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Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds said she will take some time to pick a new lieutenant governor after Adam Gregg resigned Tuesday to lead the Iowa Bankers Association.

Iowa Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg resigned Tuesday and said the decision will allow him to focus on his family. He will lead the Iowa Bankers Association starting Oct. 1.

As the school year begins, Iowa’s Area Education Agencies and school districts are implementing a new law that shifts some AEA funding to school districts and moves oversight of special education from AEAs to the state.

State officials announced a new website Thursday with the goal of making it easier for Iowans to find child care.

A ceasefire in Gaza, abortion, a campaign for change — all that and more are talking points during the DNC.

Iowa's state parks struggle to manage upkeep with constrained budget.

The Iowa State Fair is known for its creative food and passionate politics, and in this week's News Buzz, we sample from both.

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds is once again rejecting a federal summer food assistance program for kids that would provide grocery money to food-insecure families next summer. She announced Thursday that she is instead seeking funding for monthly food boxes.

Last year, an Iowa law that required schools to remove books that contain a depiction of a 'sex act' was put on pause by a temporary injunction, but an appeals court decision has cleared the way for the law to go into effect.

On this archive episode of River to River, author Jerry Harrington discusses his book, Thunder from the Prairie: The Life of Harold E. Hughes