2 hrs ago | WHO-TV Des Moines
Gas Prices: As prices at the pump continue to climb in Iowa,...
The average price of a gallon of gas in Iowa now tops the national average. At the start of the year, a gallon of regular unleaded cost an average of $3.08 per gallon.
5 hrs ago | Boston.com
Iowa House panel approves 8 cent fuel tax increase
A five-member Iowa House panel on Monday unanimously approved a plan to increase the state's fuel tax by 8 cents a gallon.
9 hrs ago | Iowa City Press-Citizen
Ongoing investigation at Iowa Medical and Classifcaton Center
An investigation is underway at the Iowa Medical and Classification Center involving employees there.
11 hrs ago | Cityview Online
In the wake of the Florida primary, it may be timely to consider the Iowa context for the rancor and discord still besetting the Republican Party.
15 hrs ago | WMT-AM Cedar Rapids
Boundaries have Changed for Many Voting Precincts in Iowa
AS A RESULT OF THE 2010 CENSUS, IOWA WAS FORCED TO DRAW NEW BOUNDARY LINES FOR CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS AS WELL AS IOWA HOUSE AND SENATE DISTRICTS.
17 hrs ago | Towleroad
Demonstraters Protest Iowa Pastor's 'Gay is Not Okay' Sermon: VIDEO
On Friday, I posted about a "Gay is Not Okay" marquee put up in front of Rev. Michael Demastus' Church of Christ in Des Moines.
18 hrs ago | Iowa City Press-Citizen
Senate missed a chance to protect children
We were disheartened to see that the Iowa Senate had defeated a bill that would have required children in the state to wear helmets while on motorcycles.
22 hrs ago | WOI-TV West Des Moines
Ames Makes Cut as Blue Zone Finalist
Iowans' health is a top priority for Gov. Branstad who is striving to make the state the healthiest in the nation.
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Steam rises from cooling towers at the FPL Duane Arnold Energy Center beside the Cedar River in this aerial image taken over Palo on Friday, Nov.
Iowa lawmakers are considering giving police new power to track suspects with GPS devices, but some argue the proposal could infringe on privacy rights.
Advocates say insurance agents should not control Iowa's new health insurance exchange
With millions of dollars on the table, Iowa needs transparency and fairness in its new health insurance exchange to protect consumers, according to an advocacy group of patient organizations.
Macbride no-wake change is a no-brainer
Why is there even a controversy about having Lake Macbride a no-wake lake year-round? Has the no-wake rule ruined any of the lakes in Iowa? Why would it hurt Macbride? Most Iowans have been waiting year after year for this no-wake rule to be implemented only to be disappointed again by legislators who must think it isn't a very important issue.
Iowa lawmakers looking at gas tax to fund road repairs
The gas tax was a hot topic Saturday as lawmakers and constituents "fueled up" at an eggs and issues breakfast in Spencer.
Eliminating the 'R-word' from laws, vocabulary
The national 'R-Word' campaign aims to educate Americans about the pain caused by disparaging use of the word 'retarded.' The campaign, sponsored by the Special Olympics, includes tips on how to calmly discuss the issue with others who misuse the word.
As a Turkic-American and member of the U.S. Turkic Network, I am writing about an important issue for our community: the 20th anniversary of the Khojaly Massacre.On Feb.
Bill Allowing GPS Tracking Leaves Some Uneasy
The measure would let police attach a device to a suspect's car that uses global positioning system technology to track its movement if a judge approves a warrant.
Governor Terry Branstad traveled to Dubuque Friday, to visit with the two winners of the Iowa Small Business Persons of the Year for 2011.
Gronstal: Gas-tax increase has 50-50 chance of passage
The leader of the Iowa Senate gives a proposed gas-tax increase a 50-50 chance in the Legislature this session.
Iowa, Neb. competing for $1.2B data center
A state economic development official said Thursday Iowa is competing with Nebraska to attract a $1.2 billion data center.
Iowa firearms legislation update
This week marks the end of the first month of legislative action in Iowa for 2012, and today starts a two-week countdown to the first funnel, scheduled for February 24.
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