One of the best features of The Iowa State Bar Association's Wellness Club is that you can start anytime. If you haven’t signed up yet, now is a great time to do so.

ISBA President Kathy Law was formally recognized on Feb. 6 at the National Conference of Bar Presidents (NCBP) Midyear Meeting in San Antonio, Texas, where she received the NCBP Best of 2025 President’s Page Award.

President-elect Stephanie Hinz is extending an invitation to all aspiring and seasoned legal professionals to contribute to The Iowa State Bar Association by becoming an integral part of its section councils and committees.

Mount Pleasant native Arabella "Belle" Babb Mansfield was the first woman admitted to the practice of law in the United States in 1869. Her example continues to provide lessons that are relevant to this day. 

In the first of a series of articles celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Iowa Court of Appeals, Chief Judge Mary Tabor highlights the contributions of three female judges.

Preparing students for rural practice requires more than encouraging words. Laurie Dufoe details how Drake University Law School is working to encourage students to stay and practice in rural Iowa.

Melissa Norman shares how the University of Iowa College of Law is committed to helping students connect with rural communities. 

Feeling a bit overwhelmed by a growing stack of files? Simply ready for a break from the nonstop news cycle? We invite you to step away for a while and enjoy a fun, engaging Sunday afternoon with colleagues, friends, and family — no puzzle expertise required.

The Iowa State Bar Association now offers a new classification specifically for non-attorney legal support professionals.

The Sixth Judicial District has announced an upcoming vacancy for a district associate judge.