Iowa native Caitlin Clark is back in Des Moines. Well, symbolically, at least. Nike unveiled two new banners featuring Clark in downtown Des Moines.

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The 67-year-old host also suggested a stop sign to signify the Eagles defense "stopping" the competition. A monument to Caitlin Clark and Lisa Bluder? Earlier this month, an Iowa State Representative ...

Iowa basketball entered Monday’s men's contest at Ohio State shooting 51% from the field and 39.1% from deep. But the Hawkeyes’ high-octane offense did not show up in Columbus. On Monday, Iowa shot ...

Caitlin Clark, the WNBA Rookie of the Year and rising star of the Indiana Fever, has become a household name in the state. Paired with Peyton Manning, a longtime legend in Indianapolis, the duo teamed ...

“The illuminated welcome sign in San Pedro has been in development ... event on Memorial Day weekend at the nearby USS Battleship Iowa, he said. The sign is designed to light up from dusk ...

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Caitlin Clark returned to the University of Iowa and received a warm welcome as her No. 22 jersey was retired. Expressing gratitude, she reflected on her journey and impact on women's basketball.

hygiene kits and other resources to new Americans arriving in Iowa. You invest in our local staff capacity—the heart of our essential programs and services—so there are compassionate and empathetic ...

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