Iowa City woman accused of kicking in apartment door, threatening tenant
An Iowa City woman allegedly kicked in an apartment door and threatened the tenant inside, according to an Iowa City Police Department criminal complaint.
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Iowa man with Parkinson’s takes on 100,000-step challenge
A 74-year-old Iowa man with Parkinson’s disease is taking on a 100,000-step challenge at the Outlets of Des Moines in an effort to reach a personal milestone and encourage others living with the condition.
Candidate: U.S. Senate can’t go home until new Farm Bill
Iowa State Rep. Josh Turek has called on Congress to pass a federal Farm Bill before adjourning for the year.
Iowa climatologist: El Nino could cause warmest year ever
With potential for a “very strong” El Nino event later this year, the planet could experience the warmest year on record, Iowa State Climatologist Justin Glisan said Friday on Iowa PBS’s “Iowa Press.”
Iowa DNR beach monitoring says not to swim at 11 beaches
Several beaches have experienced high levels of E. coli or algae that can be dangerous, according to the state’s Department of Natural Resources.
Iowa farmer anticipates more interest in local produce amid cyclospora outbreak
An Iowa farmer says buying local fruits and vegetables allows customers to directly ask details about the farming process.
Iowa, Nebraska initiative awarded $15 million for biomanufacturing innovation
A biomass and biomanufacturing initiative led by Iowa State University has received National Science Foundation funding.
Iowa dentist fined $2,000 for unsanitary conditions in his practice
A dentist who has practiced in Iowa for less than two years has been cited for unsanitary conditions in his practice.
Replacing state income taxes with sales taxes will help the rich and hurt the rest of us
If Iowans want a glimpse of their future, they might just look to the south. To Missouri. Republicans there are asking people to approve a constitutional amendment next month to eliminate the state income ta...
Iowa State University lab examines muscle and bone deterioration in space and on Earth
An Iowa State University lab is working to develop countermeasures to the muscle and bone loss seen by astronauts, older adults and others.
Des Moines priest sues feds over the imminent expiration of his work authorization
A Catholic priest from Nigeria, now working in Des Moines, is suing the government over alleged inaction on his residency status.
Theft of drugs from Iowa hospital triggers criminal charges, licensing board sanctions
The Iowa Board of Pharmacy has sanctioned a hospital pharmacy for failing to adequately monitor its supply of controlled substances.
Speaker Mike Johnson condemns Democratic Socialists at Iowa Christian gathering
House Speaker Mike Johnson says Iowa is at the forefront in a “battle for basic principles” and warns against Democratic Socialists.
Iowa agriculture experts release report on state ag economy amid downturn
A report announced at the Iowa Farm Bureau 2026 Economic Summit detailed Iowa's agriculture economy amid a multi-year economic downturn.
DNR to hold public meetings on solutions for dangerous Palisades-Kepler dam
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is seeking public input as it explores remediation of a low-head dam in Palisades-Kepler State Park.
Argentina, Spain and their stars Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal meet in World Cup final
Worry no more about wildfire smoke and $10,000 ticket prices. Sunday's final between Argentina and Spain — the first meeting of their transcendent stars — is here and seems destined to be a classic.
A nonprofit helping previously incarcerated men is expanding to Des Moines
Harvest Academy in Indianola helps its participants overcome challenges after leaving jail. The program wants to relocate its campus to help more people, and just broke ground on a bigger location in Des Moi...
Iowa mother receives a first-of-its-kind organ transplant
Elizabeth Wehrle, of Montezuma, received a quadruple organ transplant earlier this year with a new liver, kidney and retransplanted lungs. This week, she returns home.
Granny Basketball keeps six-on-six tradition alive and celebrates women playing as they age
The Granny Basketball National Tournament is in Ankeny this weekend. Iowa is the birthplace of the sport, which celebrates six-on-six history and gives a space for older women to compete.
IPR CEO Myrna Johnson reflects on tenure as she heads into retirement
Myrna Johnson steered IPR through the pandemic, the transition to an independent nonprofit and through the loss of federal funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
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Clinton residents request steep restrictions in the face of QTS hyperscale data center
A small city on the Mississippi River will take more time to write zoning rules that could affect plans for one of the largest data centers in the state.