The states of Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and South Carolina joined Arkansas in filing the lawsuit. Iowa has a Democratic attorney general, but the state's Republican governor, Kim Reynolds, signed on the state's behalf.
October is cybersecurity Awareness Month, which means this is a good time to renew our efforts to push end users’ security awareness training, specialized security training based on job role and to revisit our incident response escalation.
Iowa generates more than half of its electricity with wind, but clean energy advocates say the state and nation can do even more
Kirkwood is partnering with The Eastern Iowa Airport to launch a Aviation Maintenance Technology program in fall 2023 to address an area of need in the workforce. About $1 million in federal and private funds will support the renovation of an aircraft hangar into a classroom.
Coralville-based Viewpoint Molecular Targeting announced Wednesday it would merge with medtech company Isoray Inc., which is traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
St. Andrew Lutheran Church has harvested more than 5,000 pounds of tomatoes for those in need.
Iowa cropland values rose 19.7 percent on average over the past year — from $7,810 per acre to $9,350 per acre, according to an Iowa State University Extension and Outreach newsletter.
This year’s U.S. Senate candidates deliver different visions for federal agriculture policies and both are angling themselves as the best representative for Iowa's farmers.
The decision Monday rejected the law approved by Iowa lawmakers in April 2021 that makes it a crime to trespass on a property to place a camera to record or transmit images.
The Wever fertilizer plant will donate $250,000 to the Lee County Career Advantage Center, a workforce training space in Montrose. The donation comes as parent company, OCI NV, reports 80 percent boost in revenue amid reduced fertilizer imports.
See the replay video from Part 3 of our Business Spotlight Series. This installment is all about Growth for the Future.
Just like Americans once rushed out to buy toilet paper because of feared price hikes, farmers stocked up on fertilizer last fall, according to Chad Hart, an Iowa State University economics professor and crop market specialist.
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