SIOUX CITY — A group of six 2020 presidential candidates Tuesday weighed in on issues of importance to Native Americans in a Sioux City forum, and a Native man led off the lineup, giving an...

ALTOONA — Nearly 50 representatives from not-for-profits, faith-based, legal and other agencies familiar with immigration issues brainstormed Tuesday about setting up a statewide network to...

CEDAR RAPIDS — Gov. Kim Reynolds has appointed a Strawberry Point native as adjutant general for the Iowa National Guard. Maj. Gen. Benjamin Corell, who recently returned from his sixth...

CEDAR RAPIDS — Trump administration efforts to quell anger throughout the Farm Belt over decisions this month to exempt more than 30 oil refiners from putting as much ethanol in gasoline as...

CEDAR RAPIDS — A heartbroken mother said Tuesday it was difficult to forgive the woman who killed her daughter and another woman in a head-on crash two years ago. Judy Spratte, during a victim...

In the entrepreneurial ecosystem, reducing risk is always a topic of conversation. A majority of start-ups fail (sometimes spectacularly) and we’re perpetually on quest to ensure that the...

Coralville — No one was injured after firefighters extinguished a fire that is believed to have been started by a bolt of lightning Tuesday morning. According to a media release from the...

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump presided over a lengthy Oval Office meeting Monday in which he urged officials to soften the effect of recent policy moves that angered Midwestern farm...

CEDAR RAPIDS — Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign will ramp up activities on Iowa college campuses as classes begin Monday. Harris is reigniting her campus organizing program with the...

A Missouri man who was sentenced last week in what prosecutors called a “Field of Schemes” — racking up over $142 million in sales for passing off grains as organic when most...

CEDAR RAPIDS — Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren has rolled out a plan for reforming a public safety system that she said is stacked against the poor and disadvantaged. The public safety...

CEDAR RAPIDS — Democratic U.S. Reps. Abby Finkenauer and Dave Loebsack are calling for a review of the Environmental Protection Agency’s granting of waivers that exempt small oil...

CEDAR RAPIDS — Police are searching for a 3-year-old missing since Aug. 3 in Cedar Rapids. Ryder Thomas Carpenter was last seen at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 3 at a home in the 1500 block of Pawnee Drive...

By Thomas Friestad, The Gazette IOWA CITY — A different tenant than previously announced will move into the space the Motley Cow Cafe used to call home in Iowa City. The Felker family of Iowa...

By Thomas Friestad, The Gazette Thousands of small trucking businesses that paid government-impersonating companies for motor carrier registration services now are set to receive refund checks back...

The clocking is ticking toward Witching Hour, that sweet spot following Halloween where magical ideas can float between worlds. Iowa City’s fifth annual Witching Hour festival, which...

IOWA CITY — A group of University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics nurses and other staffers have sued the state Board of Regents after the university dismissed their concerns about how the...

Cedar Rapids police say they responded Monday night to a possible homicide and barricaded subject, only to learn they had responded to an incident of “swatting.” Swatting refers to a...

In a state where the dominant party is championing the rights of fetuses, the lives of their mothers’ have never been in more danger. “I’m proud to lead the most anti-abortion...

“Failing to follow these simple suggestions, you are likely to waste many hours, weeks, and months in useless practice.” That oft-repeated warning in Palmer Method instructional...