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Artists from near and far flocked to Washington Park in Dubuque last week for the competition, in which they had four days to create the best snow sculpture. But with all of the city's snow melted by the dates for the festival, how did they pull it off?

Snowplow naming competitions are helping cities engage with their communities while promoting safety and awareness on the roads.

As colder weather is inbound, we learn how to prepare our landscape plants for the winter months.

High water ravaged the community of Spencer in June. Even though many properties sustained damage, the Clay County Fair thrived.

Residents of Sioux City’s Riverside neighborhood still face a long road to recovery but appreciate the assistance provided by the federal and state government, as well as local volunteers.

Iowa's Kirk Ferentz is serving a one game suspension for recruiting violation.

Tourism officials and businesses in the Iowa Great Lakes region are seeing lower crowds and revenues this season due to flooding that hit the area at end of June and into early July.

President Joe Biden approved a presidential disaster declaration for parts of northwest Iowa after catastrophic flooding. As the major flood threat moved downstream, one of the hardest hit communities focused on clean-up and finding what could be salvaged.

The U.S. Drought Monitor shows three quarters of the state has had adequate rainfall this spring.

A swarm of violent storms hit Iowa Tuesday, including multiple tornadoes.