A Florida-based real estate company has contacted the City of Dubuque to discuss connecting a possible data center to city water and sanitary sewer systems.
The attorney for President Donald Trump argued in court Friday that while he has no evidence to support a claim that a 2024 pre-election poll constituted fraud, the president’s lawsuit against The Des Moines Register and its pollster should be allowed to proceed.
Parishioners are not accepting the Archdiocese of Dubuque’s pastoral plan, which ends weekend services at the church. The group is pushing back by filing an appeal.
Investigators with the Cedar Rapids Police Department say a man undocumented in the United States allegedly tried to pay for sex with a 15-year-old girl.
As the Iowa City Community School District’s financial crisis deepens, an i9 investigation has found the school board has increasingly met behind closed doors — and may be violating Iowa’s Open Meetings law.
Johnson County supervisors are weighing a nearly $96 million plan to build a new jail and sheriff's office, but the proposal continues to face opposition ahead of a potential November ballot vote.
Weeks after structural concerns forced the evacuation of several downtown Muscatine buildings, some displaced business owners are rebuilding in new locations and looking toward the future.
A Dubuque family is keeping their late daughter's promise alive by hosting an annual community grill-out that has helped raise millions of dollars for pediatric medical research.
A local doctor is urging Eastern Iowans to verify their vaccination status following confirmation of the state’s first measles case of 2026, even though the case was reported in central Iowa.
While farmers say things are looking good across the immediate area with this year’s crop, too much rainfall has been an issue in some areas, even locally.
Cedar Rapids Mayor Tiffany O’Donnell confirmed Wednesday that a third data center is planned for the city, with the facility set to be built on the southwest side.
Imagine paying twice for trash pickup - and still not getting consistent service. That is just one example of frustrations LRS customers have shared with TV9 in recent months - and with the state Attorney General’s office.
A new Iowa law that took effect on July 1 has updated the speed limit of several state roads to 60 miles per hour, but not every road is changing from 55 to 60 mph.
Hours after learning the official identity of the community’s future franchise, baseball fans in Dyersville got a first-hand look at the offensive prowess coming to town.
A $53 million indoor activities facility planned for Linn-Mar Community School District is being restructured into two phases after state law reduced the district’s projected sales tax revenue by $13 million over the next decade.
