Paige Nallen

The University of Iowa paid nearly $473,250 to three employees on leave during a state investigation into misuse of university resources. This brings the university's total loss to around $1.4 million after a former department manager was found to have

A jury has convicted Margo Ann Williams, 62, of Scranton, Pa., of bank fraud, money laundering and conspiracy following a three-day trial in federal court.

New details have emerged about the deadly plane crash in Anderson, Indiana involving a flight that took off from Fort Dodge, Iowa.

A recent Quinnipiac University national poll finds the 2024 presidential race is proving to be extremely close.

Iowa has joined 19 other states in suing the Biden administration over new federal nursing home staffing mandates, citing concerns that the rules could harm the

Veridian Credit Union has plans to build a new branch in North Waterloo less than a mile from its former branch that was inside the now-closed Logan Avenue Hy-Vee.

U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) voiced frustration over the timing of the recently released Senate farm bill, criticizing the delay in addressing key issues for farmers.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — There's a new way to explore downtown Cedar Rapids, and it's bringing a bit of nostalgia along for the ride.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — A crash on Highway 30 near Mount Vernon Tuesday evening sent three people to the hospital and shut down the road briefly.

Cedar Rapids’ iconic St. Patrick’s Day Parade is at risk without more community support, according to SAPADAPASO, the nonprofit that organizes the event.The par