Iowa House Resumes Debate Ober 20-Week Abortion Ban
The Iowa House is expected to resume debate on a bill that would ban most abortions in the state at 20 weeks of pregnancy.
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The Iowa House is expected to resume debate on a bill that would ban most abortions in the state at 20 weeks of pregnancy.
A rare case of leprosy has been reported in northwest Iowa's Woodbury County. Doctors say leprosy, also called Hansen's disease, causes red skin sores and, if not treated, can cause hand and foot paralysis and blindness.
The Iowa Senate has approved a bill that would allow the sale of fireworks in the state beyond novelties like sparklers.
A 25-year-old man has been convicted of hacking to death his girlfriend, her teenage daughter and their landlord in central Iowa.
A leader of the Islamic Center of Des Moines plans to meet with authorities to discuss a threatening note found in the center's mail.
The Republican-controlled Iowa Senate has approved a bill that would ban most abortions in the state after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
Democrats and some Republicans on Monday criticized a veteran GOP congressman for saying America can't restore "our civilization with somebody else's babies" and warning of a liberal effort to destroy Western civilization through immigration.
Prosecutors have dropped charges against a teenager accused of sexually abusing a mentally disabled woman in suburban Des Moines whom he met online.
Sen. Mark Chelgren's biography on a website run by Iowa Senate Republicans had listed that he had a degree in business management from Forbco Management school.
Authorities are looking for two inmates who escaped from Jackson County Jail in eastern Iowa.
A man has been given two years of probation for kicking a dog while working as a groomer in Iowa City. Court records show 22-year-old Lucas Van Orden V was sentenced Monday.
Authorities say seven family members in a carriage have been injured in a collision with a car in northern Iowa.
As President Donald Trump hurls unfounded allegations of colossal fraud in last fall's election, lawmakers in at least 20 mostly Republican-led states are pushing to make it harder to register or to vote.
The Iowa Senate is preparing to vote on a bill that would pass up millions in federal dollars in order to stop contributing a small amount of state funding toward Planned Parenthood.
Iowa will pass up millions in federal dollars in order to remove state funding for Planned Parenthood under a bill approved Tuesday by a group of Republican lawmakers, and the measure has strong support in the new GOP-majority Legislature.
Workers were expected to complete cleaning up about 140,000 gallons of diesel fuel that spewed from a broken pipeline onto an Iowa farm.
A major tax cut several years ago on commercial buildings and other properties has sliced hundreds of millions of dollars from the state budget.
A group of about two dozen North Dakota landowners is suing the developer of the disputed Dakota Access oil pipeline for alleged deceit and fraud in acquiring land easements.
Authorities say a 13-year-old boy has been charged with attempted murder for shooting a man just a few blocks from an elementary school in Fort Dodge.
The storm system that glazed much of Nebraska, Iowa and southern Minnesota with ice has mostly left the states, but officials remain cautious about traveler safety even as dire weather warnings are lifted.
Iowa's governor has proposed cutting funding for needy kids as part of his plan to defund Planned Parenthood, a rare step even as Republican-dominated states grapple with whether to sacrifice federal dollars in order to lessen the organization's influence.
Authorities have charged the mother of an infant who died on a changing table in Des Moines.
Iowa State University insect experts say an extensive surveillance project last year found that the two mosquito species most associated with Zika virus are not established in the state.
Two Iowa children who authorities say were abducted by their biological mother are still missing, believed to be on their way to Oregon.
The prison's history dates to 1839, before Iowa was a state.
