The Des Moines City Council has banned camping on public property. An Associated Press investigation has found a group had been targeting two Iowa congressional races. Iowa nursing homes are not inspected as frequently as federal law mandates. And today is National Voter Registration Day.

The Des Moines City Council will have a final vote tonight on two ordinances impacting unhoused people. Another lawsuit has been filed against the Iowa Utilities Commission over Summit's carbon capture pipeline. And why are there more birds dying in the mail?

Mayors of Des Moines suburbs say they will drop DART if the City of Des Moines doesn't change the funding model soon. An attorney for Willard Miller, the Fairfield teen who pleaded guilty to killing a teacher in 2021, is asking the Iowa Supreme Court to reconsider his sentence. And researchers are looking for ways to lower the emissions of beef production.

The Iowa Supreme Court ruled three Libertarian congressional candidates can not be on Iowa's General Election ballot. A former north central Iowa police chief has entered an Alford Plea in a case involving using a stun gun during parties. And a new program in central Iowa is trying to increase Blanding's turtles.

The Iowa Supreme Court says it plans to make a ruling over the removal of three Libertarian candidates before Iowa General Election ballots have to be printed Wednesday night. A group of Iowa Republican lawmakers say they plan to sue the Iowa Utilities Commission for approving a carbon pipeline project. And community support might keep a homeless shelter open in Sioux City.

Arguments in front of the Iowa Supreme Court are set today over three Libertarian congressional candidates who were removed from the Iowa ballot. A petition opposing the rezoning of a piece of farmland in Sioux City is gathering support. And a genetically-modified baker's yeast might be the future of bacteria treatment in ethanol production.

A district court judge upheld a decision to keep three Libertarian congressional candidates off of Iowa's General Election Ballot. Protesters called for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war at a fundraiser for U.S. Republican Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks. And there's a new vaccine to prevent a tick-borne disease in cattle.

The Dallas County Attorney says she does not plan to release a report detailing the findings of an investigation into the Perry High School shootings. Attorneys argued in court yesterday three Libertarian congressional candidates should be put back on the Iowa General Election ballot. And a homeless shelter in Sioux City is closing its doors on October 1st.

Governor Reynolds says she'll take some time to pick her new lieutenant governor. The Iowa GOP says it'll focus on voter turnout and absentee voting ahead of the General Election. And a new treehouse village with adaptive play equipment opened this week in Boone County.

Lieutenant Governor Adam Gregg has resigned and will start a new job in October. A district judge says the state can't certify November ballots until a case involving Libertarian candidates is resolved. And Mpox has been detected in an Iowa correctional facility.