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Iowa State University President Gregory Geoffroy announced that benefactors to Campaign Iowa State: With Pride and Purpose have committed gifts totaling more than $804 million since July 1, 2003, surpassing the $800 million goal of …
Gov. Chet Culver is down to one option: get the Iowa Constitution changed so the governor’s race is decided by arm wrestling.
Barring that, his immediate political future looks dim, which is unfortunate for him, …
Seekers of a toned body and healthy lifestyle could be led down the wrong path if their quest includes a visit to the Internet.
A trademark infringement lawsuit claims that the owners of Kosama, a …
The city of Des Moines received a 2010 WebAward for Outstanding Achievement in Web Development from the Web Marketing Association. Intended to recognize Web developers and marketers around the world, more than 2,000 sites from …
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Jr. will deliver the 12th Dwight D. Opperman Lecture in Constitutional Law at Drake University today.
The free lecture starts at 3 p.m. in the Knapp Center, 2525 Forest …
Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller has opened a civil investigation into foreclosure practices at Ally Financial Inc., formerly GMAC Mortgage. On Sept. 20, the company announced that it ordered brokers in Iowa and 22 other …
If Tea Party candidates are elected in November, we’ll be realistic and not expect them to dramatically change Washington, D.C., overnight.
But if this movement keeps its momentum for a few years, eventually we should …
The U.S. Senate voted 61-38 on Thursday to end a Republican filibuster of legislation that would give small businesses $12 billion in tax cuts, TheHill.com reported. Lawmakers then passed the bill, which Democratic leaders have …
The Warren County Philanthropic Partnership (WCPP) will receive a $122,952 state award from the County Endowment Fund to advance community-based philanthropy in the county. Under terms of the legislation, the WCPP will direct 75 percent …
Two confirmed victims of a nationwide outbreak of food poisoning from salmonella-tainted eggs will testify today as Congress considers new food-safety legislation. Carol Lobato, 77, of Littleton, Colo., developed septic shock and nearly died in …
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