Kenmore officials say no other bar generates this volume of noise complaints and they've worked to address neighbors' issues. The Village Board is reviewing new guidelines for outdoor special events.

The Mug on the southwest corner of 33rd and O had a similar menu which featured Richardson’s root beer with male carhops dressed in black pants, white shirts and black bow ties.

Iowa State amassed a grand total of 16 sacks last season. Sixteen. For reference, Boise State led the nation with 55, and the national champion Ohio State Buckeyes totaled 53.

Iowa State University President Wendy Wintersteen, the first woman to hold the position, will retire in January 2026. The Iowa Board of Regents has formed a search committee, co-chaired by Regent JC ...

Wednesday, Lucas Tenbrock, a 6-foot-6 kicker/punter from St. Charles North High School in Illinois, committed to Iowa State. Chris Sailer ranks Tenbrock as the No. 1 overall punter in the 2026 ...

Why presidential candidates flock to Iowa's state fair Washington — President Trump plans to go the Iowa State Fairgrounds this summer, according to sources familiar with the plan, revisiting a ...

Iowa State transfer Mason Williams recently underwent hip surgery. Williams will likely miss the 2025-26 season. The 6-foot-5 guard averaged 13.8 points, 3.2 rebounds and 2.4 assists last season ...

Iowa State basketball found a place in the hearts and minds of U.S. basketball fans this past season as star center Audi Crooks took her place as one of the top young players in the sport. Crooks ...

Last season, Iowa State debuted brand new helmets featuring a script ‘Cyclones’ logo that hadn’t been seen on an Iowa State football helmet for decades, and were met with great fanfare.

Outlaw Light Beer, brewed by Denver-based Tivoli Brewing Co., will soon be available across Iowa through a new statewide ...

Iowa State's Milan Momcilovic also won the award as a high school senior out of Pewaukee back in 2023. Batemon was a finalist for Wisconsin's Mr. Basketball.

A 2019 video from the state historical society states that the Iowa City and Des Moines facilities house more than 200 million records, photos, books and other pieces of Iowa and national history.