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Do you need to switch lanes for cars on the side of the road with hazards on in Iowa?

On Wednesday afternoon, 13 of more than 50 sensors reported nitrate levels over the safe standard for drinking water.

The Iowa Utilities Board on Thursday approved advance ratemaking principles for the Duane Arnold Solar I and II projects.

A juvenile male who sexually assaulted a teenage girl in north Iowa almost a year ago could serve up to 25 years in prison.   Chad Chapline was 17 whe

The Iowa Senate passed a budget Tuesday that could zero out funding for river and stream sensors that measure nitrate and phosphorus to see if conservation practices are working.

DES MOINES, IOWA (April 25, 2023) — The Iowa Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO, has released the following statement from President Charlie Wishman, along with a detailed analysis of amended child labor legislation (SF542) passed last week by the Iowa Senate:“Child labor legislation passed last week by Iowa Senate Republicans is every parent’s worst nightmare.

Also, Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird said she has no update on her review of a state policy to reimburse sexual assault victims for contraception.

(Des Moines) – The Iowa Utilities Board (IUB) today issued an order granting a request for waivers and a certificate of public convenience, use and necessity to

Auditor Rob Sand said the bill is politically motivated and even with the amendment will lead to the loss of federal funding.

RELATED: UI to request to terminate two degrees  The University of Iowa received the state Board of Regents’s approval to start renovating a university building in Coralville that was damaged by a tornado in March. The request, which was passed by the regents Thursday, ratified regents Executive Director Mark Braun’s emergency contracting authorization regarding tornado...