After strong showings on the summer circuits, he's seen his ranking rise from an unranked prospect to a top 75 player in the class. Costello recently opened up to 247Sports about his recruitment and his failure to mention Iowa could be pretty telling on the Hawkeyes' standing in his recruitment.

A group of businesses and employer-provided health care plans sued June 23 to halt the law, saying it violates federal code and the First Amendment.

Ball, a longtime Cedar Rapids nonprofit leader who fueled neighborhood flood recovery, is running for Iowa's 2nd Congressional District.

The first Kum & Go store in Iowa to get the Mavrik rebrand will be in Neola. The kitchen will close on July 18, followed by a full store closure on July 20. The Neola location, in western Iowa near Omaha, will reopen with the Maverik branding by July 22, according to an email from the company.

From the Black Angel to the Bier Caves, Iowa City landmarks take centerstage in filming of "Death of a Brewer." Find out which sites will be featured

Health officials have identified five locations visited by the individual where Iowans could have been exposed to the measles.

Democrats and independents say Trump's cuts to Medicaid and wind power, plus a push for cane sugar over corn syrup, are alienating voters in this farm state.

St. Kilda opened this location in 2022, taking over the former Table 128 space. In December, owners Alexander and Whitney Hall announced that the location south of downtown Des Moines closed, becoming The Rook Room. The couple still has a St. Kilda in Valley Junction at 333 Fifth St., West Des Moines.

Ryan Rhodes, a Republican campaign staffer and former Tea Party leader in Iowa, launched his campaign for Congress.

The 2025 edition of RAGBRAI marks the 52nd anniversary of the first ride in 1973. This year's ride will go 406 miles, starting in Orange City on Sunday, July 20, and ending in Guttenberg on Saturday, July 26. Video above: RAGBRAI announces it will cross into Minnesota for first time ever in 2025

Two of Iowa’s higher education institutions are working with the Eastern Iowa Airport to launch a new training program and fill gaps in the aviation industry. Coe College announced in a news release Monday both the private university and Kirkwood Community College will offer educational resources for the new Aviation Workforce Development Campus,