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A Sioux City man has been charged with first-degree murder in a New Year’s shooting that left one person dead and three other people injured

A man with extensive experience as a federal prosecutor will be acting U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of Iowa

Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice says the coronavirus pandemic forced the court system to enact two shutdowns of jury trials and institute remote hearings, but is determined to resume in-person trials in February

Iowa’s state auditor says Des Moines Public Schools made more than $200,000 in improper payments to a district maintenance and projects specialist and a maintenance contractor

The Iowa men’s basketball game against Michigan State scheduled for Thursday, January 14th, is being postponed due to COVID-19

Cindy Axne was Iowa's only House Representative to vote to impeach President Donald Trump for a historic second time

The Environmental Protection Agency is ordering Hy-vee to stop selling Outlaw Germ Justice Disinfectant Wipes.

District 41 covers part of Wapello County, Jefferson, Davis, and Van Buren Counties.

The Iowa Department of Public Health on Wednesday reported an additional 10 COVID-19 related deaths, and 1,845 more Iowans have tested positive for the virus.

Fairfield City Council is working on a new Fire Station location to expand space.

High school students help local businesses with technology projects through the SparkTank program.

Two Republican members of the U.S. House of Representatives have said they will vote to impeach President Donald Trump.

North Liberty officials have issued an Operation Quickfind notice for 17-year-old, Janiyah Inez Johnson.

An Iowa Department of Public Safety employee who traveled to Washington, D.C., says she understands the rage that fueled the insurrection and that it was bound to happen.

We're answering common questions about the COVID-19 Vaccine.

The Iowa Department of Public Health on Tuesday reported an additional 83 COVID-19 related deaths and 1,199 more confirmed cases of the virus.

Lower COVID-19 numbers and a vaccine on the horizon mean Ottumwa Schools look optimistically towards the future.

The Des Moines man seen on video and in photos at the deadly riots inside the U.S. Capitol will appear before a federal judge Tuesday.

If you’re tired of being cooped up in the house this winter, the Iowa Tourism Office has launched a new, safe way to get out and explore the state.

Historic Oskaloosa building sees new light.

Vaccines for the novel coronavirus have reached just over 85,000 people so far in Iowa, according to new state data released on Monday.

The Saint Joseph's Square housing development project in Ottumwa is expected to resume by the spring of 2021.

Paul Hojnacki, who went to DC to show his support for President Trump, shares his story on the historic events of the day.

The Iowa Department of Public Health reported 425 more Iowans have tested positive for COVID-19, and one more Iowan has died with the virus.

The then ten-year-old was last seen July 10th in the 2700 block of East 53rd Street in Davenport. As of December, Davenport Police say they’ve investigated over 170 tips regarding her disappearance and they’re “working diligently” to find her.

Governor Kim Reynolds has ordered all flags in Iow to be lowered immediately to half-staff until Wednesday to honor the fallen Capitol Police officers and other law enforcement

Iowa Congresswoman Ashley Hinson and Iowa GOP Chairman Jeff Kaufmann have both tweeted their disapproval of President Trump recent, permanent ban from Twitter

No. 5 Iowa got their revenge No. 16 Minnesota for their Christmas loss, beating the Golden Gophers 86-71

Metrics related to the novel coronavirus showed consistent trends on Sunday morning as with the last several days, according to state data.

The Iowa Legislature will convene Monday with Republicans holding large majorities and promising an agenda that could include tax cuts and changes to voting, gun, and school attendance laws.