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Former Republican Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad, who signed a 1983 law requiring utilities to produce a certain amount of their energy from renewable sources, said policymakers should be pursuing an "all of the above" approach to energy production, which includes fossil fuels and renewable sources.

Dows Farm, Linn County’s first “agri-community,” is finally taking shape after crews broke ground Tuesday on the development that will combine agriculture and residential uses in one neighborhood.

The Cedar Rapids Police Department has identified the motorcyclist who was killed in a crash Friday on First Avenue.

Iowa City firefighters found 13 dogs and two birds dead Monday after responding to a fire in an Iowa City home, according to a press release from the Iowa City Fire Department.

The new business, called GoldCap Education, is offering programming, taught by local educators to students in 4th-7th grades for the first time this summer with plans to continue programming throughout the school year.

Family built landmark home in North Liberty in 1908

The Linn County Drug Treatment Court allows offenders chosen for it to get substance abuse treatment while under court supervision.

A federal judge has temporarily blocked an Iowa state law that would have allowed the arrest and forced removal of immigrants in the country illegally if they had previously been denied entry.