Iowa

Iowa lawmakers are considering a bill that would standardize renewable-energy infrastructure installations.

In Iowa, a state with a population of around 3.2 million, around 6,000 people will die from cancer in a given year.

AARP Iowa is partnering with the state attorney general's office and the Department of Insurance and Financial Services to launch an educational tour on how to recognize fraud – and what to do after becoming a victim.

Iowa labor advocates have announced their support for the burgeoning number of data centers under construction around the state. They say the need for data storage is on the rise, and the state is in need of quality employment opportunities.

Iowa mothers-to-be will now be eligible for their health insurance programs to cover doula services.

Environmental researchers have released a new map that shows a staggering correlation between glyphosate use and cancer rates in Iowa.

The period for public comment on Iowa's impaired waterways report closes this week.

A pair of Iowa congressional races in this year's midterm elections could determine who controls the U.S. House.

A key health committee in the Iowa Legislature has defeated a measure that would have increased the state’s tobacco and e-cigarette taxes.

Fewer veterinary students are pursuing a career serving the country’s livestock industry, and the demand for graduates interested in working in large animal medicine outpaces the number who choose to specialize in the area.