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Republican Joe Mitchell said Friday voters could trust his pledge to combat “corruption” in Congress because his campaign is not accepting corporate political action committee money — a position that he said makes him distinct from other GOP candidates.

Mitchell, the Republican candidate for Iowa’s 2nd Congressional District, told the crowd gathered at the Des Moines R...


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Researchers at Iowa’s public and private universities are focusing their efforts on white blood cells as they explore potential new cancer treatments.

Iowa State University and Des Moines University faculty have published research on the growth and internal operations of white blood cells, which handle the body’s immune response to infections and diseases like cancers....


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IOWA CITY – Morgan Newman was a 24-year-old dental assistant when she was diagnosed with cervical cancer, a disease that is more common in women ages 35-64. 

“I had a metastatic recurrence to my lungs,” Newman, of Norwalk, said as she ...


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One of Iowa’s largest nursing home chains is facing new lawsuits alleging nonpayment of bills and wrongful death.

Gibbins Advisors, a financial consulting firm based in Tennessee, is suing Accura Healthcare, an Oklahoma company that operates 27 senior-care facilities within Iowa, in Polk County District Court.

It is one of two pending lawsuits against Accura all...


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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Josh Turek said Friday at the Iowa State Fair that U.S. Senate Democrats should not “let perfection stand in the way of progress” in moving forward a farm bill.

Earlier in August,


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