by Matt Kelley | Mar 13, 2023 | News
Iowa’s capitol city is among the hosts of the opening rounds of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament this week. Catch Des Moines president and CEO Greg Edwards says the games Thursday and Saturday will feature eight of the nation’s top teams in...
by Dar Danielson | Jan 11, 2023 | Business, News
The American Farm Bureau has reached an agreement with John Deere that will allow farmers to repair their own equipment, or take it to independent repair shops. The director of the Drake University Agricultural Law Center Jennifer Zwagerman says it is a good solution...
by Matt Kelley | Dec 19, 2022 | Health & Medicine, News
It’s the season for stuffy noses, coughs and sneezes, but common colds may not seem so common with the flu, COVID-19 and R-S-V still rampant, and Iowans are reminded to take care with the meds they swallow. Dr. Wendy Mobley-Bukstein, a pharmacy professor at...
by Matt Kelley | Apr 20, 2022 | Human Interest, News
Iowa has a global reputation for its fertile soil and all of the agricultural products we raise on it — and a new book is both a memoir and a call to action to preserve and respect that valuable ground. Professor Neil Hamilton, who recently retired after 36...
by O. Kay Henderson | Mar 31, 2021 | Health & Medicine, News
Iowa’s still on track to make anyone 16 or older eligible for COVID-19 vaccine appointments on Monday. Governor Kim Reynolds today said the state will be seeing a “significant increase” in federal allocations of the vaccine next week. “In Iowa,...