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An estimated 20,000 Iowans are now under voluntary or mandatory water restrictions due to drought conditions. It’s adding more strain on rural utilities that have long struggled to provide safe drinking water because of agricultural pollution.

The heat is on in Iowa with nearly 90 percent of the state experiencing some degree of drought, according to the latest update issued by a coalition of state and

House Bill 2168 designates June 19 as an Oregon State Holiday commemorating the arrival on horseback of the news of the Emancipation Proclamation in Galveston, Texas, in 1865 to the cheers of African- Americans then enslaved.

Nearly 90% of Iowa is experiencing some degree of drought, according to the new U.S. Drought Monitor map issued June 8. Southeastern Iowa, however, is not showing any dryness or drought, according to the map.

Iowa’s drought worsened considerably in the past week as a heat wave added to a shortage of rain. Much of the western U.S. is short of water.

A court ruling will hurt pig farmers and raise pork prices; a new five-year plan for Iowa bridges and roads; drought spreads across Iowa as does inflation. Click to hear hour two of Need To Know With Jeff Angelo for Thursday, June 10, 2021.

Grace Lee McClure Smith received the honorary diploma after working as a school bus driver for 30 years.

June 1 marked the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season, which officially ends Nov. 30. After 2020 brought a record number of named storms in the North Atlantic basin, NASA is once again prepared to help understand and monitor these storms

Dr. Tim Hall, superintendent of Sault Schools, looks back on his career with the district as his retirement date of June 30 approaches.