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You probably have noticed the wind lately in Central Iowa, but has it turned windier recently? Meteorologist Trey Fulbright breaks down the stats.

Environmental groups are pleased with an Iowa Utilities Board ruling that requires MidAmerican Energy to make planning studies public for its Iowa Wind PRIME project.

Berkshire targets 100% renewable energy for Iowa consumers Proposal also includes a plan to research new technologies

Already have an account? The Grind is a weekly column on all things gravel. Kae Takeshita (Abus) got lost, soaked in rain, chased by dogs, and brought nearly to a standstill by weighty mud. She was alone for most of her 33-hour odessey, often in pitch darkness in rural Iowa. But she persevered — often with a laugh — and became the only woman to finish the Iowa Wind and Rock, the successor to the TransIowa gravel race. This week I caught up with Takeshita at her home in Chicago. I wanted to know how she fared, how she was recovering, and why the heck she wanted to do this monster event in...

This Cyclist Didn’t Have the Energy to Play With Her Kids. Now, She’s Doing 500-Mile Rides Bicycling 12/31/2020 Tatianna Wawrzynski as told to Jordan Smith © courtesy Tatianna Wawrzynski now fuels for ultra rides and triathlons with craft beer and french fries. Age: 37 Time Cycling: 1.5 years Reason for Cycling: I have 2 daughters, 4 and 5, and even though I do this for me, I want to show them they can do whatever they want in life, as long as they are willing to work for it. About two years ago, I weighed over 300 pounds. I had two babies two years in a row, and I w...