The Register responds to Kim Reynolds' suit by challenging her claim of executive privilege, demanding release of emails ...

It may have escaped your notice but Sex in the City co-star Sarah Jessica Parker, aka Carrie, and Kim Cattrall, who played ...

As Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds weighs whether to sign House File 639, ethanol leaders, farmers and pipeline advocates are warning ...

Trump greenlights ‘significant’ changes to ‘big, beautiful bill’ over Mike Johnson objections Trump's push for Lumbee recognition causes concern among other Native tribes Euro could become the ...

Kim Kardashian appeared to show support for Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds amid their alleged rift with Taylor Swift over the ...

Kim Kardashian celebrated her son Psalm’s sixth birthday with a Deadpool & Wolverine-themed party, sharing moments from the ...

Flags around Iowa will be lowered to half-staff on May 26, according to orders from Gov. Kim Reynolds to commemorate Memorial ...

The killing of an unarmed Black man by a white police officer in Minnesota ignited a nationwide racial reckoning in 2020. Iowans responded with their voice and with their actions.

In the episode of Close Up, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds talks about her plans once she leaves office and the qualities she'd like to see in her successor to carry forward her legacy.

The bill would sweep up and sink beneficial, and unopposed, Iowa projects, like our plant's, write Mike Jerke and Jill Euken.

Gov. Kim Reynolds' new plan has some good parts, but it misfires on the most important points, writes the Register's editorial board.

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds received USDA approval for her waiver to prohibit the purchase of certain grocery items using SNAP benefits.