Felony charges against nursing home worker dropped due to missed deadline
Felony charges against nursing home worker dropped due to missed deadline
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Felony charges against nursing home worker dropped due to missed deadline
Board: Pharmacist failed to report vaccinations for 15 years
Community colleges plan for less property tax revenue growth
Former medical director of Ames health spa faces more sanctions
Scuttled sale of nonprofit care facility in Des Moines sparks litigation
Two recent episodes are examples of government leaders "bedeviled by lousy optics and burdened by tone deafness."
Trump’s quest to exercise authority over elections and impose sweeping restrictions on voters has proved largely unsuccessful.
U.S. Rep. Zach Nunn announced Monday at DMACC that the community college will receive $2 million in federal funding for its facility project.
An Iowa nursing home worker was criminally charged with failing to check on a man in distress and then falsifying records about the incident.
Gov. Kim Reynolds signing the measure into law makes Iowa the 50th state to have felony charges in place for animal torture.
"When should the torch be passed on or just taken away from an older generation unwilling to ride off into the sunset?"
The two Democrats held a roundtable discussion with nurses and advocates about healthcare shortages in Iowa.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is being taken to court over its efforts to deport an Iowa man back to his home country of Vietnam.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren rallied support for Zach Wahls' campaign for the U.S. Senate Sunday, saying he "courage to stand up" for Iowans.
Our end-of-session roundup of accomplishments and bills left behind, plus the first U.S. Senate Democratic debate and more.
Thune came to Iowa in support of U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson, who is running to become the GOP nominee for the state's U.S. Senate seat in 2026.
A pregnant, homeless asylum-seeker is suing Homeland Security over its alleged failure to grant her permission to work in the U.S.
The University of Iowa is set to enter the implementation phase of its initiative to identify cost-saving measures and revenue opportunities.
Three Iowa healthcare providers have been denied unemployment benefits after being fired for allegedly violating patient privacy laws.
An Ankeny dentist who is being sued for alleged malpractice is now facing disciplinary charges of professional incompetence.
Just over a week after the U.S. Supreme Court allowed states to break up Black districts, the decision is roiling politics across the South.
Supporters of the Iowa Water Quality Information System say the state should have provided funding to it specifically, rather than the DNR.
An Iowa hospital is being sued for allegedly harvesting the organs of a deceased patient without consulting with the patient’s next of kin.
An Iowa nursing home resident died last month after being catapulted out of her wheelchair inside one of the facility’s vans.