Brittney J. Miller

The nonprofit is working on several new collaborations to bring more native trees to Linn County communities.

Application includes Palo solar facilities, but projects can move forward

Republicans ousted two 40-year Democratic incumbents and could have a clean sweep of statewide offices following a midterm election where the GOP further solidified its control over state government.

They unseated the longest-serving state attorney general and state treasurer in U.S. history. But the auditor’s race is still up in the air.

The utility hasn’t decided if it will move forward with the project. Meanwhile, Johnson County has amended its ordinances regarding utility-scale solar.

The DNR is trying to withdraw the water quality improvement plan. Its the first TMDL withdrawal the agency has proposed.

This marks the first time the DNR has proposed to withdraw such a plan.

John Doershuk has been state archaeologist since 2007 and directs the University of Iowa Office of the State Archaeologist

Sites at most of the country’s coal-fired power plants are contaminating groundwater, according to new report by nonprofits.

Solar panels on City of Hills buildings and properties will save thousands of dollars in energy costs.

The Gazette toured the West Dubuque Solar Garden with Alliant Energy staffers to learn more about solar energy and solar farms.

District 84 includes several townships in northwestern and southwestern Linn County and most of Benton County, including Vinton

Five experts discussed the widespread impacts of extreme weather during an hour-long panel at Iowa Ideas 2022

District includes northeast Cedar Rapids, Hiawatha and Robins

More than 30,300 clean energy jobs were recorded in Iowa by the end of 2021 — a 5 percent increase from the year before.