Articles Tagged: Iowa

While abortion rights supporters raised concerns, abortion opponents praised the ruling and the new restrictions on abortion that have come in its wake.

Making that dream a reality hasn’t been easy, in part because even as farmers would benefit from a huge new market for corn, the plan relies on federal tax credits triggered by capturing carbon dioxide at refineries and then moving the gas hundreds of miles through pipelines that would snake across the Midwest, including beneath farmers’ fields.

A new bipartisan law would regulate the technology

State Climatologist Justin Glisan said the state has had its sixth-wettest start to a year in the 152 years the data has been tracked.

State officials confirmed multiple deaths from the storms that affected much of the state on Tuesday. An initial survey by the National Weather Service has rated the Greenfield tornado at least an EF3.

Greenfield's hospital was among the buildings that were damaged in the town, which meant that at least a dozen people who were hurt had to be taken to facilities elsewhere, according to Iowa State Patrol Sgt. Alex Dinkla.

Fierce tornados in Iowa on Tuesday caused extensive damage and an unknown number of injuries in at least one rural town and took down several 250-foot wind turbines.

It’s no wonder college campuses are the epicenter of the anti-Israel protests that have dominated headlines for the past week …

You get what you get, and you don’t throw a fit. During my decade of volunteer service to a program …

Food is produced at huge Kwik Trip campus in Wisconsin

Four members of a rural Iowa family are accused of abducting and abusing an 18-year-old relative who had been handcuffed to a bed and beaten so badly that he had brain bleeding and multiple broken ribs, and who was so malnourished that he weighed just 70 pounds when he showed up at a hospital earlier this year, court documents say.

Editor’s note: A reference to a protester charged Dec. 11 has been changed from the original publication. (Note published 3/18, …

From Gazette columnist Althea Cole: Leading trans health authority trades science for politics while ignoring severity of potential complications from treatment.

The Washington City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to accept a letter of resignation from Mayor Jaron Rosien. His resignation comes one year after Rosien began an unpaid leave of absence following his arrest on a charge of third-degree sexual abuse.

Last week was “funnel week” at the Iowa Statehouse — the deadline for legislation to pass out of committee in …