Fewer acres in the Conservation Reserve Program and bad winters contributed to declining pheasant harvests. But the 2023 pheasant harvest was still the best in 16 years.
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Fewer acres in the Conservation Reserve Program and bad winters contributed to declining pheasant harvests. But the 2023 pheasant harvest was still the best in 16 years.
Also, Johnson County forming committee to evaluate jail needs
A five-year, $2.76 million grant from the National Science Foundation will allow the university to establish an office that will work to coordinate and facilitate research grant applications and work on the Sioux City campus.
The fire, in a log jam of dead trees that lodged against a railroad bridge, required the temporary closure of one lane of the Highway 100 bridge.
The collision occurred when the driver of a car failed to stop at an intersection, and the motorcycle struck the passenger side of the car.
The UTV was found on its side in a rural Linn County ditch, about 20 miles northeast of Marion.
A look back at the top news stories from the week of Sept. 15
Prosecutors plan to propose a law for assault by groping because in current law it can only be charged as a simple assault - the same as if you pushed or shoved a victim. Many times these groping incidents are “traumatic” for the victims but don’t rise to the level of sexual abuse, as defined by Iowa law.
Four gardeners share why they plant native, and offer tips for getting started yourself.
Systems serving populations less than 10,000 people have until Oct. 18 to sign up for the voluntary monitoring program offered through the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.
Patriots Run Project was the subject of an Associated Press report that revealed the group's operatives scouted conservative candidates online and aided their efforts to qualify for the ballot to run as third-party spoiler candidates in some of the nation's most competitive congressional districts.
In June, members of the board that oversees the southwest Cedar Rapids cemetery said they would be out of money by Aug. 1. Even now, after raising enough money to get through this year, they still are looking for long-term solutions to their financial struggles.
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