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Authorities are investigating a fire and explosion at a Veterans Affairs hospital in Connecticut.
Taking breaths every few words, a nurse struggled to record a video for his family hours before he died of COVID-19.
A Cape Cod server got a big surprise when Donnie Wahlberg sat down at the table.
Millions of people across Europe are living under restrictions as the continent battles a second wave of coronavirus — but in Belgium, authorities have decreed that one jolly worker is exempt from the rules: Santa Claus.
Here are 25 ways to be kind to yourself, your family and community, and the planet today or any day.
"Keep your distance and keep wearing your mask cause I know my dad would want to try and tell everybody else no to die the way he died."
Experts warn it will likely get worse before it gets better.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS — Construction began in June 2019 on a five-story, 140-room Courtyard by Marriott at 901 Melrose Ave. in University Heights. Amenities at the time included a Starbucks on...
CEDAR RAPIDS — Cedar Rapids schools director of culture and climate Justin Blietz is determined not to let the coronavirus or derecho sideline the district’s efforts toward equity....
CEDAR RAPIDS — E.J. Merriweather says the majority of his day is spent talking with people in the community and solving problems they face because he sees his job as a police officer as...
Authorities are trying to figure out what sparked a fire at the combined Taco Bell and KFC restaurant in Altoona.
An Iowa City bar is improving its air handling systems to help reduce the risk of coronavirus exposure.
CEDAR RAPIDS — The Cedar Rapids Public Library will return to curbside services only and close its buildings to the public beginning Monday. Book drops remain open, and materials are...
A confluence of interests and experience led Jennifer Smith to create elaborate, intricately detailed cakes in her Cedar Rapids backyard. “I dabbled,” Smith said. “I did have a...
CEDAR RAPIDS — Crews will begin the final pickup of nonorganic storm derecho debris — such as shingles, fences and siding — next week in Cedar Rapids. Residents should have all...
Well, the weather sure took a turn there, didn’t it? The air has taken on the crisp smell of fall, harvests from the garden are blowing up out of control, and folks are starting to talk about...
Ng is believed to be the first female general manager for a men’s team in a major professional sports in North America.
Tropical Depression 31 formed Friday morning in the Caribbean Sea and is forecast to slam into already-battered Central America.
Chicago isn't alone. Across the country, COVID-19 numbers are continuing to reach record highs, as hospitalizations and deaths accelerate and alarming rates.
A Des Moines woman claimed a $10,000 prize on a lottery ticket she had left in her car and forgotten about since August.
If you are feeling like your career has been in a holding pattern this year, it's not too late to jump-start it.
Over the next week, county election offices will be counting every ballot again — only this time by hand — to confirm the accuracy of the election.
Eight Iowa labor and civil rights groups announced a federal complaint Friday against Iowa OSHA over coronavirus concerns.
Restaurants continue to seek new ways to yield to coronavirus-related restrictions and safety measures, but are outdoor tents or "bubbles" a good solution?
Lawyers for the Trump campaign have dropped a lawsuit seeking a review of all ballots cast on Election Day after finding that the margin of victory for the presidential contest in Arizona could not be overcome.
The ruling involves the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision to accept mail-in ballots that arrived by Friday, Nov. 6, three days after the close of polling places.
The Iowa Supreme Court on Friday tossed out a murder conviction and ordered a new trial for a man accused of the gruesome 2017 stabbing death of his girlfriend.
Leonard Moses was sentenced to life in prison but was furloughed to attend his grandmother’s funeral. That's when he escaped.
Des Moines police said a portion of Southeast 14th Street was closed Friday due to a garbage truck fire.