The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is seeking feedback on its 25-year wildlife action plan, which must be reviewed every 10 years per federal law.
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The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is seeking feedback on its 25-year wildlife action plan, which must be reviewed every 10 years per federal law.
From Beaver moon, to northern lights to sunrises, it’s been quite a show in the sky lately
Families flocked to Cedar’s Edge Evergreen Market in Ely on Friday to shop for Christmas trees.
One person was injured in an officer-involved shooting on Thanksgiving Day after state troopers responded to a report of gunfire at a home.
“This is likely to be one of the biggest snow producing storms in a long time for many areas, as well as being a huge event to start the winter season.”
The Mount Vernon-Lisbon Police Department will work with nonprofit Worldmaker Resilience Institute to bring mental health resilience training to first responders across Iowa, thanks to a $200,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice.
An Iowa City man was arrested Tuesday after police say he robbed an Iowa City Casey’s Sunday while claiming to have a gun.
The Iowa State Patrol is asking for the public’s help in an investigation into a crash that killed a pedestrian who was walking on Interstate 80 east of Grinnell, according to a social media post from the state patrol.
Asked whether he hopes to appear with candidates at future events, Iowa U.S. Rep Randy Feenstra said “Absolutely. It’s just a matter of when they occur. But I look forward to that.”
Democrat Chris Jones pushed back at comments Wednesday from Mike Naig, the 2-term Republican incumbent state ag secretary.
A special investigation by the Iowa State Auditor’s Office found Crossroads Behavioral Health Services mishandled or misused more than $180,000 in federal and opioid settlement funds. Meanwhile, a state partnership with Ancestry.com has digitized over 1 million Iowa historical records at no taxpayer cost.
China recently pledged to buy 12 million tons of U.S. soybeans by the end of the year, according to the White House, but thus far has bought fewer than 2 million tons
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