Olivia Cohen

Experts recommend delaying travel when snow squalls — the result of snow and gusty winds — occur.

Aided by more than $11 million in grant funding, researchers plan to build a huge drilling rig and determine whether carbon dioxide can be permanently stored underground in Iowa.

Meteorologists are favoring a “weak La Nina” pattern, which would mean a colder, snowier winter than last year.

In Iowa, about 10 percent of the energy workforce is comprised of veterans.

Iowa Department of Natural Resource’s Erika Billerbeck is working on a second book and writing more magazine articles about her work as a conservation officer.

Some advocates worry federal incentives could change, impact state’s economy

Between Oct. 29 and Nov. 7, severe drought conditions dropped by 37.9 percent, according to Thursday’s Drought Monitor,

About 90 percent of Iowa’s population receives water that has been treated with fluoride. But what is it? What does it do? And why do some cities not treat their water?

Thousands of the prehistoric fish have died in fish kills caused by shallow, warm water. One piece of the study seeks to understand why shovelnose sturgeon aren’t swimming to deeper, cooler water in the summer months.

Four Iowa business groups are advocating for a reform of how both residential and business electric rates are set in the state.

Republican incumbent Brad Sherman is not running for re-election in the district that represents Tiffin, Swisher, Oxford and all of Iowa County.

No one has found a rusty patched bumblebee nest in Iowa since at least 2017, when the species was listed as federally endangered. That changed when a Johnson County Conservation employee heard a buzzing sound while doing yard work this summer.

McLoud Run has seen more than a dozen fish kills since 1997, more than half due to water main breaks that released treated drinking water into the stream. Now, Cedar Rapids is planning to install water pressure sensors to monitor for breaks that could kill fish in Iowa’s only urban trout stream.

Inflation Reduction Act boosting that sector in Midwest

The invasive insect was first found in Iowa in 2010.