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The winter of 1918 was brutal, not for the weather, but because the world was in the grips of an influenza pandemic that took at least 50 million lives worldwide.
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In her new book, an Iowa mother shares a story of her son's survival in the San Bernardino Mountains and the days of waiting and worry as the search was underway.
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The winter may send humans indoors and many birds down south, but the season still has many birding opportunities to offer.
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The Eurasian watermilfoil was detected in the Iowa Great Lakes last month. Now, the DNR is getting started on a plan to eradicate the rapidly growing invasive species before it spreads.
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Award-winning author Alexander Maksik discusses his latest novel, and guests from Good Neighbor Iowa discuss the pros of chemical-free lawn care.
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Listen back to Charity Nebbe's conversation with Katherine Dykstra about the 50-year-old cold case of Paula Oberbroekling.
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The University of Okoboji Winter Games gives the Iowa Great Lakes area a much-needed economic boost for the winter.
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A bill that would allow people to drive ATVs and UTVs on county and state highways is expected to continue advancing in the Iowa House of Representatives this week.
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Charity Nebbe and her guests discuss a practice that is gaining popularity — spending time in forests in pursuit of boosting health and happiness, and how a single soybean travels the world before it ends up as part of a meal in Seoul, South Korea.
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State Parks Struggle To Sustain Adequate Funding Despite Landmark Legislation And Increased Usage