Grassley has twice seemed to pump the brakes on allegations he and another high-ranking GOP officials have made against the current president.

The Justice Department has charged Andrii Derkach, who fed Rudy Giuliani bogus dirt on the Biden family, with money laundering.

Public health leaders in Iowa are taking the politically precarious step of acknowledging that preventing disease necessitates cutting exposure to potentially cancer-causing chemicals, including...

Days before lawyers allied with Donald Trump gave a news conference promoting election conspiracy theories, his campaign had determined that many of those claims were false, court filings reveal.

It rose almost $7.8 trillion during his time in the White House — approaching World War II levels, relative to the size of the economy. This time around, it will be much harder to dig ourselves out.

The Iowa Department of Education published certified K-12 enrollment figures for the 2023-2024 school year, which provide the first look at the impact of the state’s new private school financial...

Beginning July 1, Iowa's new gun law will allow people to buy or carry handguns without a permit in the state.

In an unprecedented move, Trump has fired or sidelined at least five watchdogs in recent weeks.

Gov. Kim Reynolds’ staff estimates Iowa taxpayers would spend $341 million annually to pay for students’ private school tuition and related expenses once her

As the midterm elections near, Republican candidates and political action committees are sharing ads and social media posts that revive old falsehoods about a Senate vote earlier this year.

Iowa’s governor, Republican Kim Reynolds, signed a new law on Thursday evening...

Despite objections from working-class and low-income Iowans, food banks, and more than 200 Iowa religious leaders, Iowa House Republicans advanced a bill on

Iowa school districts that choose to arm staff members could use state grants up to $25,000 to buy guns for employees, pay for their required training

Iowa's Republican senators want to reverse a new White House proposal that reduces student debt payments based on borrowers' incomes.

With a 49-50 vote, the Senate voted against advancing the $118 billion for foreign aid and revamping America's border and immigration policies.

A man's death while eating unsupervised was the second inadequate staffing violation recorded for a Story City nursing home, state inspectors say

Gov. Kim Reynolds vigorously defended Iowa's $2 million deployment to the southern border, emphasizing the harm that drug trafficking poses to Iowans.

Audio recordings and financial documents reveal the full extent of the nursing home industry's political clout in Iowa.

The bill would block State Auditor Rob Sand, a Democrat, from going to court against state government agencies and accessing certain types of personal information.

Sen. Jesse Green (R-Boone) introduced a bill last week that many library advocates say could lead to the end game for public libraries in Iowa.

The U.S. House passed a $79 billion tax bill that would expand the child tax credit. Sen Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, said it wasn't a good idea.

Opinion: If the governor had the right Rx for special education, she wouldn't have flip-flopped so quickly, writes the Register editorial board.

Iowa is headed toward a flat corporate tax of 5.5%. Gov. Kim Reynolds said businesses are growing "because government is getting out of their way."

State auditor condemns AG for using unfinished audit to justify halting payments