Lots of ice, followed by blowing snow and cold, wreaked havoc across Iowa in 1991.

June Jones, the trailblazing coach who led the University of Hawaii to its greatest era, has died at 73. He also spent time coaching in the NFL and was a former Atlanta Falcons quarterback.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called for rapidly expanding the country's drone technology and observed tests of various weapons, state media reported Friday.

Two helicopters collided near an Oregon airport, forcing a nearby highway to close.

Hong Kong leader John Lee said Thursday his housing secretary resigned after an investigation into the citys deadliest fire in decades found inadequate regulatory oversight.

The Big 12 Conference has issued a $100,000 fine to the University of Central Florida after what it described as "discriminatory chants" directed at Brigham Young University while the Cougars played the Knights on Saturday.

The calendar is turning to a new month, and as we're approaching the halfway point of the 2026 season, it's also time for NFL trade deadline preparations to begin.

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird has accused Toast of deceptive practices, including misleading pricing and hidden fees, in a new lawsuit.

People Inc., formerly Dot-Dash Meredith, has announced 195 layoffs, but the number of affected employees in Des Moines remains unclear.

An ad in the Ohio governors race that garnered nationwide attention will no longer go out on the state's airwaves.

KCCI Investigates: New law lets 8th-graders play high school varsity sports

NASA astronauts made history Thursday with the 100th U.S. spacewalk outside the International Space Station.

A major Central Iowa health partnership is under strain after The Iowa Clinic issued termination notices, though leaders say they still hope to keep it alive.

Netanyahu and his chief rival both fell short of a parliamentary majority, leaving Israels next government unclear.

Iowas persistent water pollution issues, affecting drinking water and lakes, may be addressed differently depending on decisions made by the next governor and secretary of agriculture.

The Pentagon has accused a newly ousted three-star general of leaking sensitive information to the media just hours after officials confirmed his removal.

Des Moines' decades-old Beggars' Night tradition has ended, and longtime fans are feeling the Halloween change.

Mitchellville's mayor resigned through a text message during a city council meeting, prompting the council to begin the process of appointing a replacement to stabilize leadership.

A man was killed Tuesday night after being trapped in a trench collapse near Highway 20 in northwest Iowa.

A Michigan man was sentenced to 20 years in prison after being convicted of taking a 12-year-old girl from Waterloo to Michigan in April.

Alaska's Senate race faces legal and political scrutiny as two candidates named Dan Sullivan appear on the ballot, prompting accusations of voter confusion and election fraud.

Stewart died Wednesday following what his publicist called a "brief and poignant journey" with Alzheimer's disease and Lewy body dementia.

Voter turnout in Polk and Dallas counties is surpassing previous midterm election records, with thousands casting early ballots and enthusiasm running high.

Following the death of Patrick Stewart at 86, a slew of tributes from acting colleagues and even Marvel Studios poured in on Thursday.

They said they seek to protect other American families from becoming casualties in another AR-15 killing spree.