Iowa Man Lied About Bosnian War Crimes To Gain Entry To US: Feds

A man suspected of killing three people during Bosnia’s war in the 1990s lied to get into the U.S. in the 1990s, the government said.

2 Boys Arrested, Accused Of Destroying Sioux City Honey Business

More than 500,000 bees were killed in the vandalism, police say.

Know A Hero? Nominate Someone For Governor's Life Saving Awards

Recognize an ordinary Iowan who took extraordinary measures to save someone with a nomination for lifesaving or outstanding service awards.

Chronic Wasting Disease Meetings Set In Elkader, Harpers Ferry

Iowa DNR will collect additional deer samples in Allamakee and Clayton counties due to confirmed cases of chronic wasting disease.

Iowa Weather 2017: Warmer, Drier Than Average: Report

2017 was the eighth warmest year on record in Iowa based on the state's average temperature.

Iowa's STEM Director Picked For White House Post

He will serve as senior policy adviser and assistant director for STEM Education at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.

Iowa Water Tower Freezes Amid Deadly Cold Snap

A city staffer is expected to climb the tower later Tuesday to see what's wrong and determine how to fix the problem.

Vandals Destroy Sioux City Honey Business, Donors Respond

Hundreds of thousands of bees died and all of Wild Hill Honey's hives were destroyed when vandals broke into a shed.

Iowan Known As World's Oldest Pilot Celebrates 100th Birthday

Ernie Smith was the toast of the town in Red Oak last week as the Guinness record holder celebrated the century mark.

Protesting Santa Gives Coal To Iowa Town Council, Gets Kicked Out

A protester dressed as Santa gave embattled Muscatine Mayor Hershey’s Kisses, but lumps of coal to city officials who tried to impeach her.

Trump Commutes Sentence Of Kosher Meatpacking Exec In Iowa

Numerous members of Congress and high-ranking law enforcement officials urged the president to take action.

Three Inmates Charged In Corrections Officers' Assaults

One corrections officer required surgery for his injuries after being beaten by inmates in the Des Moines County Jail.

Separated Sisters Reunited Days Before Fatal Iowa School Bus Fire

Paige Hough lost her sister twice — first when Megan Klindt was adopted and again in a fatal school bus fire days after fate reunited them.

Cancellation Of Farmer Fair Practice Rules Challenged In Court

A lawsuit filed Thursday in the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals seeks to reverse the October USDA decision vacating the rules.

Chronic Wasting Disease: Iowa Deer Tests Face Delay

The Iowa DNR monitors chronic wasting in deer to learn whether the disease, which is fatal to the animals, is spreading in the state.

Former Sheriff's Clerk Charged With Theft In Iowa Case

An investigation found at least $4,000 was missing from the Poweshiek County Sheriff's Office.

Victims Of Tuesday School Bus Fire Near Oakland, Iowa, Identified

The teenager and school bus driver were unable to get out of the vehicle when the fire broke out Tuesday morning.

Casey's General Stores Comes In Below Expectations

On a per-share basis, the Ankeny, Iowa-based company said it had net income of $1.28.

Three Weekend Hunting Accidents Reported In Iowa

Deer hunters were shot — two by teenagers — in three separate accidents around Iowa in the past week.

Iowa Kid's $34.01 Life Savings Triggers Outpouring of Donations

Riley Lafrentz was inspired by "The Wave" at Hawkeyes games. Facebook followers quickly reacted and are giving $34.01, too.

Safer Truck Parking Coming To I-80 Corridor Via Federal Grant

Iowa is one of eight states that will use smart technology to help semi drivers make safer parking choices along Interstate 80.

Deere & Co. Plans International Tech HQ In Urbandale

The Intelligent Solutions Group division of Deere & Company designs and creates new technology for farmers and farm machinery.

Iowa Roadside Zoo's License Revoked By USDA

The USDA also issued a $10,000 fine to owners Thomas and Pamela Sellner.

Iowa In The Pinstripe Bowl: Everything You Need To Know

One stop for all your questions about Boston vs. Iowa in the Pinstripe Bowl.

First-Year Iowa Fireworks Sales Fizzle Against Projections

The state had anticipated collecting $1.1 million in sales tax from fireworks sold, but the amount only reached $600,000 in the first year.

KIOW, Iowa Radio Station, Fires Staffers Over Racist Remarks

Orin Harris said of Eagle Grove boys he believes to be Hispanic that they should "go back where they came from."

Iowa Prison Population Could Rise 24 Percent In A Decade: State

Current prison population has declined since a record high in 2011, but projections through FY 2027 show the increase will exceed capacity.

Body Found In Floyd County - UPDATED

The body was discovered in an area where authorities believed a Grundy Center man had disappeared last month.

Iowa Receives Grant To Combat Meth Trafficking

The money likely will be used for law enforcement officers' overtime connected to international trafficking investigations.

Cold Case: Arrest Made In 2000 Mount Pleasant Murder

Elizabeth Syperda, 22, had been classified as a missing person since 2000 until investigators reopened the case earlier this year.

Iowans Aren't As Charitable As We'd Like To Think: Survey

More than half of the country is considered more generous with its time and money than Iowa's "richest and least charitable" classification.

Alec Baldwin Goes To Iowa, Mocks Trump Along The Way

He took shots at the president — but he also had an important message to deliver.

From National Fritters Day To No Interruptions: December Holidays

Christmas, Hanukkah​, and Kwanzaa​ aren't the only days in December to celebrate. Here's the complete holiday list.

Lawsuit: Iowa School For Juvenile Offenders Misusing Drugs

The state-run school is giving juveniles "dangerous" psychotropic medications instead of adequate therapy, says a watchdog group.

Iowa School Gave Students 'Dangerous' Levels of Drugs: Lawsuit

Child advocacy organizations say the school is not providing sufficient care for the students' psychological wellbeing.

Iowan Named To 2018 Class Of Forbes 30 Under 30

A 29-year-old hog farmer from Ryan started an online version of the traditional co-op buying system used in farming.

Iowa State Cornerback Accused Of Vandalism

Ames police Lt. Heath Ropp said officers who responded Thursday evening to a call about vandalism at Tsushima skate park

Windy Day? Great For Iowa Energy Production!

Iowa trails only Texas when it comes to the states creating the most wind energy production.

5 More Iowans Plead Guilty To Defrauding Elderly

Ten Iowans have now pleaded guilty to being part of a scam in which elderly victims wired money after being told a relative was in jail.

Iowa Republicans To Release Sexual Harassment Probe Findings

Senate Majority Leader Bill Dix said in a press release he will provide, by the end of the week, an "internal review document."