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Christ the King Church Announces Annual Holiday Vendor Craft Fair in Des Moines

Christ the King Church Announces Annual Holiday Vendor Craft Fair in Des Moines

Christ the King Church Announces Annual Holiday Vendor Craft Fair in Des Moines

John Deere Announces Closure of Two Iowa Manufacturing Plants, Production to Shift by 2028

John Deere Announces Closure of Two Iowa Manufacturing Plants, Production to Shift by 2028

John Deere Announces Closure of Two Iowa Manufacturing Plants, Production to Shift by 2028

Postal worker charged after shooting co-workers at Iowa post office

Postal worker charged after shooting co-workers at Iowa post office

A Des Moines postal employee faces attempted murder charges after police said she shot two co-workers at a post office.

Postal employee shot 2 coworkers at an Iowa post office before being captured, police say

Postal employee shot 2 coworkers at an Iowa post office before being captured, police say

Authorities say a postal employee shot two colleagues at the main post office in Iowa’s capital city before being captured nearby

John Deere to Close Two Iowa Factories as Part of U.S. Restructuring Plan

John Deere to Close Two Iowa Factories as Part of U.S. Restructuring Plan

John Deere to Close Two Iowa Factories as Part of U.S. Restructuring Plan

Investigators are looking into whether an Iowa postal worker targeted her colleague in shooting

Investigators are looking into whether an Iowa postal worker targeted her colleague in shooting

The woman accused of shooting and wounding two female co-workers at the main post office in Iowa’s capital city has made her initial court appearance

3 people have been injured in a shooting at an Iowa post office

3 people have been injured in a shooting at an Iowa post office

Authorities say a shooting at an Iowa post office has left three people injured

Karina Longworth, Host of 'You Must Remember This,' Explores Old Hollywood Histories in Iowa Tour

Karina Longworth, Host of 'You Must Remember This,' Explores Old Hollywood Histories in Iowa Tour

Karina Longworth, Host of 'You Must Remember This,' Explores Old Hollywood Histories in Iowa Tour

Iowa Strengthens Position as Hub for Agricultural, Food, and Bioscience Innovation

Iowa Strengthens Position as Hub for Agricultural, Food, and Bioscience Innovation

Iowa Strengthens Position as Hub for Agricultural, Food, and Bioscience Innovation

Lee County, Iowa, Considers $15 Billion Steel Plant Amidst Job Optimism and Environmental Concerns

Lee County, Iowa, Considers $15 Billion Steel Plant Amidst Job Optimism and Environmental Concerns

Lee County, Iowa, Considers $15 Billion Steel Plant Amidst Job Optimism and Environmental Concerns

Iowa State Bar Association to Host Environmental Law Seminar Addressing Emerging Technologies and Regulations

Iowa State Bar Association to Host Environmental Law Seminar Addressing Emerging Technologies and Regulations

The Iowa State Bar Association (ISBA) is set to host its 2026 Environmental Law Seminar on November 13. This seminar will delve into how emerging technologies, energy development, and environmental regulations are collectively shaping Iowa's legal landscape. Legal professionals attending the event will gain insights from experts on current developments and the legal challenges these changes present for their clients. The program, scheduled from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., offers attendees the flexibility to participate in person at the Boyd Law Building in Iowa City or the ISBA Building in Des Moines, or virtually via a live webinar. Lunch will be provided for those attending in person. The seminar features a lineup of environmental regulators, practicing attorneys, and academics who will discuss timely issues in environmental and energy law, including a conversation with Iowa’s energy leaders, the intersection of AI technology with environmental and energy law, an EPA update, and discussions on developing energy in...

Governor Reynolds Orders Flags Half-Staff to Honor Fallen WWII Sailor

Governor Reynolds Orders Flags Half-Staff to Honor Fallen WWII Sailor

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds has issued an order for all flags in the state to be flown at half-staff from sunrise to sunset on Saturday, November 7, 2026. This directive is in solemn remembrance of U.S. Navy Fireman First Class Robert Shove, a World War II veteran who served aboard the USS Canopus in the Pacific Theater. Fireman First Class Shove tragically died as a prisoner of war at the Cabanatuan Prison Camp in Luzon, Philippine Islands, at the age of 21. Born in Washta, Iowa, in 1922, he enlisted in the U.S. Navy in Des Moines. His remains were identified in 2025, bringing closure decades after his death. The funeral service for Fireman First Class Shove is scheduled for Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 11 a.m. at Meyer Brothers Morningside Chapel in Sioux City, Iowa, followed by interment with military honors at Memorial Park Cemetery. A Celebration of Life event will also be held at the Sioux City Public Museum.