The Latest Breaking News from Iowa

The Iowa Supreme Court issued five opinions from April 3-9.  As of April 9, the court issued 35 opinions in 2023 — three fewer than this point a year ago. Three of five opinions are below:

Thousands of Iowa residents are expected to lose Medicaid and food stamp benefits under a bill given final legislative approval and sent to Gov. Kim Reynolds

Two Iowa teenagers charged in a fatal shooting at a Des Moines school will be tried separately so one of the teens can testify in defense of the other

Police in Iowa have charged Erin Michelle Aalfs, a former teacher at Moravia Elementary School, with two counts of simple assault and one count of interference with official acts causing serious injury. Police said Aalfs kicked and threw rocks at a preschool student and tossed the student towards a chain-link…

When Republicans eyeing the White House visit Iowa, they will navigate an evangelical community that is faithful to Donald Trump

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The company that wants to send part of a controversial 1,300-mile carbon dioxide pipeline through the Midwest is seeking a fast-tracked permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers that would not require public notification or input.

With three weeks to go until the 2023 NFL Draft, we're breaking down the Eagles' top 30 visits and how that'll play into Howie Roseman's draft plans

The Iowa Attorney General’s Office has paused its practice of paying for emergency contraception, and in rare cases abortions, for victims of sexual assault

First Lady Biden, at her next public outing or interview, needs to fully apologize to the LSU basketball team

In November 2024, voters in Iowa will decide on a constitutional amendment related to defining who can vote. The constitutional amendment would do the following: