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Fired Iowa Senate aide alleges women 'objectified ridiculed' in workplace
One likely topic for Gov. Terry Branstad's weekly news conference underway now likely will be the firing of an Iowa Senate Republican communications staffer who claimed she was the target of sexual harassment.
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Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey commented on the Iowa Crops and Weather report released by the USDA National Agricultural Statistical Service.
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Is There Really A Second-Term Curse?
President Bill Clinton walks to the White House Rose Garden to deliver a statement on the impeachment inquiry on Dec.
Walker Caps Off Busy Week With Speech in Iowa
Gov. Scott Walker embarks on a speaking frenzy this week. He's set to keynote huge Republican gatherings in Connecticut and New York City, then head back to the Midwest to be the star of a GOP gathering in Iowa.
Strong storms hit Plains, Midwest
Severe storms rolled through the Plains and Midwest on Sunday, spawning tornadoes that damaged buildings and roofs near Oklahoma City.
Iowa 1-A: Pittmon sprints away with pair of golds
The only 100-meter dash champion in the history of the small western Iowa conference successfully defended his Class 1-A title before claiming the crown in the 200 as well.
Tornado watch issued for parts of Iowa until 9 PM
The Storm Prediction Center has issued a tornado watch in effect until 9PM for central and eastern Iowa , southern and central Minnesota, and western Wisconsin.
Lottery Winners: 3 Iowans Come Close
With many dreaming of what they would do with Saturday's $590.5 million Powerball Jackpot, three Iowans came within one number of turning that dream in to a reality.
Inappropriate Behavior: Gop Staffer Fired After Complaining
Anderson said during her time in the office, male staffers used inappropriate and sexist language around her.
Matt Mendez: Essayist explores her own identity through the prism of others
Aisha Sabatini Sloan's "The Fluency of Light: Coming of Age in a Theatre of Black and White" is not a memoir.
Altoona Unveils First Public Sculpture
The city of Altoona is unveiling its first public sculpture, an Iowa artist creation that is the first piece to be installed in a new family park.
Opinion Staff wrote a new blog post: Making sense of it
We've long advocated that health care reform in this country must include a major effort to curb health care cost increases, which have outpaced that of virtually every other vital service or product.
How they met: KP duty helped student connect with pretty blonde
Stacey and Brian Murphy met at the University of Northern Iowa and married in 1996.
Company Plans to Open Mason City Call Center
Officials say a Dubuque-based call center plans to begin operations in Mason City and hopes to create 135 jobs over the next five years.
Mailbox Bombing Victim Hopes Suspect Gets Well
An Iowa woman who lost her hearing when a pipe bomb in her mailbox exploded 11 years ago says she hopes the suspect can someday be released and live happily.
The 27th annual Main Street Iowa Awards celebration was held Friday in Des Moines.
Woman pleads guilty; lived with Delaware pediatrician accused of waterboarding
From the rotation to each side of the bullpen, the Phillies pitching staff is in flux right now.
KKK application taped to black Iowa pupil's locker
A Ku Klux Klan application form has been taped to the locker of a black student at a middle school in the Des Moines suburb of Urbandale.
Rail money stripped from Iowa infrastructure bill
Funding to expand passenger rail service in eastern Iowa and upgrade rail freight lines in Iowa fell victim to 11th-hour budget wrangling in the Iowa Legislature.
Dozens to be Honored at Body Donor Service
Des Moines University is honoring dozens of people who donated their bodies in the last year for medical education.