In the first 4th Congressional District of Iowa debate, candidates offered their own solutions to lower gas prices but also ...

Environmental groups have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture on behalf of several farmers, farm groups and solar agencies for changes to a renewable energy program that impacts ...

When the T-R first spoke with Rob Fattig about two years ago, the South Tama County (STC) alum who had returned to his ...

As October is National Art and Humanities Month, the Fisher Art Museum thought it a perfect time to launch a monthly series ...

In cities across the U.S., affordable housing is a huge concern. Here in Marshalltown, we just got a huge win. Deb Millizer, Housing Director for our city, gained a 2.1 million dollar grant for 10-12 ...

Roughly five weeks out from Election Day, with polling increasingly turning in his favor, State Auditor Rob Sand, the ...

Injuries forced Caitlin Clark to sit on the bench a year ago and watch her Fever teammates have their season ended by the ...

The Marshall County Zoning Commission continues to work on updating its Renewable Energy Ordinance. Installation of battery ...

Zach Lahn called a $15 billion steel mill project planned for Iowa a “once-in-a-lifetime project,” saying it will make a ...

Every month, the jobs report takes over the headlines: the economy added or lost jobs, and a familiar sequence follows. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) releases the number, the market reacts, and ...

The Marshalltown Community College volleyball team started to see the fruits of its labor, but not enough to fill the bushel basket. Fourth-ranked Iowa Central resisted the Tigers’ best attempt at an ...

Last week we considered the meaning of “all things” (Greek: ta panta) in 1 Corinthians 8:6 and Colossians 1:16 which Wayne Grudem interprets as all things created by God (the heavens and the earth) as ...