Southeast Iowa cities use millions in EPA funds to restore brownfield sites

The Board of Regents hired a University of Iowa associate professor today to take over as director of the school’s Center

Researchers at the University of Iowa have found several pesticides often used on farms are showing up in surface water, urban

A mutual aid platform is preparing to launch in central Iowa that will allow people to request help — and offer

Iowa traffic deaths are running slightly ahead of Iowa’s record low last year, but overall are still down compared to previous

Chevron, the nation’s second largest oil and gas company, has announced it will restart a biofuels plant in western Iowa’s Carroll

A study finds a rise in early-stage cancer diagnoses may have been a driving factor in Iowa’s increasing cancer rate. The

One of the nation’s most popular cartoonists, whose strip “Pearls Before Swine” is carried in more than 900 newspapers, will be

The Iowa Veterans Home in Marshalltown has dedicated two memorial benches to Iowa National Guard Staff Sergeants Nate Howard and Edgar

We never know when winter weather is going to hit, and DOT engineer Tony Gustafson says they have the prep work