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Innovative Aerosystems will trade under the new Nasdaq ticker 'IA' starting August 18, completing a corporate rebranding that aligns with its focus on advanced avionics for defense and commercial aviation.
Norma Group's Q2 profit margin jumped to 3.6% from 1.1% as cost cuts and restructuring pay off, even as sales stayed flat. The company also won its largest-ever contract.
Iowa's back-to-school sales tax holiday runs August 7-8, 2026, exempting clothing and footwear up to $100 per item from state sales tax. Families can save on essentials this weekend.
Fortis Inc. reported strong Q2 earnings, $2.7B in capital investments, and a major approval for the Tilbury LNG expansion. ITC transmission projects in Iowa are advancing.
Iowa’s two-day back-to-school sales tax holiday starts Friday, August 7. Here’s what qualifies, how to save, and why it matters for families.
Sweetgreen stock plunged 15% after a weak Q2 and a Cyclospora health scare, despite no direct link. For Iowans, it's a cautionary tale on how fast casual dining can be derailed by consumer fears and operational challenges.
When Boston radio hosts mocked a $5 million agritourism proposal, a Massachusetts senator fired back. For Iowa farmers, corn mazes and wine tastings are no joke — they are a serious economic tool that can keep family farms viable and rural communities strong.
Vertex Pharmaceuticals reported strong Q2 results beating estimates, raised its full-year revenue outlook, and highlighted growth in its cystic fibrosis franchise and new products like Journavx and Casgevy.
A new 2026 study ranks Iowa as the second best state to retire in, beating Florida and challenging assumptions about retirement destinations.
Iowa homeowners often overlook key features during renovations. Local experts reveal five upgrades that can save money and boost home value.
Iowans who subscribed to YouTube TV or DirecTV since 2019 could get cash from a $50 million Disney antitrust settlement. Learn how to claim your payout by September 8.
Muha Meds, a California cannabis brand, now offers its Frosted Cherries THCA hemp flower to Iowa consumers. This 4-gram jar provides premium, potent effects with a berry-gas aroma, but buyers must navigate shipping restrictions and counterfeit risks.
Kurt Congdon, an Iowa native who moved to California after childhood vacations, has been named a top realtor in Nevada City after 30 years and $350 million in sales.
Exelon CEO Calvin Butler warns the power grid is under dangerous strain as demand surges, while the company reports strong earnings and pushes for more transmission, battery storage, and utility-owned generation.
A Boone woman died from injuries in a Highway 30 crash. The Iowa DOT has planned roundabout construction for 2027 at the same intersection, part of safety improvements tied to the new Daisy Brand plant.
The Iowa Board of Regents approved $9.37 billion in university budgets for fiscal year 2027, with UNI facing a 1.7% cut while UI and ISU see increases.
An Iowa man who won $28 million playing Powerball in 1999 says the windfall came with an unexpected dark side, as strangers began treating him like a walking ATM machine.
Longtime Iowa farm columnist Alan Guebert signs off after 33 years of the Farm and Food File, leaving a legacy of clear, principled reporting on agriculture and rural policy.
A southern Iowa dog breeder whose facility was raided after 32 dogs were found neglected had been allowed by federal officials to help schedule inspections, raising questions about oversight of commercial kennels.
State regulators suspended the license of Bettendorf chiropractor Jason Rannfeldt for misusing COVID relief funds and practicing without a license, following his guilty plea to federal fraud charges.