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Iowa has a large turkey industry, but the turkey at the center of your Thanksgiving dinner likely isn’t from Iowa.

Officials with food pantries in Iowa say they've been seeing an increase in people needing food assistance as economic pressure continues.

Native communities in western Iowa marched through Sioux City in remembrance of children who have been separated from their families and placed into foster care.

Native communities in Iowa are urging people to educate themselves on the true history of Thanksgiving and to dispel myths harmful myths.

Mr. Thanksgiving and a crew of Hy-Vee workers are ready to serve more than 3,000 turkey dinners.

Twenty years ago, Native communities in western Iowa protested the disproportionate number of Natives placed in the child welfare system. They’re still marching today.

American farming increasingly relies on software to keep the U.S. the world’s top food producer. But all that reliance on code-driven machinery has drawn ransomware attacks that could prove particularly devastating during harvest.

Polly Carver-Kimm alleged she was forced to resign for fulfilling public records requests at the Iowa Department of Public Health, and the state is trying to remove Gov. Kim Reynolds from her lawsuit.

Any bills proposing significant changes to the state’s education system in the upcoming session will go through the five-person Education Reform Committee.

A top investor thinks the owner of newspapers like St. Louis Post-Dispatch and Omaha World-Herald are entering a difficult business climate with advertising sales continuing their decline.