A former acting administrator of the federal Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration says carbon capture pipelines are not new and will be regulated like any other liquid pipeline. BrighamÂ
The Dallas County Sheriff reports a teenager has died after being pulled from Moffit Lake Monday. The Sheriff says they received a 911 call just before 7 p.m. that three
The Iowa Department of Transportation is pulling its motor vehicle offices out of malls across the state. Customer Services Bureau director, Darcy Doty says some of the 18 offices where
The National Weather Service has confirmed a tornado with wind speeds around 75 miles an hour touched down near Clinton Friday night. According to the National Weather Service office in
The Nestle Purina Plant in Clinton is running at increased capacity after a $156 million expansion of its production lines that upped its capacity for dog and cat food by
The continued drought is stressing Iowa’s corn and soybean crops, while cutting into the availability of hay and other feed for livestock. During July, members of Iowa’s congressional delegation called
The National Night Out, designed to build partnerships and fight crime, is being held in more than four dozen Iowa communities tonight. In Webster City, Hamilton County Sheriff Doug Timmons
Six presidential candidates have met the polling and fundraising thresholds to qualify for the first televised debate in August and other candidates are scambling to get invited. Just five of
Iowa students head back to school in a few weeks and as they take their sports physicals, they’re reminded it’s vital to be honest with their doctors about any troubles
A new flight school in Sioux City is just weeks away from starting operations. The former commander of the 185th Air National Guard, retired Colonel Brian Miller will serve as
