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An 800-year-old English charter that established rights of people to use public lands also protects a rural Rolfe man accused of illegally cutting down trees, the man’s attorney argues.

Western Iowa Tech Community College, facing two multimillion-dollar lawsuits alleging it engaged in human trafficking, is arguing the alleged victims must return to Iowa from Chile to sit for depositions

An eastern Iowa company that says it benefits the environment by turning agricultural byproducts into energy was fined for burying barrels of waste in a giant pit, DNR said.

An 800-year-old English charter that was hugely consequential for establishing rights of people to use public lands also protects a rural Rolfe man accused of illegally cutting down and stealing

Former President Donald Trump expanded his lead in Iowa with less than 5 weeks until the 2024 GOP caucuses, with more than 50% of likely caucusgoers naming him as their

An 800-year-old English charter that established rights of people to use public lands also protects a rural Rolfe man accused of illegally cutting down trees, the man’s attorney argues.

A 1217 English Charter that was hugely consequential for establishing rights of people to use public lands also protects a rural Rolfe, Iowa man accused of illegally cutting down and

An 800-year-old English charter that was hugely consequential for establishing rights of people to use public lands also protects a rural Rolfe man accused of illegally cutting down and stealing

A federal judge has permanently barred two Iowa counties from enforcing their ordinances that restrict the placement of carbon dioxide pipelines.

A Creston military supplier accused of endangering U.S. troops and contaminating Union County groundwater is now locked in a legal battle.