Articles Tagged: IowaIdeas: Infrastructure

There are some 492 closed bridges across Iowa, the state Department of Transportation says.

After months of seeing significant passenger growth, Iowa’s largest airports saw nearly 97% of commercial air travel screech to a …

While Iowa has had challenges with the digital divide for years, access to the internet has been crucial throughout the …

Whether it’s COVID, voting by mail, ID laws, legal challenges to process, Iowa voters are having to work through a …

The widespread damage in the wake of Derecho 2020 brought cell phone technology and broadband internet to its knees across …

Iowa saw huge changes in travel patterns, as Iowans worked from home during COVID. What does this change in patterns …

The COVID-19 and 2020 derecho have challenged Iowa’s emergency management response plans, while many mutual aid partners were also impacted, …

The Derecho has created a pretty challenging scenario in rural counties this year, on top of trade issues, EPA exemptions …

CEDAR RAPIDS – As the horrific winds of the Aug. 10 derecho began to die down, a new crisis was …

DES MOINES — While Iowans aren’t exactly zooming through the coronavirus pandemic, there’s no question technology has been the linchpin …

Smart cities, smart farms, artificial intelligence, internet of things — what do they all need to work properly? Broadband. But …

Brandon Phillips stood behind the controls of the Sierra Dawn in late October, adjusting the control sticks to steer the …

Evan Burroughs pays for roads and bridges while he’s driving, not when he’s at the gas pump. That’s because Burroughs, …

In Cedar County, water discharging from the city of Tipton’s wastewater facility contains traces of ammonia above the level allowed …

When Roger Brown had his first electric car, a Nissan Leaf, he would have to drive to Cedar Falls — …