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Air Force proposals could affect 2 Iowa units
February 4, 2012 DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The Air Force has recommended retiring 21 F-16 fighter jets from an Iowa Air National Guard base in Des Moines and cutting the number of refueling tankers at a base i... more »»
Group: Tax credit change would aid 500,000 Iowans
February 3, 2012 By ANDREW DUFFELMEYERThe Associated PressDES MOINES — An advocate for expanding a working-class tax cut backed by Democrats told state lawmakers Thursday that more than 500,000 Iowan... more »»
Branstad: Officials should pay part of health care
February 4, 2012 By MIKE GLOVERThe Associated PressJOHNSTON — Gov. Terry Branstad urged the Legislature on Friday to require elected officials to pay more for their health care coverage. more »»
Iowa House panel approves ban on traffic cameras
February 3, 2012 THE ASSOCIATED PRESSDES MOINES — Using automated cameras to enforce traffic laws in Iowa would be banned under legislation overwhelmingly approved Thursday by a House committee. more »»
Police seek suspect who caused U. of Iowa alert
February 4, 2012 IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Police are still searching for the suspect in an attempted robbery of a University of Iowa student that caused a campuswide emergency message urging students to watch out. more »»
University of Iowa, fondled ex-student settle
February 2, 2012 By RYAN J. more »»
Iowa Court of Appeals reverses conviction for man on prescriptions
February 2, 2012 By MICHAEL J. more »»
Measure would let Iowa casinos end dog racing
February 2, 2012 By ANDREW DUFFELMEYERThe Associated PressDES MOINES — A measure that would allow the state’s two greyhound tracks to stop holding races is no sure bet in the state Senate, despite... more »» 
Judge approves ‘fire sale’ of seized Iowa llamas
February 1, 2012 By RYAN J. FOLEYThe Associated PressCEDAR RAPIDS — Federal bankruptcy officials in Iowa were bailed out of the llama business Monday, two weeks after they unwittingly got into it. more »»
Tweets aimed at principal stir free speech debate
February 1, 2012 THE ASSOCIATED PRESSWEST DES MOINES — A fake Twitter account in the name of West Des Moines Valley High School’s principal that posted anti-Semitic tweets was deleted Tuesday, the principal... more »»
Audit: Deputy city clerk took utility deposits
February 1, 2012 DES MOINESA former deputy city clerk for Melcher-Dallas deposited more than $8,300 in city utility payments into her personal bank account and received $5,600 in improper pay,... more »»
Cyclones on the rise behind budding star
February 1, 2012 By LUKE MEREDITHAP Sports WriterAMES — Iowa State star Royce White was at the free throw line with just 1:47 left in the game against mighty Kansas with a chance to give the Cyclones... more »»
Branstad confident Iowa lawmakers will OK tax cut
January 31, 2012 By MIKE GLOVER, THE ASSOCIATED PRESSDES MOINES — Gov. more »»
Iowa Lawmakers say ‘double dipping’ not a problem
January 31, 2012 By ANDREW DUFFELMEYER, THE ASSOCIATED PRESSDES MOINES — Lawmakers said a report by the Iowa Public Employee Retirement System should lessen concerns about public workers who “double-dip” by... more »»
Iowa Lawmakers say they won’t drop fuel tax plan
January 31, 2012 By MIKE GLOVER, THE ASSOCIATED PRESSDES MOINES — Lawmakers pushing to increase Iowa’s fuel tax vowed Monday to continue their effort despite opposition from Gov. Terry Branstad. more »»
Judge approves ‘fire sale’ of seized Iowa llamas
January 31, 2012 By RYAN J. FOLEY, THE ASSOCIATED PRESSCEDAR RAPIDS — Federal bankruptcy officials in Iowa were bailed out of the llama business Monday, two weeks after they unwittingly got into i. more »» 
Nearly 14-pound baby boy born in Des Moines
January 31, 2012 DES MOINES (AP) — An Iowa woman has given birth to a boy weighing 13 pounds and 13 ounces — without the aid of surgery. more »»
Iowans want open records oversight
January 30, 2012 THE ASSOCIATED PRESSTwo in three Iowans polled favor the creation of a board in state government to handle citizen complaints about violations of open meetings and access to government... more »»
Brucemore's director looks to past for future
January 30, 2012 By DIANA NOLLENThe GazetteCEDAR RAPIDS — Time doesn’t stand still, even for an estate like Brucemore that gives modern visitors a snapshot of the past. more »»
Iowa educators, officials spar over teachers’ time
January 24, 2012 By ANDREW DUFFELMEYER, THE ASSOCIATED PRESSDES MOINES — Gov. more »»
Regulators: Nuclear plan could cost Iowa residents
January 24, 2012 By MIKE GLOVER, THE ASSOCIATED PRESSDES MOINES — A proposal to shift the expense of building a nuclear power plant from the utility to consumers by billing them in advance for construction... more »»
Branstad: GOP should have said sooner Santorum won
January 24, 2012 By MIKE GLOVER, The Associated PressDES MOINES — Gov. more »» |
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