Label reading is a must
Because the red meat allergy that is caused by Alpha-Gal Syndrome can present itself in different labels, University of Missouri Extension Educator Eden Stewart says consumers have to be diligent […]
Lack of student interest brings delay for UI’s Center for Intellectual Freedom
The Center for Intellectual Freedom at the University of Iowa had to delay its course offerings from January until next month. The Daily Iowan reports the two classes had less […]
Rebuilding After a High Year
Rebuilding after a high yield year means learning more about how to replenish soil health to have a strong crop in the future. Listen to this Managing for Profit to learn […]
Iowa Senator Ernst applauds putting USDA building up for sale
Iowa Senator Joni Ernst is celebrating the potential sale of a federal government building in Washington, D.C. Ernst joined Trump Administration officials at a news conference to announce a USDA […]
Lyon County Continues Waiting on FEMA Funding for Flood Recovery
While FEMA reimbursements are beginning to reach some flood-damaged locations in northwest Iowa, others remain unresolved nearly two years after the devastating 2024 floods. That uncertainty is affecting both property […]
Five Artists Added to RiseFest 2026 Lineup
Northwest Iowa’s summer Christian music festival is expanding its 2026 lineup. Rise Ministries Founder Rob Rozeboom announced this week that five additional artists are joining RiseFest 2026: Hulvey, Katy Nichole, […]
Center Sports Relocating in Sioux Center
Center Sports announced it will relocate its operations to a new facility on the north side of town next month. The company’s current building, located at 1825 2nd Avenue Southwest, […]
UI grads say shutting down majors is attack on intellectual freedom
University of Iowa Provost Kevin Kregel says his office will recommend closing seven programs at the Board of Regents next meeting in April. The programs include undergraduate majors in African […]