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A sea of red is a typical sight in Nebraska, but usually not until the fall on a game day in Memorial Stadium.

Iowa's GOP Reps supported tax breaks for CO2 pipelines, despite their constituent's opposition to developers' use of eminent domain, a DCNF investigation found.

City officials have said that the building is currently not sturdy enough to safely conduct search operations, and that they continue to monitor when they can safely reenter the building

Regulators said they’re “exploring actions that are focused on assisting landowners impacted by this project.”

DES MOINES, IOWA — Joe Henry, Political Director for the Iowa Chapter of LULAC, is welcoming the chance for the US to again open its doors to asylum seekers from war torn and poverty stricken Central American nations as the use of Title 42 to block migrants from entering the US during the COVID-19 pandemic […]

With thousands of miles of carbon capture pipeline planned across Iowa, the court just weighed in on how companies may work with landowners.

Last week I had the opportunity to see Mr. Paul Butler from the great state of South Carolina present at the Iowa Chapter — FBI National Academy Associates sp

REMSEN -- Remsen native Hank Kohler returned to his hometown last week to talk about his book "One4Water: Paddling North to Polar Bears, Then South to Alligators," at the Remsen Public Library Monday,...

The ALS Association Iowa Chapter offers the opportunity to serve your community through "Help A Couple Affected By ALS With Meal Prep, Cleaning, and/or Household Chores (Cedar Rapids)". This is an ongoing opportunity located in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has officially announced the start of their Iowa Walleye Challenge with a chance to win amazing local and statewide prizes!