16 Aug 2022

Former ITT Students in Iowa Receive $15.7 Million in Loans Discharged

By Ashlee Kieler

DES MOINES, IOWA (August 16, 2022) — Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller applauds the 

15 Aug 2022

Attorneys and Journalists Illegally Searched During Visits with Julian Assange Sue CIA and Michael Pompeo; Plaintiffs Call on DOJ to Drop Charges

By Trevor FitzGibbon

NEW YORK, NEW YORK (August 15, 2022) — US journalists and attorneys who visited WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange filed suit today against the Central Intelligence Agency and Michael Pompeo, former CIA director, as well as the Spanish security firm Undercover Global and its former CEO, David R Morales Guillen, for violating the plaintiffs' constitutional rights.

02 Aug 2022

Gov Kim Reynolds Announces New Statewide Broadband Map, Requests Public Input

By Alex Murphy

DES MOINES, IOWA (August 2, 2022) — Governor Kim Reynolds and the Department of Management Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) has announced the release of a new broadband map of Iowa, reporting the conditions of broadband availability in accordance with federal grant guidelines at over one million locations throughout the state.

28 Jul 2022

Find Phenomena at the Fair with Iowa PBS

By Susan Ramsey

JOHNSTON, IOWA (July 28, 2022) — Visitors to Iowa PBS’s State Fair exhibit will marvel at a geode the size of a basketball, prairie grass-root systems taller than a basketball player, and Iowa mussels that help keep our waterways clean. Come visit Iowa PBS in the Varied Industries Building to see these and other “phenomenal” science displays, pick up some great giveaways, and have fun for the whole family.

27 Jul 2022

I-74 Mississippi River Bridge Awarded Top Honors

By Maria Castaneda

SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS (July 27, 2022) — Construction of the Interstate 74 bridge over the Mississippi River in the Quad Cities won top honors today among Midwest states in the America’s Transportation Awards. One of the biggest projects in state history and a transformational investment in infrastructure for the region, the new bridge was recognized for improving safety and mobility, enhancing quality of life and positioning the Quad Cities area for future economic opportunity.

27 Jul 2022

Gov Kim Reynolds Appoints David May to the Supreme Court

By Alex Murphy

DES MOINES, IOWA (July 27, 2022) — Governor Kim Reynolds today announced her appointment of David May as a justice of the Iowa Supreme Court at the Iowa State Capitol in Des Moines.

May, of Polk City, received his law degree from Drake University Law School and his undergraduate degree from the University of Missouri-Columbia. He has been serving on the Iowa Court of Appeals since 2019. Judge May also served as a district judge in the Fifth Judicial District.

25 Jul 2022

Gov Kim Reynolds Issues Disaster Proclamation for Five Counties

By Alex Murphy

DES MOINES, IOWA (July 25, 2022) — Governor Kim Reynolds has issued a dis

25 Jul 2022

2022 Iowa State Fair Coverage on Iowa PBS

By Susan Ramsey

JOHNSON, IOWA (July 25, 2022) — August means it's time for the Iowa State Fair, and for fair coverage on Iowa PBS. This year's programming begins August 10 with a live broadcast of the 2022 Iowa State Fair Parade. On August 13, the network will livestream the 2022 Iowa State Fair Queen Coronation with highlights of the event airing August 14.

22 Jul 2022

Gov Kim Reynolds Issues Statement in Response to Shooting at Maquoketa Caves State Park

By Alex Murphy

DES MOINES, IOWA (July 22, 2022) — Governor Kim Reynolds released the following statement today in response to:

“I’m horrified by the shooting this morning at Maquoketa Caves State Park and devastated by the loss of three innocent lives. As we grieve this unimaginable tragedy, Kevin and I pray for the victims’ family members and the law enforcement officers who responded to the scene. We ask Iowans to do the same.”

21 Jul 2022

Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller: Legislation Can Help Prevent Fentanyl Overdoses

By Lynn Hicks

DES MOINES, IOWA (July 21, 2022) — Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller called on legislators to pass bills to prevent fentanyl-related deaths.

“We know that many of the overdose deaths are accidental, often because people are unaware they’ve ingested a dose of fentanyl,” AG Miller said. “We have tools available that could reduce these deaths, but we must first change Iowa’s laws.”

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