Catheryn ‘Cathy’ Irvine of Dysart was named Outstanding Legacy Project by the Iowa Urban Tree Council during the 34th Annual Urban Forestry Awards Ceremony held on April 3, at the FFA Enrichment ...

Scott Peterson, from Jefferson, received the Outstanding Civic Leader in Urban Forestry award from the Iowa Urban Tree ...

Yorkville’s Kayla Kersting finds herself in an Iowa state of mind these days, and that’s a great place to be for the junior catcher/third baseman. In November, Kersting committed to a Big Ten ...

FORT DODGE, Iowa (KCRG) - The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is investigating a fish kill in Fort Dodge. The DNR received a call from CJ Bio America regarding a leak on Monday.

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is investigating darkly colored, murky water in a stormwater drainage ditch in Jefferson.According to a press release from DNR, officials do not believe ...

has partnered with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to enhance habitats in Wapello County. According to a press release from the NWTF, the group is assisting the DNR with a ...

according to the latest data from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. There are more than 4,400 campsites across Iowa's state parks, recreation areas, and forests, according to the Iowa ...

according to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. Iowa's first turkey hunting session begins April 14. So what will Iowa's spring turkey hunting season look like? What is the forecast for ...

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is investigating a fish kill at the south branch of Lizard Creek near Fort Dodge. Information from the DNR says they received a call from CJ Bio America in ...

Jace Elliott, a deer biologist with the DNR, says this annual Springtime Spotlight Survey is one of the agency’s largest and most comprehensive efforts that provides valuable information on ...

NOT SURE WHAT CAUSED THE SMOKE. THE IOWA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES SAYS A FERTILIZER BYPRODUCT SPILL KILLED FISH IN LIZARD CREEK IN FORT DODGE. RIGHT NOW, THERE’S NO TELLING HOW MANY FISH ...