Eric Armstrong dropped out in September citing health issues — then won Iowa House District 20 anyway by about 865 votes.

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

Early tallies show strong support for a new 95,000-square-foot station near Douglas Avenue and 100th Street.

Unofficial returns show Iowans favoring a measure requiring a two-thirds legislative vote to raise income taxes, though final tallies remain uncertified.

Bohannan beat Mariannette Miller-Meeks on her third try, in a rematch that drew over $18 million in outside spending.

The West Des Moines minister becomes Iowa's first Democrat in the U.S. House in four years, ending Zach Nunn's two terms.

Zajicek beat Democrat Sinikka Waugh for the District 11 seat, calling the eight-month race exhausting but worth it.

A federal judge says Iowa must let The Satanic Temple celebrate at the Capitol on Dec. 12 — Krampus costume contest included.

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

Iowa is one of 19 states with zero AI ad regulations as an altered image of Rob Sand fuels a governor's race clash with Zach Lahn.

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

A public hearing lands Wednesday before Des Moines Public Schools decides whether to redraw boundaries tied to its $265 million Reimagining Education plan.

The Jordan Creek cuts push Wells Fargo's 2026 Iowa layoff total to 460 workers, following 501 cut in 2025.