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Crop yields have been surprisingly robust despite drought conditions that persisted throughout the growing season in Iowa, but they came at the expense of stalk stability, according to several field

The shout-fests from whiney nobodies are painful.

Company was denied a pipeline permit by state utility regulators last month, will reapply after it identifies a new route that complies with county ordinances

Animal-welfare advocates are calling for a criminal investigation of the Boone County breeder who surrendered 93 dogs recently.

Amounts are more accurate

Hunter 10/01/23 The Prison Policy Initiative ranks Iowa's racial disparity in the corrections system 7th highest in the nation. Iowa Capital Dispatch reports US

Animal-welfare advocates are calling for a criminal investigation of the Boone County breeder who surrendered 93 dogs last week.

An agriculture mogul who has a significant role in a pending carbon dioxide pipeline proposal will not be required to testify during its permit proceedings, the Iowa Utilities Board decided

Iowa cities and counties have the authority to restrict building permits for the carbon-capture facilities that would feed proposed carbon dioxide pipelines in the state, the Hardin County attorney argues

A Navy veteran who says he has PTSD is the man responsible for triggering proposed new restrictions on Iowans’ access to government documents.