W ith federal funding as its leverage, the Trump administration has mounted a sustained campaign to give the federal government greater oversight of higher education. By a wide margin, the public ...

KCCI EIGHT NEWS AT SIX ANKENY. POLICE SAY AN ALTOONA COUPLE STOLE ALMOST $60,000 WORTH OF AMAZON PACKAGES. AUTHORITIES TELL US A SUSPECTS STRANDED IN MADISON. TURNED THEMSELVES IN THIS MORNING AT THE ...

ANKENY, Iowa (KCCI) - As KCCI reports, two Altoona residents are accused of stealing $57,996 in Amazon packages while working as Amazon drivers. Ankeny police said Brandon and Madison Kelderman turned ...

ALTOONA, Iowa — An Altoona couple was taken into custody Wednesday after they allegedly stole almost $60,000 worth of Amazon packages while working as delivery drivers. The thefts reportedly occurred ...

ANKENY, Iowa — An Altoona husband and wife have been arrested for allegedly stealing Amazon packages they were supposed to deliver. Brandon Kelderman, 26, and Madison Kelderman, 25, are each charged ...

Russia aims to maintain its military presence in Syria despite the fall of Bashar Al Assad's regime. Hmeimim town's economic decline reflects the broader geopolitical shifts in Syria post-Assad.

CFG: What is your current function and company? And what are your responsibilities? IK: I am a captain on the Boeing 777, flying for Lufthansa Cargo. It’s my job to bring the plane with its freight in ...

The Iowa State Cyclones are set to play their first game of the new men’s basketball year on Friday night. They will be traveling to Omaha to take on the Creighton Bluejays in the first of two ...

The return of the AP Top 25 is a kind reminder that basketball season is here. Clearly, the top objective for college basketball scribes throughout the country is to outperform the football ...

AMES — Tamin Lipsey is a tone-setter every time he sets foot on the court. From his off-the-charts toughness and hustle, to his ability to command the floor on both ends of the court, the Iowa State ...

When Gov. Ron DeSantis announced a new college accreditor at a June news conference, he started with a 20-minute diatribe about the ills of higher education, and eventually blamed many of the problems ...