DES MOINES — Gov. Kim Reynolds remains confident that the state of Iowa’s economy is strong.
After two years of dropping commodity prices and a turbulent trade war throwing inconsistency into Iowa’s...
Emily Wangen, Politics Reporter
• January 15, 2019
DES MOINES — The University of Iowa may see $12 million of increased funding to the university general fund by fiscal 2021, according to Gov. Kim Reynolds’ fiscal 2020-2021 budget proposal released...
UPDATED with interview remarks from Gov. Kim Reynolds
DES MOINES — Redemption and renewed opportunities for people convicted of crimes emerged as a prominent theme in Gov. Kim Reynolds’ first Condition...
DES MOINES — Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds delivered her second Condition of the State address on Jan. 15 — her first as an elected governor. Reynolds laid out mental health, education, correctional reform,...
The controversy over the new benches on the Pedestrian Mall continued on Monday afternoon as the Iowa City Catholic Worker House staged a protest to oppose to the benches, which were installed during the...
As medicine advances and treatments for chronic illness are consolidated into small tablets or pills, swallowing the latter is routine for most people. However, some may not be aware of the danger that...
As the UI Museum of Art celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2019, employees and friends of the museum look back at its history and forward to the construction of a new facility to house the museum.
The...
The Grant Wood Art Colony has created a new residency at the University of Iowa focused on public art in community spaces.
The residency is open to graduate and undergraduate students and will take place...
Nate Pierotti was a third-year engineering student at the University of Iowa when he told friends Connor Early and Sawyer Theisen about an idea to revolutionize the sport of football around the country....
DES MOINES — Iowa GOP lawmakers learned Monday morning that a Republican-led initiative to add the right to bear arms to the Iowa Constitution will be set back until at least 2022 because of a “bureaucratic...
By Lindsey McPherson
CQ-Roll Call (TNS)
WASHINGTON — The Republican Steering Committee unanimously decided Monday evening to not seat Iowa Rep. Steve King on any committees in the 116th Congress,...
