Urban Dreams and Hubbell Construction Services kicked off a $1.9 million project on land held since 1999, aimed at working families.

The 10,270-square-foot Adel facility will replace the county's current EMS station and open in July 2027.

A Union Pacific train derailed between Des Moines and Carlisle, but officials say roads stayed open and no one was hurt.

Tommy Birch was jailed Sunday after allegedly breaking a no-contact order tied to an April harassment charge.

Dubuque pastor and state lawmaker Lindsay James beat Republican Joe Mitchell in a district that leaned red for years.

Officers say the man forced his way into a neighbor's home with threats before barricading for hours in Creston.

The century-old Iowa drugmaker plant will grow capacity by a quarter, but Cambrex still won't say how many jobs the project will add.

City officials say a 2% revenue cap could weaken TIF districts and force recurring budget cuts for years to come.

More than 300 packed East High School as Democrats made their closing case two days before Iowans vote.

Thunderstorms and gusty winds could make Monday messy in Des Moines, with cooler weather arriving by Wednesday.

A broker-dealer's tip helped unravel a crypto scam that began in December 2025, with Ankeny police, the FBI and private blockchain sleuths joining the chase.

Two Waukee sixth-graders replaced candy swiped from a neighbor's bowl on Beggars' Night, then stuck around to pass it out themselves.

The 44-acre complex is under 30% occupied, but Bradford Allen envisions a hotel, housing and shops replacing empty cubicles.