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Former members of the Benton County Board of Health are suing the supervisors and county over their termination in October. The petition contends the firings are connected to disputes over county-based medical system restructuring.

A draft of a new Iowa Administrative Code Chapter 65 released in September required new CAFOs near karst terrain to have a greater barrier between manure basins and the porous soil common in northeast Iowa. But the version the DNR sent to the Environmental Protection Commission in mid-November did not include that provision.

It's the second time Governor Kim Reynolds has rejected nominees submitted by the District 2B Judicial Nominating Commission.

Foreign investment in Iowa farmland more than doubled in the last 10 years, but Iowa still ranks in the bottom half of states for acres with foreign investment. Iowa’s foreign acres are less than 2 percent of privately-owned agricultural land.

By giving police officers the power to conduct garbage searches without a warrant, the law contradicts a recent Iowa Supreme Court ruling.

The Hancock County candidates and measures for the 2023 City/School Elections are as follows: CITY ELECTIONS CITY OF BRITT For Mayor ➢ James L. Nelson

Pleasant Valley, Bettendorf school board races include PAC money and group campaigns in the Quad-Cities.

(Sidney) -- Sidney city officials have accepted an informal resolution regarding a public records complaint.

The Natural Resource Commission of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources approved 22 Resource Enhancement and Protection (REAP) grants during its Oct. 12 meeting.

Join the Zoom Meeting by clicking the link below: https://zoom.us/j/465435965?pwd=bkVoekE4N3lCdDl1dDdnb0dtemNPQT09 The Wright County Board of Supervis