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Organizers say the surging COVID-19 pandemic has increased the need for food bank distributions.
"This is a time where we need to focus on our extraordinary diversity, and all the wonderful range of human beings who can make a significant change in our societies."
With the CDC eviction order set to expire at the end of the year, hundreds of thousands of renter households across the country may still lose their homes.
Iowa Department of Corrections officials said an inmate left the Fort Des Moines Residential Facility Sunday night and has not returned.
The finding comes as video game sales this year have boomed as more people are stuck at home because of the pandemic.
Gov. Kim Reynolds announced Monday she will announce news steps to fight coronavirus in a statewide address at 6 p.m. as the virus continues to spread in Iowa.
President Donald Trump’s campaign is withdrawing a central part of its lawsuit seeking to stop the certification of the election results in Pennsylvania.
“Just knowing the amount of support and people I have standing behind me has definitely helped this process."
As COVID-19 continues to spread in Iowa, the state reported several new records for hospitalizations Monday.
The 2020 election helped prove how broadly accepted marijuana has become throughout the United States.
IOC President Thomas Bach said it won't be mandatory, but it will be strongly pushed.
We're tracking the curve of coronavirus cases and coronavirus-related deaths that have occurred in Iowa.
It's 2020 and many people are indulging on junk food. Cinnabon has a new idea to encourage that habit.
CEDAR RAPIDS — Since the Aug. 10 derecho, Cedar Rapids firefighters have been called to eight fires involving storm debris, all of them intentionally or accidentally set by...
CEDAR RAPIDS — Despite losing six seats in an election when they were expected to make gains, perhaps, even win control of the Iowa House, Democrats re-elected Minority Leader Todd Prichard...
As a senior at Hoover High School last spring in Des Moines, Annika Baker was supposed to play the lead as Elle in her school production of “Legally Blonde,” the musical. But COVID-19...
CORALVILLE — A city board designed to analyze police data and help residents address issues of biased policing or racial profiling could soon be a reality in Coralville. The City Council last...
As coronavirus cases in Iowa reach totals not seen before in the pandemic — driving an alarming number of patients into hospitals and raising concerns about further spread during the upcoming...
As many businesses reach the eight-month mark of working predominantly from home, Cedar Rapids’ commercial office market is feeling the impact. Scott Olson, a commercial real estate broker and...
What lessons should Republicans learn from the 2020 elections? On one hand, Republicans gained seats in the U.S. House and potentially held control of the U.S. Senate, pending runoff elections in...
DES MOINES — Statehouse Republicans say Iowa voters this month gave them a mandate to continue their conservative agenda, but that may not extend to Gov. Kim Reynolds’ Invest in Iowa...
Iowa’s public universities made the monumental shift last spring to predominantly virtual and hybrid learning impressively, but Board of Regents auditors have identified some holes —...
Moderna said its vaccine appears to be 94.5% effective, according to preliminary data from the company’s still ongoing study.
In Cedar Rapids, Iowa, an election official who worked an early voting site later tested positive.
A physical therapist explains how back pain may be caused by other areas of the body.
President-elect Joe Biden's scientific advisers plan to meet with vaccine makers in the coming days even as a stalled presidential transition keeps them out of the loop on government plans to inoculate all Americans against COVID-19.
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum has allowed the state's beleaguered hospitals to use infected but asymptomatic workers to treat COVID-19 patients.
"I had to do everything I could to help him."
Malls are doing all they can to keep the jolly old man safe, including banning kids from sitting on his knee and sometimes keeping him behind a sheet of plexiglass