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Hunter 12/15/22 A North Liberty-based solar installation company has closed its doors. The Gazette reports that Moxie Solar came under new management earlier

Three resignations in as many months, and now the ARPA funded direct assistance program in West Liberty is facing pushback.

The Cedar Falls Community School District and its insurer have agreed to pay $195,000 to settle a lawsuit involving a student accused of sexually assaulting and then threatening to kill

In Republican-controlled Iowa Legislature, environmental groups look for niche issues that could get bipartisan support. These include soil health, digesters and state parks funding.

For 12 years, Iowans have been waiting for the state Legislature to finance the Natural Resources & Outdoor Recreation Trust Fund, a sales-tax supported fund for clean water, productive agricultural

By Jason Taylor IOWA - Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig says a report from an environmental group is propaganda. Naig made the comment after the group American Rivers listed the Raccoon River as one of the ten most endangered rivers in the country. The head of Des Moines Water Works told the Iowa Capital Dispatch that the state faces a “catastrophe” if it doesn’t stop agricultural pollution in the Racoon River. Plans are in place for a large-scale whitewater recreation spot where th...