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DES MOINES — Gov. Kim Reynolds wouldn’t comment Tuesday on accusations made against state officials in a federal lawsuit involving sexual arousal experiments performed on residents of a...

CEDAR RAPIDS — Cedar Rapids is the latest city to take a stand on climate change, adopting on Tuesday internationally recognized targets for emissions reduction and renewable energy expansion....

DES MOINES — For two hours Tuesday, Iowans offered state legislators their opinions on the legality and morality of abortion. Although unlikely, it is possible their heartfelt arguments...

DES MOINES — State funding for therapeutic classrooms as a means of handling violent students would be created under legislation approved unanimously Tuesday in the Iowa Senate. Under the...

WASHINGTON — Health officials urged the public Tuesday to prepare for the “inevitable” spread of the coronavirus within the United States, escalating warnings about a growing...

CEDAR RAPIDS — The Cedar Rapids school board plans to offer Noreen Bush, its interim superintendent, the permanent role in a special 5:30 p.m. meeting Wednesday. Bush would be the Cedar Rapids...

DES MOINES — Following a top-secret briefing Tuesday morning, Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, expressed confidence the United States is “on top of” efforts to prevent the spread of...

IOWA CITY — In hopes of improving the financial performance of its Finkbine Golf Course, the University of Iowa has agreed to pay Indiana-based Green Golf Partners up to $510,000 over five...

IOWA CITY — For Iowa City’s chefs and mixologists, Monday night was about getting out of the kitchen, out from behind the bar and testing their creative mettle against one another....

DES MOINES — Iowa’s 327 school districts are getting a $13.1 million boost in state funding next fiscal year to cover transportation costs and to smooth out inequities in the formula...

DES MOINES — Since getting a shot in the arm from President Donald Trump, Sen. Chuck Grassley is more optimistic about passage this year of his bipartisan plan to lower prescription drug...

CEDAR RAPIDS — A Cedar Rapids man who had stolen property in his possession Sunday is accused of theft. According to a criminal complaint, Joseph V. Kremer, 37, stole a 2016 Toyota Tacoma...

Like some of its collegiate peers across the state and nation, Coe College is facing backlash over its Student Senate’s initial rejection of a campus chapter of the conservative group Turning...

It was in early October when I gave birth to death. Only three weeks before, I peed on a stick and discovered I was pregnant. It’s a weird phrasing—discovering you are pregnant, but...

This is Stephen Schmidt from the Gazette digital news desk and I’m here with your update for Tuesday February 25th. Tuesday’s weather is looking to be a mild mix of just about...

Duane J. Arnold, who would become the namesake for a nuclear power plant in Eastern Iowa, grew up liking to perform, often taking part in school musical programs. Arnold was born Nov. 12, 1917, in...

When you think of baseball legends in Iowa, names like Bill Zuber, Bob Feller, and maybe Kevin Costner, come to mind. But how about Chappie Johnson or Harold Moore or Eugene Baker? Not coming to mind...

When Iowans voted in 2010 to create the Natural Resources and Outdoor Recreation Trust Fund through a constitutional amendment, it was a statement of our values. Iowans showed that we value our land;...

Deputies with the Cedar County Sheriff’s Office made the unusual move last week to accuse the Cedar County Attorney of being too lenient on defendants — especially those involved in sex...