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Last Thursday, the DNR received an anonymous tip about manure runoff from a field owned by one of the state’s largest feedlots that flowed into a nearby stream.

All three of Iowa’s Republican congressional representatives announced their support this week for alternative legislation to address school violence after voting against a gun-control package passed by the U.S. House.

Deidre DeJear said there were no empty seats in Cornerstone Church last Sunday.

A Clarion automotive shop illegally moved hundreds of junk tires to an employee’s acreage after being told by state regulators to dispose of them, according to the Iowa Department of

It’s the home stretch for candidates in Iowa’s primary races, and those competing in the Democratic Senate primary are using their last few days on the campaign trail to emphasize

A western Iowa physician accused of causing the death of a patient and of posing a “high risk” to the public has told a judge the state licensing board is

Register columnist: Instead of telling parents a public school must accommodate all, Reynolds sells a plan to take taxpayer funds to private schools.

The governor's office has ignored open records requests filed by Laura Belin, Clark Kauffman, and Randy Evans.

A lawsuit brought by Iowa Capital Dispatch and others against Gov. Kim Reynolds that alleges her office repeatedly failed to comply with the state’s Open Records Law will proceed, a judge ruled Friday.

The family of an Iowa man who wandered away from a Waterloo nursing home and was found days later in a ditch is suing the facility’s owners for alleged negligence.