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An eastern Iowa mobile home park has failed for more than a year to ensure its drinking water is safe, and state regulators recently ordered it to provide bottled water

More than half of Iowas corn is used to produce ethanol each year.

The Rolfe man was found guilty of felony theft and 50 timber violations in November for stealing trees from the Stoddard Wildlife Management Area.

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources recently fined several livestock operations and a manure hauler for infractions that ranged from failing to submit animal waste management plans to a manure

The inspector reported that the breeder had placed duct tape on a wall near a cold draft, but the tape was peeling away and a draft could still be felt.

The Department of Natural Resources fined several livestock operations and a manure hauler for failing to submit animal waste management plans to a manure spill from a train collision.

The fate of a proposed carbon dioxide pipeline system that would connect to more than a dozen ethanol plants in Iowa now rests with the Iowa Utilities Board.

A district court judge has denied a repeated effort to negate guilty verdicts for a man accused of stealing trees from the state.

Edward Van Doorns Squaw Creek Kennels in Barnes City was recently cited by the USDA for performing major surgery on animals without a veterinarian.

A district court judge has denied a repeated effort to negate guilty verdicts for a man accused of stealing trees from the state.