Iowa’s law banning mask mandates in schools will be reinstated after a federal court struck down a district court’s decision to block it.

Iowa’s unemployment rate fell to 3.5% in December.

At least three cases have been reported in the U.S.

The superintendent gave a presentation that unveiled these new configurations to grade levels.

A California judge has decided to delay enforcement of part of a new farm animal welfare law that critics said would cause price hikes and supply shortages for bacon and other fresh pork products in the state.

Iowa House Republicans are proposing eliminating retirement income taxes in a move that would cost the state about $2 billion in revenue over the first six years.

Officials in southeastern Iowa have identified two people killed in a house fire earlier this month.

An Iowa House subcommittee is expected to discuss a new bill that would expand the number of health care workers allowed to administer vaccines at facilities in the state.

In an interview with an Israeli news outlet published Jan. 22, the Pfizer CEO said he wants people to receive an annual COVID-19 vaccine instead of getting a booster every several months.

Two Iowa men have been charged with vehicular homicide because they were racing on their motorcycles at speeds over 150 mph with a third man who died in an October crash.

Girls wrestling will officially be a sport in Iowa.

Charges against a Missouri man accused in a deadly Iowa attack have been upgraded.

A city reeling from a spate of violence is preparing to lay to rest a rookie police officer being hailed as an inspiration to his immigrant community, as investigators sought to make sense of a domestic dispute that left another officer “fighting for his life.”

Pope Francis has expressed his concern over “rising tensions” in Ukraine that threaten peace, and called for political talks that put at the center “human brotherhood instead of partisan interests.”

Wooden sail boats allowed the peoples of Northern Europe to spread trade, influence and sometimes war across seas and continents for thousands of years

Police in Brussels have fired water cannons and tear gas to disperse violent demonstrations against COVID-19 vaccinations and restrictions.

They are required to pass a resolution establishing their maximum property tax dollars for certain levies.

Court documents don’t say why the hearing was continued but both parties agreed to the change.

The Roman Catholic Church is beatifying two priests and two lay people who were victims of right-wing death squads during El Salvador’s civil war.

Three flights from Australia carrying food, water, medical supplies and telecommunications equipment have landed in Tonga, as the Pacific nation grapples with the aftermath of an underwater volcanic eruption.