Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand said Tuesday he would work to ensure resources are protected for Iowa law enforcement and other public safety officials if he is elected in 2026. Sand was joined by law enforcement officials, prosecutors, and other public safety workers at a ...
More than 180 Iowa scientists and sustainability scholars from universities and other organizations across the state have asked Iowans to advocate for the deployment of renewable energy systems to meet growing electricity demand. The 2026 Iowa climate statement, published Tuesday, says Iowa ...
Some Marshalltown residents were “bugged” when swarms of dragonflies migrated through town last week. Marshall County Conservation Director Emily Herring said the insects are migrating south, and the more likely reason for the large number was air movement from a weather front, ...
Since they launched their business together in Marshalltown just over five years ago, Honest Heating and Cooling Co-Owners John Whitehead and Dustin Wood have worked hard to go above and beyond for their customers, and their efforts were recently recognized by the National Comfort Institute ...
The Marshalltown Fire Department responded to a fire inside a vacant house on North Center Street early Sunday morning and found portions of the upper floor collapsed as a result. The MFD was called to the residence at 704 N. Center St. at 1:40 a.m. on Sunday, and upon arrival, ...
The Iowa Utilities Commission proposed hearing dates Monday for a permit on segments of a carbon sequestration pipeline project proposed in Iowa. Supporters of the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline said the early 2027 hearing dates should be moved up to before the end of 2026, while opponents ...
