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High school football season has officially kicked off, but a recent study on the game’s potential for brain injury has some parents concerned.

The Navy’s fast-attack submarine carrying the state’s namesake has a new commanding officer.

Several states, including Iowa, have introduced various “right to repair” laws asking agricultural equipment manufacturers to provide repair and diagnostic tools to customers and independent repair shops.

A Polk County deputy was hit head-on by a driver going the wrong way on the interstate early Sunday morning.

Ottumwa Police have charged a man witnesses say hit a student near a bus drop-off spot.

A criminal complaint says they worked together to rob a victim of a large sum of money in July.

Here is how Iowa compares to other states in the settlement money that it could receive with Meta Platforms, Inc.

Berry was a trailblazer at a time when women still didn’t have the right to vote.

Bettendorf police urge drivers to slow down and obey stop arms after receiving six school bus violation reports in week one.

What started with a small fold-out table in a Davenport driveway has grown into a business for 12-year-old Jaxon Songer.

Dozens of people in Dubuque gave their input Sunday as the Dubuque School District works to make nearly $18 million in cuts over the next four years.

Iowa Electronic Markets helped give rise to Polymarket and Kalshi, two commercial prediction markets.

Pritzker gives new update on what could be next for Tyson plant in Joslin, Illinois

Officials said the cause of the fire was determined to be accidental.

U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson performed a tribute to the late Dolly Parton during a fundraiser in Clive on Saturday.

Turek was joined by Rob Sand, Sarah Trone Garriott, and other Democratic candidates, who emphasized the need for hard work and unity to achieve their goals.

People were able to see what different adaptive programs could offer

While Republican supporters enjoyed a barbecue Saturday, they heard a warning from party leaders about how competitive Iowa’s congressional races are this year.

The Columbia Police Department is investigating a shooting near a park on Hazelwood Road that took the lives of a suspect, an officer, and injured a second officer.

The University of Iowa Sailing Club will get one more year at its longtime boathouse at Lake MacBride, after the university reversed a decision to end its lease.

River Action’s 20th annual Taming of the Slough Adventure Triathlon returns Sept. 12 with a paddle‑bike‑run course through downtown Moline, welcoming athletes of all experience levels.

The annual Bubble Walk took place Saturday along Sioux City’s riverfront to benefit Ronald McDonald House Siouxland.

Nearly 150 cars were on display Saturday morning at a coffee and cars event in Le Mars.

The Sioux Falls Area Humane Society shared an update after they had taken in over 30 dachshunds this week.

Burgers are one of those meals that everyone loves, and a few simple changes can boost both the nutrition and the flavor.

Farm Days returns to the Village of East Davenport Aug. 29–30 with free family activities, farm demonstrations, kids events and daily tractor parades.

An i9 Investigation is looking into claims of a driver repeatedly confronting and following motorists across Linn County.

President Donald Trump plans to allow small ranchers and farmers to process their own meat, one of his latest moves as the administration aims to lower beef prices at the grocery store.

A University of Iowa researcher is helping to unearth the geological secrets of Earth’s planetary neighbor, with recent findings of a necessary mineral to create certain precious gemstones and future study into the largest canyon in the solar system identified so far.

Dubuque residents are raising concerns about the condition of Eagle Point Park as a volunteer event is scheduled at the park.