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"The craziest things can happen," she said. "There are good people."
Joel Thys' insurance company, Federated Insurance, told him they would not pay for repairs. So he filed a state and now federal lawsuit that demands Federated pay $932,000.
DES MOINES — Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice Susan Christensen on Thursday appointed 6th Judicial District Judge Lars Anderson to succeed Chief Judge Patrick Grady when he retires next month...
At the same time they were voting to re-elect President Donald Trump and U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst and expand the state’s GOP legislative majority, Iowa voters said they favor a dramatic increase...
Several Eastern Iowa school districts are adjusting in-person learning as cases of coronavirus soar in Iowa: • The Cedar Rapids Community School District is online now until Nov. 30. The Iowa...
More than a dozen former Hawkeye football players allege they were demeaned with racial slurs, forced to abandon Black hairstyles, fashion and culture to fit the “Iowa Way” promoted by Ferentz, and retaliated against for speaking out, the press release said.
"We were just desperate to go anywhere and do something and had no idea that once we got here that nothing would be open."
She enthusiastically expressed her gratitude, thanks to an outreach connected to students.
The State Board of Health voted 7-2 on Thursday in favor of recommending a mask mandate.
Water rescue personnel and fire departments saved 31 people from their vehicles, a county official said.
Police said she was able to escape by lowering herself through a laundry chute to the basement of the house.
In its report on how to rebuild the economy after COVID-19, Deutsche Bank proposed a 5% daily tax on workers that continue to work from home.
Chief Meteorologist Kurtis Gertz brings the latest in KCCI weather.
The affected number of ballots may number a few thousand or less.
Officers were able to track down the elusive Bigfoot statue that had been stolen from the Bigfoot Discovery Museum in California.
Remsen beat Montezuma 108-94 in the first eight-man semifinal game Thursday.
From frogs in the pool to finding new places to swim, these girls did what it took.
President Donald Trump has publicly disengaged from the battle against the COVID-19 at a moment when the disease is tearing across the United States at an alarming pace.
Arthur Sanchez says he didn't take COVID-19 seriously until he nearly died.
Despite Iowa's rise in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations, Gilg Gachiani said Broadlawns has an ample supply of testing.
President-elect Joe Biden is unlikely to get sweeping health care changes through a closely divided Congress, but there’s a menu of narrower actions he can choose from to make a tangible difference on affordability and coverage for millions of people.
Senate partisan control won’t be decided until two runoffs are held in Georgia on Jan. 5.
New research confirms that temperature and symptom checks miss many coronavirus infections.
His wish? To celebrate different holidays for a week – his birthday, Halloween, St. Patrick’s Day, Fourth of July, Easter and Thanksgiving for one last time, culminating with a Christmas parade.
Iowa now has a road map for local governments to wind down the drug war. A Des Moines task force this week submitted its recommendations for minimizing enforcement of marijuana possession. It is the...
The Aug. 10 derecho created $88 million in losses for Cedar Rapids-based insurer United Fire Group, which already had plans to exit the personal insurance business. The company ended third quarter...
CEDAR RAPIDS — Since the start of the virus, 15 inmates and 16 staffers at the Linn County Jail have tested positive for COVID-19, the sheriff said Thursday. As of Thursday, 12 inmates are in...
The outdoors aren't just a pandemic backup plan. Spending time outside makes us happy, experts say, an effect that doesn't go away when it's cold.
For the 19th day in a row, Iowa has broken the record for coronavirus hospitalizations. For the seventh straight day, the state has reported more than 4,000 new positive cases.