Brittney J. Miller

Screening tests, proposed policies and personal advocacy all help move the needle in the fight against Iowa’s high cancer rates

In this four-part series, The Gazette investigates Iowa’s cancer crisis — and what the state is doing about it

Changing winter conditions are forcing producers to adapt their processes and products for making maple syrup. One northeast Iowa maple syrup producer tapped his trees in January, 22 days earlier than ever before.

However, an Iowa court decision is temporarily pausing build-out of other transmission projects.

UI instructor and nonprofit director Fred Meyer reveals new Earthmind programming for students

February temperatures across Eastern Iowa reached record highs in the 70s, largely thanks to the El Niño effect.

The ISU Electric Power Research Center won a $9.5 million federal grant for the project.

New U.S. Department of Agriculture data reveals that some counties, especially in Northeast and East-Central Iowa, produced millions less bushels last year.

Cedar Rapids is on track to have its warmest winter on record, a National Weather Service meteorologist told The Gazette

The project, which would require around $500,000 upfront, would congregate hordes of drought-related data for residents to easily access.

Here’s an update on 12 bills that remain open for passage by the Iowa Legislature -- and two that did not survive -- after the first funnel deadline.

The University of Iowa research factored in time pressures, interpersonal relationships, environmental concerns, external stressors and rural amenities

Iowa saw twice as much January precipitation as normal, and above-normal temperatures have chipped away at snowpacks

Iowa ranked 27th in the country with its 308 gigawatt-hours of solar in 2022

Ag experts optimistic about increase in young farmers.