Iowa’s attorney general has reached a settlement with a southwest Iowa business for a fertilizer spill that killed hundreds of thousands of fish. The spill originated at NEW Cooperative in
Some four dozen Iowa communities will observe National Night Out next week — with most cities holding events on Tuesday evening. Some cities will offer snacks or hold ice cream
Iowa’s attorney general is investigating comments a University of Iowa employee made in an undercover video about Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programming on campus. Governor Reynolds asked for the investigation
The experts now say the powerful storm that rolled over Iowa Monday night and into Tuesday was a derecho, an exceptionally long-lasting and damaging wind storm, which some call a
A fast-moving line of powerful thunderstorms roared across northwest Iowa Monday night, bringing wind gusts near 100 miles per hour and widespread damage across the region. In Storm Lake and
Aurelia Hometown Pride is inviting property owners to participate in a community tree-planting initiative aimed at enhancing local neighborhoods and environmental health. Eligible residents can request free trees to be
As of 5:45 a.m. on Wednesday, July 30, 0.35 inches of rain was measured at the Storm Lake Radio studios.
The leader of an Iowa City nonprofit does -not- expect any local impact as President Trump has ordered the United States to again pull out of the United Nations Educational,
Visitors to the sculpture park in downtown Des Moines will no longer have to glance at their watches or phones to determine the time, as a new two-story-tall clock overlooks
The state Board of Regents is meeting today at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls. Items on the agenda include a vote on a proposal from UNI that
