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One company allegedly failed to pay overtime; the other is accused of spending employees retirement funds.

A birthday party and swap meet in North Iowa last year resulted in a $4,500 fine for its host after photographic and video evidence revealed that partygoers burned a car

U.S. Department of Labor accused an Iowa company of failing to pay workers overtime and another of spending workers’ retirement contributions.

A Minnesota man who collected tens of thousands of tires in northern Iowa without proper permits has been fined $10,000 by the state Department of Natural Resources.

The U.S. Department of Labor is taking two Iowa companies to court over allegations that they either failed to pay workers overtime or spent their workers’ retirement contributions.

Legislation to stop Iowans from using SNAP benefits to buy products like fresh meat, butter, sliced cheese and bagged salads advanced Thursday despite controversy that made national news this week.

The Democratic National Committee plans to ratify the new presidential nominating calendar this week but the Iowa Democratic Party’s new chair said the early state lineup is not a “done deal.”

A district court judge has rejected a request to dismiss the trespassing charge against a land surveyor who attempted to evaluate a northwest Iowa property in August for Summit Carbon

A GOP proposal to expand the Iowa attorney general’s authority in handling election-misconduct claims could “politicize the office,” according to one Democratic senator.

A GOP proposal to expand the Iowa attorney general’s authority in handling election-misconduct claims could “politicize the office,” according to one Democratic senator. The proposal, along with one that would