Iowa

A national celebration of immigrants will start at the end of this week. In preparation, an Iowa group is working to make sure they still feel welcome, even during a pandemic.

A quinceañera is a special event in the lives of many Latina teens. But this year, their families are trying to navigate the challenges the coronavirus pandemic presents to the traditional celebration.

Last week's derecho caused havoc in the state of Iowa, pushing one thing to the back of many people’s minds: the 2020 Census. The Iowa Complete Count Committee says it is working on to ensure all Iowans, even those displaced, are accounted for.

The Democratic National Convention continues today, and some say certain voices are missing from the programming.

All the freshly fallen trees are green wood at this point. That means that the wood will be very smokey when it burns, because it still contains a lot of moisture. Split it, and stack it. Don't burn it.

Some eastern Iowa school districts have already decided to delay their school start dates due to Monday's powerful derecho storm. Other districts are considering delays as they continue to assess the damage to their facilities.

State officials are warning Iowans it may take days for power to be fully restored in the wake of Monday's rare and powerful derecho storm, which left a wide path of destruction through the state.

How long will my food stay cold without power? How long will my power be out? What should I watch out for as I clean up debris? Here's a quick overview to help you stay safe and navigate the aftermath of a powerful storm - whether it's a tornado, derecho, or strong thunderstorm.

Severe storm systems tore across Iowa on Monday, leveling trees, downing power lines, damaging homes and businesses and leaving hundreds of thousands without power.

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