Iowa and the nation both saw declining population growth rates as immigration fell sharply, the U.S. Census Bureau found.

DES MOINES -- Iowa's population is expected to grow through the year 2016, then decline until 2030, according to new U.S. Census projections released Thursday. The projections show that Iowa's ...

Iowa's population grew by about 15,000 people between mid-2012 and mid-2013, according to new government estimates. That put the state's rate of growth about in the middle of its neighbors. Iowa grew ...

Iowa’s population is growing after years of stagnation, and state analysts say one force is almost entirely responsible for the increase: immigration. As federal and state immigration policies shift ...

The Iowa Business Council in its annual report says Iowa's slow population growth is a major challenge. The council calls for federal immigration reform to address the problem. Immigration accounts ...

DES MOINES | Census Day, which comes but once every 10 years, is nearly three years off, but the groundwork for counting American residents is underway. “It’s early for us, but not early for the ...