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Deregulation Raises Concerns Over Water Quality in Iowa

Deregulation Raises Concerns Over Water Quality in Iowa

In Iowa, the promise of deregulation under President Trump's administration has sparked a debate over water quality. Farmers like Tim Recker argue that regulations hinder sustainable farming practices, while experts like Silvia Secchi believe that existing regulations under the Clean Water Act are insufficient. The discussion includes concerns about agricultural runoff affecting water bodies like Bloody Run Creek. The Iowa Nitrogen Initiative is working to improve nutrient application accuracy on farms, aiming to balance agricultural productivity with environmental protection.
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Why WOC Was Known as ‘World of Chiropractic’

Why WOC Was Known as ‘World of Chiropractic’

WOC (AM) is a radio station with a rich history that dates back to the early 20th century. Originally associated with the Palmer School of Chiropra...
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ADM Invests in Clinton, Iowa, Corn Processing Facility to Enhance Efficiency

ADM Invests in Clinton, Iowa, Corn Processing Facility to Enhance Efficiency

ADM Invests in Clinton, Iowa, Corn Processing Facility to Enhance Efficiency
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Bigger Isn’t Better

Bigger Isn’t Better

The expanded basketball tournament means a bigger football playoff is probably just a matter of time.
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Ben McCollum and Iowa Agree to New 6-Year Contract Following Elite Eight Success

Ben McCollum and Iowa Agree to New 6-Year Contract Following Elite Eight Success

Ben McCollum and Iowa Agree to New 6-Year Contract Following Elite Eight Success
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Can all 13 draft picks realistically make the roster – The Splash Zone 5/9/26

Can all 13 draft picks realistically make the roster – The Splash Zone 5/9/26

Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours.
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We Work the Waterways Launches Consortium to Boost Maritime Workforce

We Work the Waterways Launches Consortium to Boost Maritime Workforce

We Work the Waterways Launches Consortium to Boost Maritime Workforce
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Cubs Minor League Wrap: Smokies get one-hit and win by 7

Cubs Minor League Wrap: Smokies get one-hit and win by 7

Everyone won but the rookie league team tonight.
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Iowa's Ben McCollum Secures New Six-Year Contract Following Elite Eight Success

Iowa's Ben McCollum Secures New Six-Year Contract Following Elite Eight Success

Iowa's Ben McCollum Secures New Six-Year Contract Following Elite Eight Success
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Iowa Hawkeyes Baseball Team Aims for 30th Win Against Nebraska

Iowa Hawkeyes Baseball Team Aims for 30th Win Against Nebraska

Iowa Hawkeyes Baseball Team Aims for 30th Win Against Nebraska
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We Work the Waterways Launches Maritime Workforce Development Consortium

We Work the Waterways Launches Maritime Workforce Development Consortium

We Work the Waterways (WWW) has partnered with the Corn Belt Ports Rural Logistics & Maritime Training & Education Consortium to enhance workforce development across America's inland waterways. The consortium, involving ports, industry leaders, and educational institutions from Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Missouri, aims to address the maritime industry's workforce challenges by developing skilled professionals to meet supply chain demands. WWW's role includes shaping workforce strategies and connecting students with maritime careers through national programming and Maritime Interaction Days.
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Kate Martin Waived by Valkyries, Potential Reunion with Caitlin Clark

Kate Martin Waived by Valkyries, Potential Reunion with Caitlin Clark

Kate Martin Waived by Valkyries, Potential Reunion with Caitlin Clark