KIMT-TV 3 News – Political leaders in Iowa and Minnesota are responding to President Donald Trump’s contentious address to a Joint Session of Congress on Tuesday night.

Third The No. 2 Iowa men’s wrestling squad is hunting for its 38th Big Ten title, but the conference powerhouse makes anything better than third at the Big Ten championships a tall task. This season,

K.J. Windham scored 20 points and Northwestern pulled away in the second half to beat Iowa 68-57 to break a four-way tie for 13th place in the Big Ten Conference.

Fran McCaffery has “no intention of moving on” from Iowa men’s basketball after the 2024-25 season, the 15th-year head coach told reporters on Tuesday.

The bill would authorize state leaders to negotiate with Minnesota to buy the southern row of counties along the Iowa border.

Iowa DOT tracks developing storm system to match management plan to conditions

According to the Congressional Research Service, the federal government employs more than 2 million civilians who live in every state.

Some U.S. lawmakers are finding themselves in heated conversations as they field constituent concerns over President Donald Trump’s second term agenda, specifically on issues tied to recent Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) activities under the hand of Elon Musk.

Seth Varner will add Minnesota as the sixth state where he plans to visit and document every incorporated town, and at the conclusion of his journey, publish a travel guide.

Should Iowa lose tonight, it will need to either beat Michigan State in Iowa City next Thursday or win at Nebraska on March 9 to have a chance of finishing above 16th. If the Hawkeyes don’t win again, they will finish no better than 16th for tiebreaking purposes since they lost to Minnesota and USC.

A Minnesota man was sentenced to more than seven years in federal prison on Wednesday after admitting to driving a stolen vehicle to Winneshiek County where he broke into a home.

One in every 500,000 people becomes an Olympian. And Iowa has two of them. Aurélie Tran and Cassie Lee are only in their first years of competing as Hawkeyes, but their time as gymnasts goes back years prior.