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The family of a Webster County woman is suing Trinity Regional Medical Center in Fort Dodge for errors that allegedly resulted in her death.

A proposal by the U.S. Department of Agriculture would provide producers with more information to help them in their contract negotiations.

Hunter 08/08/22 A Solon nursing home is among those recently added to a list of the nation's worst care facilities. Iowa Capital Dispatch reports that topping

Hunter 07/14/22 A West Liberty resident has filed a one million dollar-plus lawsuit against the city, alleging that complaints about a neighbor's excessive dog

The state of Iowa’s job-search website remains inoperative, more than two weeks after the system fell victim to a cyberattack.

The reason for Iowa's job search website outage for the last two weeks is coming into focus.

The state’s COVID-19 infection rate increased significantly in the past week when there were 5,187 new confirmed cases, a 30% jump from the week prior.

A Wisconsin dentist who moved to Iowa after his license was revoked continued to practice and to accumulate charges of wrongdoing.

Iowa school officials are concerned a new “parental choice” law will interfere with district funding and their ability to plan yearly budgets, which they say will ultimately affect students.

The candidates for Iowa secretary of agriculture offer sharp contrasts in terms of their priorities and assessments of the greatest challenges facing farmers.