Experts from Iowa State University say weather events in the state, like the Derecho in 2020, are causing insurance companies to raise prices and, in some cases, leave Iowa altogether. https://t.co/p4Wi0Na07W
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As farmers face historic headwinds and market hardships, calls to the national Farm Aid hotline and the Iowa Concern hotline — where farmers can get support in times of mental health crisis or need — are increasing. https://t.co/t48Rltz9Bq
Daisy Moran received special recognition for her advocacy work on immigration, housing, and education in the Latino community.
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Student honors his sensei with ‘100 Days of Morrow’ push-up challenge
Former student completes daily push-ups to remember beloved Quad Cities instructor John Morrow.
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Corn and soybeans dominate Iowa’s crops, but farmer Suzan Erem is growing something different: chestnuts, Asian pears, and heartnuts.
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Many residents have been up since the fire started around 10:30 p.m. last night, when flames and smoke turned everything dark.
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Farmer Ross Paustian attributes soybean losses to global overproduction, while experts warn that current tariff levels haven’t been seen since before the Great Depression.
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QCAD has visited every business, and if they meet the criteria as an inclusive space, they add them to an online list that includes places like churches and therapy offices.
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A group of women in the QCA who, after losing loved ones to suicide, turned their grief into action with an Out of the Darkness walk this Sunday at Wharton Field House in Moline.
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The Mississippi River stretches for around 2,400 miles from central Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico. Every year, 30 to 50 paddlers attempt to travel its length.
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The event was canceled in August due to safety concerns related to increasing immigration enforcement, but the Mexican community brought it back to celebrate a tradition that means a lot to them — now more than ever.
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A mom and daughter duo are growing sunflowers and lavender, along with corn and soybeans, while offering a day experience surrounded by the beautiful flowers.
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