Legislation that would expand free speech protections was sent to Gov. Kim Reynolds' desk for approval after if passed unanimously through both chambers of the Iowa legislature.

If it becomes law, House File 1032 would award matching funds up to $100,000 to grocery stores in rural areas for projects ...

DES MOINES — Iowans impacted by last year’s floods and tornadoes will receive some relief after Gov. Kim Reynolds signed her ...

In other state government news Monday, Gov. Kim Reynolds has ordered flags across Iowa fly at half-mast to honor Pope Francis ...

A bill requiring Iowa students to pass the same test given to those who apply for U.S. citizenship is headed to Gov. Kim ...

Bill O'Reilly says he's discovered that disruptive outbursts and confrontations at separate Republican congressional town ...

The new law lowers Iowa’s minimum age to purchase and carry a pistol or revolver from 21 to 18. Those 18 and over already are allowed to purchase rifles or ...

Bill O’Reilly says he’s discovered ... two examples of upended town halls from last week: Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley, who was jeered in Lee County over his answer to heated questions about ...

After years of trying, Iowa lawmakers have finally sent a bill limiting lawsuits against free speech and press rights to Gov.

The bill would look at adopting a similar policy to Drake, where students currently receive a “fixed tuition cost” in their ...

Iowa residents would be prioritized for acceptance to the UI colleges of medicine and dentistry under a bill awaiting Gov.