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Kay Marsh, 76, of Ames, formerly of Union, IA, passed away on Monday, January 22, 2024, at Bickford Cottage in Ames, IA. Visitation will be held Friday, Januar

Fort Madison Police officers were dispatched to Fort Madison High School at about 2:26 p.m. Wednesday after administrators there received a phone call from an individual stating that they were

Bill aims to deter "bad actors" from tying up emergency resources through "swatting" calls.

AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Shade Tree Short Course will be held Feb. 21-22 at the Scheman Building on Iowa State’s campus. This is the

Knowingly reporting fake information about serious crimes to law enforcement agencies in Iowa would be a felony under legislation advanced in the Iowa House. Granville Rep. Zach Dieken signed off

Bill aims to deter "bad actors" from tying up emergency resources through "swatting" calls.

The violence in iowa has the conversation surrounding gun laws heating up again.The iowa chapter of march for our lives is a student led group fighting for sens

In addition to speed and red light cameras, a different kind of automated law enforcement camera has started to pop up across the state.

Cameras that can read license plates and automatically run them through police databases are becoming more common across the U.S., and raising concerns about privacy. They’ve started to pop up in Iowa in the recent years. The University of Iowa installed 28 cameras this year, and Marshalltown plans to add 32 in the near future.

Private wells in Minnesota are facing nitrate contamination that must be addressed. Iowa is no stranger to these water quality issues