Iowa

Some of the family of seven's belongings were ruined, including a bed saved for their one-year-old.

"The difference between a plan and a pipe dream is something you can actually get done. And we can get this public option done," Klobuchar said.

Daniel Alfredo Burleson was arrested on the morning of October 11 after using a phoney ID made famous by the comedy movie "Superbad," police said.

An Iowa county has placed wind and solar energy projects on hold until October 2020

Ames, Iowa is known for its pride flag crosswalks. They say the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Administration requested they be painted over as a safety hazard. But the town says it has no such jurisdiction to make them do so.

An Iowa teen was charged with a felony after advertising for a 'school shooter' on Indeed.com.

Police are concerned that the suspect didn't appear to know his victim.

The 11-year-old proprietors of a lemonade stand got a surprise visitor last month: presidential candidate Senator Elizabeth Warren. They donated the pro-choice advocate's money to a pro-life charity.

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren capped her steady rise to the top of the Democratic 2020 candidates this week, but one-in-five of those polled said they hadn't made up their minds for sure.

President touted more tariff-free ethanol going to Brazil, but hard-hit corn farmers say it will make little difference.

Nick Bowdish, CEO of Elite Octane in Atlantic, Iowa, told "Newsweek" Trump administration is hurting the U.S. heartland that got him elected.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has granted exemptions to oil refineries, allowing them not to use ethanol, causing a huge slump in demand for corn.

The 20-year-old reportedly told 911 that her 1998 grey Buick Century—which she was currently fleeing police in—had been stolen earlier in the day.

An Iowa man planning to vote for President Donald Trump's re-election in 2020 said he once lived with a "colored" guy in college and that he's been victimized by people calling him a "racist."

"Don't play games with me, kid," the former vice president told a young conservative who baited him with a question about gender at the Iowa State Fair.

Day three of the Iowa State Fair political soapbox features a packed lineup of nine Democratic candidates.

More than 20 candidates will take the stage in the state with caucuses that are considered the first presidential votes.

A temporary 8,000-seat stadium will be built on the site to accommodate the first Major League Baseball game played in Iowa.

Senator Cory Booker aimed to gain support among Iowans on Friday by persuading three supporters of his 2020 campaign to shave their heads in exchange for $1,000 donation to charities in Iowa.

The National Weather Service has urged the public to stay safe in the excessive heat.

"For a man that would never meet me, to give me basically a full ride to college, that's incredible. That doesn't happen," says Kira Conrad of Dale Schroeder's incredible generosity

"I have always treated everyone, gay or straight, with respect and dignity," testified Republican ex-gov Terry Branstad, now U.S. Ambassador to China.

E15, an environmentally unfriendly fuel blend, will soon dominate gas pumps nationwide, a great deal for farmers and the ethanol industry but a raw deal for everyone else.

Republican Senator Joni Ernst may not have heard President Donald Trump say he would not fire Conway for Hatch Act violations.

Severe weather is expected to move eastwards, with flood warnings issued for Omaha Valley in Nebraska.

"One in five jobs in Iowa is tied directly to trade," Senator Joni Ernst said. "Most of that is around the farming sector, our agricultural sector. So it is very tense times."

"This is survival at this point. I mean, for a lot of operations it is a survival thing," Iowa farmer Robert Ewoldt said.

"We're becoming the Whole Foods party, when we need to figure out how to win in Dollar General districts like mine," J.D. Scholten told The Washington Post.

The confrontation with Republican Senator Chuck Grassley went viral this week after an Iowa woman demanded he defend his past votes to repeal the Affordable Care Act.

The Iowa representative says he understands what Jesus Christ "went through for us" because of criticism from Congress.