Iowa’s pheasant season is expected to be a repeat of 2021
Oct 12, 2022
DES MOINES -- Iowa’s 2022 pheasant season is expected to be another good one when more than 60,000 plus blaze orange clad hunters take to the fields on Oct. 29. And based on the results…
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Des Moines airport website hacked, no flights impacted
Oct 11, 2022
By O. Kay Henderson (Radio Iowa) Russian hackers targeted the websites of more than a dozen U.S. airports yesterday morning, including the Des Moines International Airport. A group linked to the Kremlin has claimed credit…
Iowa Utilities Board sets oral argument to discuss safety jurisdiction on proposed Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline
Oct 10, 2022
(Des Moines) – The Iowa Utilities Board (IUB) on Friday issued an order scheduling a December 13, 2022, oral argument proceeding in connection with the proposed carbon capture pipeline by Summit Carbon Solutions (Summit Carbon) in Docket…
Water Year ends on a downward trend
Oct 07, 2022
DES MOINES — After yet another month of below normal precipitation across the state, the water year ended with deteriorating conditions across Iowa, according to the latest Water Summary Update. The “Water Year” is defined…
Only Grassley, Franken debate of campaign is tonight
Oct 06, 2022
By O. Kay Henderson (Radio Iowa) Republican Senator Chuck Grassley and his Democratic opponent, Mike Franken, will meet in their only televised debate tonight. The two have been debating from afar in comments this summer…
Harvest, hunting put deer on the move in Iowa
Oct 05, 2022
By Dar Danielson (Radio Iowa) An Iowa DNR deer research specialist says several factors are causing deer to be more active this time of year and motorists should be on the lookout. The first bowhunting…
4-H Giving Day Starts Today
Oct 04, 2022
By Sam Parsons This week is National 4-H week, and today, the Iowa 4-H Foundation is going to be holding its annual 4-H Giving Day. We chatted with Iowa 4-H executive director Emily Saveraid about…
Iowa ag secretary candidates offer views on carbon pipeline projects
Oct 03, 2022
By O. Kay Henderson (Radio Iowa) Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig says a “significant” percentage of landowners should agree to let carbon pipelines run through their property before any developer is granted eminent domain authority…
Miller joins lawsuit against pesticide makers for anticompetitive practices
Sep 30, 2022
DES MOINES -- Attorney General Tom Miller has joined a bipartisan group of 10 states and the Federal Trade Commission in filing a lawsuit against pesticide makers Syngenta and Corteva, alleging anti-competitive practices that have harmed…
Officials in 44 Iowa counties weigh in on carbon pipelines
Sep 29, 2022
By O. Kay Henderson (Radio Iowa) Officials in 44 Iowa counties have now taken action to express concerns about the three proposed carbon pipelines. In the past week, the Adair and Floyd County Boards of…