$5 million in FEMA assistance for central Iowans dealing with damage after torrential rains

Zach Lahn, the Republican candidate for governor, says he isn’t calling for a ban on certain farm chemicals, but he says

The executive committee appointed to oversee the University of Iowa’s Center For Intellectual Freedom (CIF) discussed hiring a permanent director during

A northern Iowa company that manufactures heavy duty truck-mounted equipment has acquired a Minnesota firm that makes equipment for fire trucks.

The eastern Iowa city of Dubuque is getting a hefty grant to revive a centerpiece of its park system while also

An author who earned her MFA at the University of Iowa will be returning to the state next week to promote

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins visited the Farm Progress Show in Boone yesterday, touting announcements for the cattle industry that came

State Climatologist Justin Glisan says the heat dome that settled over Iowa in August had an impact on both temperatures and

State officials are warning Iowans not to buy a product called kratom that’s being sold in some Iowa convenience stores and

The EPA has approved waivers for 29 small oil refineries, so they do not have to blend ethanol into gasoline —