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Gov. Reynolds expressed in a press conference Wednesday that she was confident Iowa City would be able to meet the Big 10's coronavirus standards as football season is slated to resume.

This year’s election has the potential to be unlike any other in recent memory. COVID-19 has complicated things and to be honest, there’s just a lot of information to keep track of. But imagine if you also didn’t speak English fluently.

Marshalltown’s mayor is giving some official recognition to the city’s Latinos. They make up nearly one-third of the local population.

Rural Iowa's mental health care system was already stretched too thin, even before the COVID-19 pandemic. Some worry the aftermath of last month's derecho could push some Iowans even closer to crisis.

A discussion avout the damages to personal property and mental health many Iowans are coping with after last month’s derecho.

It’s been a little more than a month since the derecho storm swept through Iowa. Marhsalltown took one of its hardest hits.

RadioIowa's O. Kay Henderson reports on former Gov. Terry Branstad stepping down from his position as U.S. ambassador to China.

Iowa homeowners and renters affected by last month's derecho have so far been awarded more than $5 million in federal aid, according to officials. More funding is available for housing assistance, debris removal and on-farm losses, among other impacts.

A Native tribe in Iowa is still recovering from the derecho, and with winter on the way and COVID-19 still widespread in the state, one man is working to help support the tribe elders.

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.