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The ag industrial park in Webster County may someday benefit from state legislation intended to attract projects worth $1 billion or more to Iowa. The bill

A lack of board-certified physicians is hampering efforts to staff residency sites under a state-funded psychiatry residency program created by lawmakers to address a shortage of mental health professionals.

A lack of board-certified physicians is hampering efforts to staff residency sites under a state-funded psychiatry residency program created by lawmakers to address a shortage of mental health professionals.

A lack of board-certified physicians is hampering efforts to staff residency sites under a state-funded psychiatry residency program created by lawmakers to address a shortage of mental health professionals.

Before Gov. Kim Reynolds gave her Condition of the State address earlier this month, few people other than educators and parents of students who need special

DES MOINES — A lack of board-certified physicians needed to provide supervision, training and evaluation is hampering efforts by University of Iowa Health Care to staff residency sites under a

The Northern Kane County Chamber of Commerce Women in Business Dollars for Scholars is seeking applicants to award multiple $1,000 scholarships this year to current high school seniors or college stu...

A bill in the Iowa House of Representatives would allow nursing home residents and loved ones access to electronic monitoring devices installed in rooms as long-term care concerns continue.

Gov. Kim Reynolds gives the annual Condition of the State address at the state Capitol, Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2024, in …

COLUMBIA - The city of Columbia last night approved a recall vote of Columbia First Ward Councilmen Nick Knoth on the April 2nd ballot.This comes after a group