Midwest News

North Dakota drivers in their 50s accounted for the biggest jump in the state’s number of drunken driving arrests last... Read More

The Institute for Supply Management, formerly the Purchasing Management Association, began formally surveying its membership in 1931 to gauge business... Read More

Federal authorities have cited a Lawrence fertilizer company for several violations that occurred the day two employees died after being... Read More

Gov. Chet Culver says President Barack Obama has authorized a presidential disaster declaration for 32 Iowa counties affected by flooding... Read More

Claim denials were the number one complaint of Ohio insurance consumers in 2009, according to statistics released by the Ohio... Read More

U.S. regulators have told Canada’s Enbridge to detail a safety and repair plan for a failed oil pipeline in Michigan... Read More

A northwest Ohio police station destroyed by a tornado last month will be rebuilt in hopes of opening in the... Read More

Experience and support for the new federal health care reform law are the defining issues in a Republican primary for... Read More

A grain bin accident in northwestern Illinois has left two people dead and a third hospitalized in serious condition. Authorities... Read More

Fire officials say a blaze that destroyed a pallet manufacturer in Sheboygan County, Wis., may have been deliberately set. A... Read More