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Texts from a former Adair County police chief, who was convicted in February on several federal weapon charges, suggest he knowingly abused his power to acquire weapons for profit.

While there are no state-owned beaches with swim warnings, there are three city and county parks this week that are not managed by the state that had elevated bacteria concentrations in water near their beaches

The Iowa Supreme Court has ruled that the City of Cedar Rapids must disclose job applications received from current employees.

In Iowa, tuition for students in grades 1 through 12, where not all families are yet eligible for ESAs, increased by between 10% and 16%, the study found.

It is the first confirmation of highly pathogenic avian influenza in a commercial or backyard poultry flock this year in Iowa, Iowa Capital Dispatch reports.

Hunter 05/28/24 State officials are taking steps to increase voter registration access for Iowa Medicaid applicants, roughly four months after a report said the

Hunter 05/28/24 Iowa Health and Human Services Director Kelly Garcia says that Governor Kim Reynolds overhaul of the Behavioral Health system will make health

Hunter 05/26/24 State Auditor Rob Sand says a recent audit of the Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board showed no attempt to collect penalties imposed on

The Iowa Board of Chiropractic has redacted much of the information in an order halting the practice of an Iowa chiropractor.

The pace of corn and soybean planting accelerated last week amid a rainfall reprieve for much of the state, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.