A new law in the state of Iowa is allowing people to fire fireworks on the 3rd and 4th of July, as well as New Year’s Eve.

All Iowans can legally shoot off fireworks on July 3 and 4 for the first time, but police emphasize safety and legal restrictions.

With the new ordinance in place, it's evident the Des Moines sky won't be short of fireworks this Fourth of July.

The annual fireworks show is set for Thursday, July 3, in downtown Davenport and Rock Island. The spectacular display will ...

Echoing the CyTown multiuse development district that Iowa State University initiated five years ago, the University of ...

A new state law requires cities to allow the use of fireworks within city limits on July 3 and 4. The Algona City Council adopted an update to its ordinance regarding the use of fireworks within city ...

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa — The University of Northern Iowa (UNI) has unveiled plans for the Panther District, a proposed mixed-use ...

The Iowa Songwriters Festival in Iowa City will feature a three-day music festival and conference focused on the craft of songwriting. The event includes performances by dozens of artists across ...

Coralville’s 4thFest celebration is set to return this summer with a full lineup of Independence Day events, including a ...

A few weeks ago, we got word that our dear friend Kerri Mac took another job within our company out in Fort Collins, Colorado ...

The final weekend of June brings five exciting weekend events to Iowa City, including Block Party to the final weekend of ...