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The board of directors voted to suspend the discussions on whether to use an outside agency to help with its substitute teacher shortage for 90 days.

The Iowa Economic Development Authority has approved $842,000 in tax credits and refunds to an agricultural cooperative in western Iowa to upgrade its facility,

The Iowa Economic Development Authority has approved $842,000 in tax credits and refunds to an agricultural cooperative in western Iowa to upgrade its facility,

The cooperative plans to invest in an expansion of the crush capacity of its Sergeant Bluff, IA facility.

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Even as the Iowa Department of the Natural Resources begins testing for “forever chemicals” in more than 50 public water systems across the state, the agency currently has no plans to test private wells. An estimated 10 percent of Iowans get their water from private wells, which are largely unregulated.

By Sue Danielson Photo: Iowa Lottery (Clive, IA) -- Annual sales for the Iowa Lottery hit a record $452.6 million in the fiscal year that concluded at the end of June. Spokesperson Mary Neubauer says preliminary figures also show the Iowa Lottery generated a record $101.7 million in proceeds to state causes. Prizes to players totaled a record 4288.9 million. Lottery sales commissions to retailers selling tickets totaled $29.7 million, which was also a record number. Neubauer says the FY ...

By Sue Danielson Jun 16, 2021 Image from court filings of burning railroad ties on John Goldsmiths property on Aug. 12, 2018, a day after the fire was set. Photo: Iowa Attorney Generals Office (Undated) -- A judge has ordered a Sergeant Bluff, Iowa Iowa man to pay an $80,000 dollar fine, for illegally burning thousands of railroad ties. John Goldsmith told the Iowa D-N-R he intended to burn thousands of railroad ties on his property. The D-N-R told him multiple times since the year 2000 no...