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A rural northwest Iowa water utility will be required to shut down its wells near the Ocheyedan River when its flow is very low, according to a permit recently issued

In February, Summit canceled an agreement to get pipe from Welspun Tubular, according to the lawsuit. Welspun claims that entitles it to a $15 million cancellation charge.

In February, Summit canceled an agreement to get pipe from Welspun Tubular, according to the lawsuit. Welspun claims that entitles it to a $15 million cancellation charge.

Its the biggest fish kill in Iowa in at least a decade and the fifth-largest on record, according to state data.

A northern Iowa man who has been repeatedly warned for decades by state conservation officers not to burn various types of waste was recently fined $2,500, according to Iowa DNR.

The ordinances reflect the fears of residents about what might happen if the system suffers a catastrophic breach.

The Stanton County Board denied a conditional use permit for Summit Carbon Solutions, which wants to build a CO2 pipeline from more than 50 ethanol plants to a sequestration site.

A northwest Iowa dairy farm that has been faulted for manure releases has agreed to pay a $5,000 fine for starting construction on a significant expansion before obtaining state approval.

The ordinances reflect the fears of residents about what might happen if the system suffers a catastrophic breach.

A Rolfe man illegally cut down and stole trees from the Stoddard Wildlife Management Area in Pocahontas County, including a bur oak estimated to be about 175 years old.