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SE Iowa's rainiest season ever causes crop delays
It's been a record-setting couple of years for Burlington residents. The year 2008 saw the highest crests on record flowing down the Mississippi.
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Atheist student groups flower on college campuses
Once a week at this booth at a campus community center, the PhD student who spends most of her time researching the nutritional traits of corn takes questions and occasional abuse while trying to raise the profile of religious skepticism.
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Scientists Complete Corn Genome
After three years and $30 million, U.S. scientists have finished mapping the complete genome sequence of corn, the most widely eaten cereal after rice.
Former ISU Wrestling Coach To Run For Congress
Former Iowa State University wrestling coach Jim Gibbons is entering the political arena with a run for the Republican nomination in Iowa's 3rd congressional district.
Donald Hartvigsen, 94, beloved husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, passed away on November 18, 2009, in St.
Vets on alert for swine flu in pets
Weeks after a cat in Iowa was diagnosed with swine flu, veterinarians in the Charleston area are keeping their eyes open for any signs of the virus in local pets.
New challengers make Iowa Democrat Congressman Boswell vulnerable
A popular Iowa State Senator and and a former Iowa State University wrestling coach could pose significant challenges to Democrat Leonard Boswell's Third District Congressional seat.
Trouble is brewing in Mason City, the model for "River City" in " The Music Man ." It's scary enough that the Iowa State University Center for Agricultural Law and Tax School here today -- with me, the IRS, Roger McEowen and 160 hard-partying accountants ready to wreak their customary mayhem in the town's tattoo parlors and karaoke bars.
Prominent Defense Attorney Dies
A Des Moines attorney involved in many prominent criminal trials over the past six decades has died.
Former official guilty of stealing from ISU
A judge in Story County has found the former director of the Iowa State University Engineering Communications and Marketing Department guilty of stealing more than $10,000 from the university.
H1N1 flu confirmed in Iowa cat
The first documented case of H1N1 influenza in a cat was confirmed Nov. 4 at Iowa State University's veterinary college.
H1N1 Swine Flu Can Affect Pets: No Vaccine for Companion Animals
Pets can contract the H1N1, or Swine Flu, according to Dr. Louise Murray, Director of Medicine at the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Paul sticks with familiar themes during D.M. speech
Rep. Ron Paul talked nothing of White House ambitions past or present, though that was clearly on the minds of his audience.
Crop projections again put Iowa first in corn, soybeans
Iowa's corn harvest this year will still be a record, but not quite as big as was forecast a month ago, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said Tuesday.
Cat in Park City has the swine flu
A 14-year-old black cat in Park City has contracted the swine flu, a veterinarian told The Park Record Friday.
Effects of coal ash contamination go beyond health risks
When environmental watchdogs in Iowa point out the dangers associated with coal ash disposal , the focus of their fear is usually the health risks associated with contaminated groundwater.
Tereseann Remembered: Friends remember the young mother who lost her life Wednesday
The Des Moines man accused of shooting and killing his estranged wife, and then shooting a police officer during a standoff, appeared in court Thursday.
Researchers: Medicaid stimulus boosts Iowa economy
Federal stimulus for Medicaid has boosted jobs and incomes in Iowa while meeting the immediate health needs of vulnerable Iowans enduring a recession, researchers with the Iowa Fiscal Partnership reported today.
Paul strives to engage young people
Rep. Ron Paul seems to harbor few regrets about his 2008 campaign for president and even fewer thoughts about prospects for 2012.
Should We Worry About Pets Catching H1N1?
The fact that a single cat came down with the H1N1 is fascinating to scientists, veterinary infectious disease researchers and human virologists, but is this truly significant at all? Here's what happened: A 13-year old cat in Iowa that was acting lethargic, not eating and having trouble breathing was tested for H1N1 because two of the three people ...
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