Iowa

Des Moines Black Lives Matter protesters are calling for Governor Reynolds to sign a felon voting rights executive order immediately.

Monday, the search is underway for a missing 10-year-old girl in the Quad Cities.

Some health experts are warning Iowans may see an even bigger uptick in COVID-19 cases following 4th of July celebrations.

An Iowa man wanting to turn his life around is starting with covering up some ink. For more than 25 years the man from Newton had a symbol of hate in the form of a tattoo on his right arm. It’s a photo of the grim reaper with a Ku Klux Klan hat on.

No one has seen or heard from Rita Papakee since she left the Meskwaki Bingo Casino Hotel on Jan. 16, 2015.

Make-A-Wish Iowa dismissed their CEO Jennifer Woodley over “financial irregularities.”

St. Paul's United Methodist Church in Cedar Rapids is keeping it doors closed and sticking with live-streamed and virtual services, at least until the end of the month. In March, the church started using only an iPhone and tripod to stream their service on Facebook.

The number of women having abortions in Iowa climbed last year, a turnaround that critics blame on the state’s controversial decision to withdraw from a federally funded family planning program.

State health officials in Pennsylvania have neighboring Delaware and three other states to the travel quarantine recommendation aimed at stemming the spread of COVID-19 in the commonwealth.

St. Mark's Youth Enrichment is preparing to amp up its "Fill the Bag" initiative to help out 3,500 students in the Dubuque and Western Dubuque areas.

A 9-year-old who was shot four times Wednesday night in Atlanta has undergone surgery and is recovering, his mother said.

A group in Des Moines held a vigil on Saturday for Vanessa Guillen, a U.S. Army soldier based at Fort Hood, Texas, who was found dead after being missing for more than two months.

Over 500 more Iowans were reported to have tested positive for the novel coronavirus since Saturday morning, according to public health officials.

The Amana Colonies Visitor’s Bureau says they’ve had to postpone several of their big summer events like Take a Bite and the Wurst Festival due to COVID-19.

Cedar Rapids police are investigating a shooting after someone showed up at a hospital with a gunshot wound.

JBS and Tyson plants in Iowa are facing racial discrimination complaints.

The Clinton County Sheriff's office announced it will begin using body cameras.

The number of women having abortions in Iowa climbed last year, a turnaround that critics blame on the state’s controversial decision to withdraw from a federally funded family planning program.

Public health officials reported over 700 cases of the illness caused by the novel coronavirus since Friday morning, the second day in a row of exceeding that mark.

A march organizers say is intending to show support for police, firefighters and veterans in Cedar Rapids is being postponed.

COVID-19 forced high school seniors to cancel or celebrate some big milestones in unique ways.One of those traditions was prom and Friday night was a do-over of sorts in Cedar Rapids.

A construction worker found Mike Jensen alive in a ditch in Waterloo Friday morning. He was less than a mile away from his care facility.

Mike Jensen found alive in Waterloo after days of searching

Cedar Rapids police have arrested a man accused of several burglaries in June.

After being closed to the public for four months, families will be able to explore once again at the Iowa Children’s Museum.

As the Dubuque economy reopens, health officials continue to see a spike in positive COVID-19 cases in young adults.

The University of Iowa announced budget cuts for the fiscal year 2021 after the state legislature approved cutting funding for public universities back in June.

The board said it plans to establish an office of minority health at Linn County Public Health.

Cedar Rapids Mayor Brad Hart said he, City Manager Jeff Pomeranz, City Council Member Dale Todd and Cedar Rapids Police Chief Wayne German will no longer meet with The Advocates for Social Justice, according to emails reviewed by I9.

Congresswoman Abby Finkenauer (D-Iowa) on Friday hosted a virtual roundtable to detail and announce her support of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden’s economic recovery plan.