by Iowa Secretary of State Paul D Pate In today’s digital age, we find ourselves engulfed in what seems like an endless sea of information.
Year: 2024
After Just Weeks in Prison, Former EGPD Officer Seeks Release
Still faces stalking charge with up to 10 year sentence by Jared Strong Less than a month after former police officer Walter Pacheco was sentenced
$1.7M R-STEP Grant to Empower Decision Makers’ Renewable Energy Choices
by Esther Crompton, Luke Seaberg AMES, Iowa – Iowa State University Extension and Outreach will receive $1.7 million from the U.S. Department of Energy Renewable
Grassley Recognized for Outstanding Achievements in Constituent Accountability and Accessibility
Congressional Management Foundation names Grassley as a finalist for its Democracy Award; ‘The Grassley office is clearly one of the best in Congress’ BUTLER COUNTY,
Iowa AG Brenna Bird Travels to New York, Joins Trump for Hush Money Trial Appearance
by Robin Opsahl Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird joined Donald Trump in New York on Monday as the former president’s criminal trial continued. Bird was
Many Iowa Rivers are Brimming with Nitrate
Des Moines Water Works Activated its nitrate removal system last week by Jared Strong Nitrate contamination of Iowa’s rivers has surged in recent weeks amid
Pork Industry Center Begins Second Year of Webinar Series
Swine buildings, nutrition and reproduction all covered in webinar series by Sherry Hoyer, Laura Greiner AMES, Iowa – The month of May marks the one-year
Supervisors Discuss Courthouse Electrical, Gun Club Site
by Lee van der Linden The Wright County Courthouse grounds could have improved electrical outlets in the near future. The supervisors gave tentative approval to
Tariffs to be Sharply Hiked by Biden Administration on Chinese-Made Products
by Jennifer Shutt WASHINGTON — The Biden administration is doubling and in some cases tripling tariffs on Chinese-made products, like steel and electric vehicles, in
Virtual Teacher License Renewal Course ‘Small Change: Building Financial Security’ on June 5 Benefits Students and Adults
by Carol Ehlers, Phyllis Zalenski AMES, Iowa – Iowa K-12 teachers and their students will benefit from “Small Change: Building Financial Security for Educators.” This
