Spring is spawning season and Iowa’s fish hatcheries are working to grow the fish to fill lakes across the state. Spirit Lake Fish Hatchery Manager Kim Hawkins says they were
A bill that’s won approval in the Iowa Senate would make firefighters and police officers in Iowa’s municipal retirement system as well as state troopers eligible for accidental disability and
The new leader of an agricultural products company in north-central Iowa is very aware of the impact the Trump administration’s latest round of international tariffs may have on his business’
Luke Barnwell has been named an assistant coach with the Iowa men’s basketball program, it was announced by head coach Ben McCollum. Barnwell has 14 years of coaching experience, most
The co-founder and chairman of the board of Kemin Industries has died. Information from the company says 98-year-old R.W. Nelson died at his home Monday. Nelson was born in Kansas
A slate of bills advancing in the Iowa House would eliminate the state sales tax on everyday items like toilet paper and laundry detergent and extend a state tax credit
Leaders in Sioux City may reconsider a plan which drastically reduced the budget for the local human rights commission. The city council slashed the panel’s budget in February by $140,000
Farm commodity groups are calling on the Trump administration to negotiate with trade partners and find new markets amid escalating tariffs and retaliation. The president imposed steep tariffs last week
A bill to make it legal to go “noodling” for catfish in Iowa lakes, streams and rivers is under consideration in the Iowa House. Representative Ray “Bubba” Sorensen of Greenfield
Iowa National Guard members in northwest Iowa are preparing for a major, year-long deployment next month that’ll take them to an undisclosed location in the Middle East. Captain Ivan Naranjo,
