

The winner of the Iowa State Fair’s Big Pumpkin contest is more than 200 pounds heavier than the pig that was crowned as the fair’s Big Boar. Kids, and adults,

For Iowans who enjoy growing fruits and veggies in their back yards, it’s almost time to put those home gardens to sleep for the season. Horticulturist Isaac Zaman says once

Parts of Iowa may see temperatures in the 90s this weekend, but it’ll be a whole lot chillier in the eastern Iowa arena where the new season in the ancient

Former Vice President Mike Pence says he’s looking forward to a “vigorous” discussion as the 2024 Republican presidential candidates debate on August 23rd. Eight candidates have qualified for the debate