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At least two county supervisors say they plan to vote for a 12-month utility-scale solar moratorium next month.

Dozens of cities in Iowa have urban bow hunting programs to help manage deer populations. While some have found a balance that keeps the population in check and provides opportunities for hunters, others fall short of harvest goals.

26 new deaths brought the total number of Iowans who have died of the virus to 9,994

Its first residents move in Thursday

There will be no future landfill after the Marion landfill closes in 2044. SWA confident, but still figuring out options and partnerships

The Community Development Block Grant program would incentivize the development of low-to-moderate income housing.

The city council approved $293,000 in grants to 20 businesses during its meeting Thursday night. It is the first allocation of the grants, which are being funded with federal COVID relief money.

The most recent delay is due to supply chain issues, says the library’s director.

‘Rooftop Honey’ is produced by thousands of bees

New shop finding success in NewBo City Market

Number of deaths also decrease, but small increase seen in hospitalizations

Linn County Board of Supervisors vote 2-1 at all three meetings to approve the NextEra utility-scale solar projects

The program launches this fall to get residents involved in planting and taking care of right-of-way trees

The notices come after weeks of uncertainty for the residents and dog owners and no contact with the city

The county-hosted panel discussion on Thursday highlighted the kind of work that would better prepare the community and its residents for future disasters. In particular, panelists said immigrant and refugee populations, elderly residents and smaller communities are the most vulnerable.