House File 274 would repeal a section of the Iowa Code that addresses obscenity exemptions for public libraries and ...

Iowa Republican lawmakers are seeking to remove an exemption in Iowa's obscenity law that protects libraries and educational ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Former Ohio State offensive lineman Ben Christman’s cause of death was revealed in his obituary. The ...

Republican lawmakers’ efforts to protect children from books and material they view as obscene would extend beyond schools to ...

In the 2023-2024 school year, book bans were up 200% in the United States. Multiple states, including Florida and Iowa, have ...

MARION, Iowa (KCRG) - City leaders and development groups have laid out their proposal for the site of Marion’s former ...

An Iowa author is hosting a book drive called Pages of Power during February celebrating black history and culture. The idea ...

Des Moines Public Schools is among 174 public school districts that did not remove books from its schools after Senate File 496 went into effect.

Legislators didn't explicitly define what is considered "obscene," but the bill advanced on a 2-1 vote, bringing it one step away from debate on the House floor.

Real estate developers are proposing a new mixed-use development that could transform the former site of the Marion Library.

Simply visit beanstack.com and enter in our library name or download the Beanstack app to get started. Patrons may also opt to register in person and use paper tracking forms to participate. For more ...