Crime

Renowned scholar and criminologist Matt DeLisi discusses his latest book, Ted Bundy and the Unsolved Murder Epidemic: The Dark Figure of Crime.

There are hundreds of thousands of unsolved murder cases in the U.S.

Production of the 155mm shells — ammunition sent overseas to help the war effort in Ukraine — is almost exclusively at the Iowa Army Ammunition Plant in Middletown, Iowa.

Also, the Des Moines Register's chief politics reporter discusses her recent sit down with Gov. Kim Reynolds and Reynolds' continued rise in political prominence.

And as a distracted driving bill is considered at the statehouse, an Iowa medical student recounts almost losing his life to a distracted driver.

Native communities throughout Iowa are pushing for justice for Indigenous women who are missing or murdered. They hope grassroots efforts can help curb the public health crisis.

An attorney for Willard Chaiden Miller is challenging evidence gathered in the investigation into the murder of Fairfield Spanish teacher Nohema Graber.

A southwest Iowa woman claims her late father killed at least 50 women and disposed of their bodies on his property in Thurman, according to a report by Newsweek.

Authors Patricia Bryan and Thomas Wolf bring readers to the late 1880s to the gruesome scene of the murders of John Wesley Elkins's father and stepmother. The 11-year-old was charged and convicted.

Police say protesters were “lawfully demonstrating” and characterized the assault as “unprovoked.”