Iowa House lawmakers approved legislation Thursday to alter university presidential searches, tuition options and general education requirements. General education review HF 2361, passed by the Iowa ...

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By Anthony J. Zarzycki, Des Moines On March 10, Governor Reynolds signed Senate File 579 into law. The act, among other measures, prohibits cities from adding more protections from discrimination […] ...

Always free! This weekend might see you anywhere from cautious to stoked, with both Friday the 13th and St. Patrick’s Day festivities coming up. Though we can’t […] ...

Two months after announcing his run for Iowa Secretary of Agriculture, Democrat Wade Dooley ended his campaign on Wednesday.  “This is my first foray into statewide campaigning, and it’s been […] ...

We began as a local art gallery and supply shop and quickly realized there was a gap to fill in Cedar Rapids around community connection," Long-Williams said. Eventually, "we began exploring what it ...

Patrick MacCready was a music-curious kid, but he didn’t take well to traditional music education. “I grew up in Pella and ...

The Iowa Heartlanders will not be on the ice for the 2026-27 season, the team’s ownership group announced on Monday, after the ECHL Board of Governors approved the group’s request […] ...

On Sunday, Feb. 15, a van with tinted windows sat in the median of an expressway 10 minutes outside Minneapolis. It idled in a Michigan left usually reserved for law […] ...

The “Governor Kim Reynolds Legacy Tour” kicks off in Cedar Rapids on Thursday at the Hotel at Kirkwood Center. The 90-minute event starts at 6 p.m. “Hors D’oeuvres will be […] ...

By Joel E. Wells, Iowa City What would you do if armed federal agents were pounding on your door? Not in a movie or a history ...

On Thursday, the Iowa House approved a bill that prohibits local governments from having any civil rights ordinances that ...