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Iowa drivers are paying more for gas than this time last year
Drivers in northeast and eastern Iowa are paying sharply more at the pump than they did a year ago, according to AAA.
Join Bloomsbury Farm for the Iowa Fall Festival and Scream Acres
The Bloomsbury Farm is holding an Iowa fall festival until October 31st.
Iowa’s Job Market Holds Steady in September
Iowa’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate stayed at 3.2% in September.
Fall color progressing quickly in northeast Iowa
Fall color in northeast Iowa is moving quickly toward its peak, according to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources’ latest fall color report.
Borrowing Gets Pricier: 30-Year Mortgage Rate Rises to 7.40%
Mortgage rates rose again this week, putting the average 30-year fixed-rate loan at its highest level in some time and adding to costs for prospective homebuyers heading into the fall.
Warmer soil and a warmer, wet winter expected in Iowa with super El Niño
Weather patterns across Iowa, influenced by an abnormally strong El Nino pattern, will likely impact fall nutrient applications for farmers, according to weather and crop scientists in the state.
Waterloo-Cedar Falls gas prices jump 16 cents in a week as Iowa average climbs
Gas prices in Iowa rose over the past week and are now about $1.50 higher than they were a year ago.
UNI Homecoming Parade to roll through downtown Cedar Falls this weekend
Panther fans will line the streets of downtown Cedar Falls on Saturday for the University of Northern Iowa’s annual Homecoming Parade.
How Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is helping kids start reading when they’re very young
By the time Dolly Parton died on Aug. 25, 2026, her Imagination Library had gifted more than 332 million children’s books to babies and kids in all 50 states and four other countries: Canada, the U.K., Australia and Ireland.