Nearly 70 people have weighed in during a two-and-a-half hour public hearing about a proposal to streamline state licensing and either consolidate or eliminate about 100 state boards and commissions.
An archival photography project at the University of Northern Iowa has landed a federal grant to help its users see the big picture. The Fortepan Project will use the grant
The wildfire smoke from Canada is back over Iowa once again. Brian Hutchins at the DNR Air Quality Bureau says the hazy conditions a visible in parts of the state.
A Sheldon man charged in the death of his mother earlier this year now plans to enter a guilty plea in the case. Nathaniel Kassel was charged with 1st Degree
The Sioux and Lyon County Sheriff Departments are working with local police trying to identify individuals involved a check scheme at banks in Alvord, Orange City and Sioux Center. Hispanic
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley is joining several Senate colleagues in asking the U.S. Department of Education to determine how much money adversarial foreign governments are donating to American schools, including
The State of Iowa has been covering medical malpractice settlements involving the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics that exceeded $9 million, but under a new agreement the Iowa City-based
A boil advisory went into effect for some residents in the City of Ida Grove late this (Wed) morning. The drinking water boil advisory is due to a water main
The recent hot and dry weather continues to take a toll on Iowa’s crops. The latest USDA report shows 49-percent of corn statewide is rated good-to-excellent, down five-percent from the
A new Iowa State University podcast tries to answer some of the questions about a subject that is vital to some, and others just think it stinks. Dan Andersen, the
