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The Des Moines Register is an American daily newspaper focused on local news, politics and community reporting across Iowa. First published in 1849, it has served as the state’s leading news source for generations, providing comprehensive coverage of the issues, events and people shaping communities throughout Iowa. The newspaper is known for its reporting on state government, politics, business, education and public affairs, alongside breaking news, investigative journalism and in-depth features that examine topics of statewide importance. Its coverage of the Iowa caucuses has earned national recognition, making it a widely respected source for political reporting during presidential election cycles. The newspaper also features arts, entertainment, agriculture and community news, reflecting the industries and culture that define the state. Sports reporting is a major strength, with extensive coverage of the Iowa Hawkeyes, Iowa State Cyclones, Drake Bulldogs, high school athletics and major professional sporting events, supported by expert analysis and commentary. Available on PressReader, The Des Moines Register newspaper delivers trusted journalism, insightful political reporting and comprehensive daily news coverage from across Iowa.
Jared Benko has spent nearly two decades working in collegiate athletics, mostly in the south and the SEC, but he’s found a new home in the Midwest and the Big 12. Benko will be Iowa State University’s new athletics director, the school...
Iowa is expected to see modest revenue growth this year and next, but the state is still on track to spend more than a billion dollars more than it will receive in revenue in the current fiscal year. That’s according to new estimates from the...
For a University of Iowa law professor, Cy-Hawk rivalry game day might seem like the last day you’d choose to leave Iowa City. But Democratic congressional candidate Christina Bohannan spent the cloudy September on Saturday in rural...
As artificial intelligence reshapes the nation’s economy, Republican U.S. Rep. Zach Nunn and Democratic challenger Sarah Trone Garriott say they see a role for the federal government in managing the rapidly evolving technology’s risks,...
In the race for Iowa’s state treasurer, the Republican incumbent is focusing on his track record, while his Democratic challenger promises to make the office more visible to the public. Republican Roby Smith, 48, is seeking a second term in...