All around Iowa, the United States and the world, people responded to Tuesday’s conviction of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin …
Under legislation signed Friday, which takes effect July 1, no permit will be required for an individual to purchase or carry a concealed fire…
A reporter for the Des Moines Register was found not guilty of interfering with official acts and failing to disperse Wednesday.
After a vehicle pursuit that ended in Hamilton County, the Iowa State University Police Department arrested a 14-year-old girl and charged her…
Today marks eight months since Iowa’s first COVID-19 death.
The 2020 election cycle included three Iowa House of Representatives races in Story County that each went to the incumbent candidates.
Republican candidate Jesse Green won the District 24 Iowa State Senate seat.
Since the 2016 election, an estimate of over 45,000 Iowans with past felony convictions have had their voting rights restored in time to participate in the 2020 election.
J.D. Scholten is the Democratic candidate running to represent the 4th Congressional District of Iowa for the U.S. House of Representatives. Scholten was a professional baseball player playing in Canada, as well as a litigation paralegal specializing in intellectual property and trials law. Scholten is running a second time, as he narrowly lost the 2018 election to incumbent Steve King, who has been representing Iowa for 17 years before being voted out in the June primaries. The Iowa Sta…
Gov. Kim Reynolds issued a proclamation that will allow bars, wineries, breweries and distilleries to reopen in Story and Johnson counties, homes to Iowa State University and University of Iowa.
Two weeks after Gov. Kim Reynolds issued bars in six counties, including Story County, to be closed, she announced Iowa’s COVID-19 positivity rate has decreased.
Gov. Kim Reynolds issued an emergency proclamation closing all bars, taverns, wineries, breweries, distilleries and nightclubs in Story County, along with five other counties.
The Ames City Council voted to draft an enforceable ordinance that makes face coverings required in public spaces indoors and outdoors when social distancing is not possible. The ordinance would go against the governor’s emergency proclamation, the attorney general and the city attorney.
The damage of the derecho that swept through Iowa earlier in the week was addressed by Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds at a Cedar Rapids press conference Friday.
