Iowa
Plymouth Man Gets Probation For Impeding Prosecutor
A Minnesota man has been sentenced to one year of probation for obstructing a federal prosecutor in Iowa after his son was sent to prison in an animal terrorism case.
Iowa About To Tie State Record For No Tornadoes
Iowa is about to tie a state record for the longest stretch without a reported tornado.
In Iowa, Record Corn Crop Likely Despite Late Start
The wet start to the corn planting season may reduce the amount each acre produces this year, but farmers are planting so much corn they’re still likely to bring in a record crop. In a report released Friday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture estimated farmers would bring in 14.1 billion bushels of corn this year, a billion bushels more than the previous record set in 2009.
Abused Disabled Iowa Plant Workers Awarded $240M
A jury on Wednesday awarded $240 million to 32 mentally disabled men for what government lawyers say was years of abuse by a Texas company that arranged for them to work at an Iowa turkey processing plant and oversaw their care, work and lodging.
Iowa Senator Responds To Ethics Complaint
An Iowa senator accused of taking improper payments from a presidential campaign says there is no evidence to support the claims.
Iowa Senate Panel To Review Ethics Complaint
An Iowa Senate ethics panel is scheduled to meet to review a complaint that a state senator accepted payments from a presidential campaign in 2012.
Diocese Suspends 2 Iowa Priests After Abuse Claims
The Diocese of Davenport says it has temporarily suspended two priests in eastern Iowa while it investigates allegations that they improperly touched minors decades ago.
Affidavit: Bachmann Approved Pay For Iowa Senator
An Iowa campaign adviser to Republican former presidential candidate Michele Bachmann has released an affidavit saying the Minnesota congresswoman approved a plan to indirectly pay an Iowa state senator to work on her 2012 campaign. The arrangement could violate Iowa Senate ethics rules.
Wild Move Minor League Team From Houston To Iowa
The Minnesota Wild are moving their primary minor league team to Iowa.
2nd Bachmann Aide To Say Iowa Aide Wrongly Paid
A second campaign adviser to former Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann has come forward with allegations that the Minnesota congresswoman improperly paid an Iowa state senator to work on her campaign just months before last year’s Iowa caucuses.
Iowa Senator Decries Acceptance Of Homosexuality
A Republican senator from northern Iowa said Wednesday that homosexual lifestyles pose a health risk to him and his family in comments that drew a sharp rebuke from an openly gay Democratic senator.
Farm Rescue Founder Launches Separate Foundation
North Dakota farmer Brett Kakela was only 27 in 2010 when he suffered a stroke that cost him the use of an arm and hampered his ability to walk. But the nonprofit Farm Rescue came to his aid just a few months later, providing free labor to help plant about 800 acres of wheat at his farm near Langdon.
Iowa Museum Says Tortoise Was Never Stolen
An African leopard tortoise thought to be stolen from an Iowa museum was actually trapped behind paneling in her enclosure, and a misguided employee who found her lied to keep up the story about her theft, the museum announced Friday.
2 Children Die In Crash At Iowa Train Crossing
Two children have died in a collision at a train crossing in southeast Iowa.
Illness Cancels Gay Marriage Performance At University Of Iowa
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — The University of Iowa says a provocative theatrical performance about gay marriage has been canceled because the artist is ill. UI Theatre said Monday that Holly Hughes’ performance scheduled for […]























