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Kimberley Development Corporation, of Ankeny, was fined $9,000 for erosion at a project site in Elkhart, the third fine in three years.

Millions of people in about 30 states stepped outside to see the Northern Lights on Sunday night. The once-in-a-lifetime sky show occurred after a solar flare erupted on Friday.

You’ve seen those black-and-white certificates at businesses around town. They declare the best, the premier, the supreme — according to readers like you. And now, it’s here: the moment you’ve been waiting for. After a record-setting 16,332 votes in 277 categories, the people have once more decla

What was once a native species to Iowa that disappeared, elk are now popping up again in the state more frequently.

On a windy day in November, Ric Jurgens and Bob Myers, former CEOs of Hy-Vee and Casey’s, respectively, pointed out the features of the future Athene Nort

A new exhibit at the nature center tells the story of southeast Polk County and honors the indigenous people who lived there.

A new exhibit at the nature center tells the story of southeast Polk County and honors the indigenous people who lived there.

After the Hawks went multiple years without sending a rep to the state cross country meet, freshman Eva Fleshner reset the clock on Friday. Running against a group of 150 girls in Class 1A, Fleshner …

Jester Park Equestrian Center's Horses Helping Heroes initiative has added a Veterans Carriage Driving Program to its equine assisted services options.

With a few weeks left until winters official end March 20, theres still a chance Iowans can get their snowshoeing experience in for the season.