Iowa DNR Director Kayla Lyon told organizers she no longer will let conservation officers or other department employees spend as much paid time at the event and asked organizers to remove the agency’s name and logo from all marketing materials, boat trailers and other equipment.
The animal was found by a state conservation officer. A necropsy performed by Iowa State Veterinary Diagnostic Lab in Ames confirmed it was a male gray wolf, estimated to be about 2 years old, weighing 77 pounds.
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.
Iowa DNR seeking information about fire Sunday that likely destroyed 350-year-old tree in Geode State Park, near Danville.
The North Linn Community School District undertook an expansive renovation in 2022 of its middle and high school complex near Coggon.
They were commenting at a public hearing on a proposed revision to Iowa Administrative Rules Chapter 65 -- which the Iowa Department of Natural Resources stripped of additional karst protections last fall after livestock owner groups expressed concerns.
A second worker injured in a 2022 explosion at a Marengo plant is suing the company, C6-Zero, and other defendants, including a politically-connected consulting firm that vouched for the company with state regulators.
The latest Ag Census data show alarming trends in the upper Mississippi River basin, one of the most intensive agricultural areas in the country: Less diverse farmers, more and more farms are going out of business, and farmland is being consolidated, making it even more difficult to get into the industry.
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 Eastern Iowa Airport has abandoned plans to use geothermal heating and cooling for its new expansion after failing to get a permit to dig a new well field because of regulators’ concerns about “forever chemicals” at the site.
Iowa saw twice as much January precipitation as normal, and above-normal temperatures have chipped away at snowpacks
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