The Latest Breaking News from Iowa

Iowa parents face neglect charges after leaving child in deplorable conditions and makeshift cage, leading to arrest and removal of children from the home.

Abortions expected to drop 97 percent once law takes effect

An Associated Press analysis of county tax data across three states — Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska — found wind companies rank among the biggest taxpayers in many rural communities, with their total tax bills at times outstripping that of large farms, power plants and other major businesses

Iowa's new abortion law, limiting access after six weeks, sparks debate over reproductive rights and healthcare access.

Iowa’s strict abortion law will take effect Monday, banning most abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy and before many women know they are pregnant

A sheriff says there has been a shooting inside a mall in Davenport, Iowa

Forget ice cream and apple pie: The American state fair has evolved to feature wacky favorites from chocolate-covered scorpions to deep-fried beers. As Americans flock to fairgrounds from coast to coast, Mike Bedigan examines the most outrageous – and (sometimes) borderline revolting – fair fare

Iowa's IT systems restored post global outage caused by CrowdStrike software update. Gov. Kim Reynolds stresses cybersecurity importance.

Team Penske heads to Canada with a lot of momentum after sweeping the weekend at Iowa Speedway. Scott McLaughlin won Race #1 and Will Power won Race #2.

You wouldn’t bet against Alex Palou sealing a hat-trick of IndyCar Series championships in September, but Saturday’s first race at Iowa’s doubleheader gave a ray of hope to his rivals – especially that day’s race winner, Scott McLaughlin.

Similar trends exist nationwide, as hospitals and staff struggle to safely handle dwindling numbers of births