We are now headed into the middle part of October, which means we're now to peak fall or getting close to peak fall color here in Iowa. Now, north to south, this is usually when it happens towards ...

According to the Iowa DNR Fall Color Report, much of the state experiences peak color in mid- to late October. Mark Vitosh, a forester at the Iowa DNR, joined Garden Variety to share how weather ...

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has insight as to why trees become so vibrant during cooler months, and when that peak will be for the state. Why do leaves change colors in the fall?

Brock Purdy may have moved onto the NFL as the 49ers' quarterback, but the Iowa State football alum tunes in to watch the Cyclones every Saturday.

An expert at Iowa State University’s Insect Zoo says there ... “The rusty, kind of orange color, if that band is really big, that means we’re going to have a mild winter,” Mitchell says.

"In 1944, approximately 14% of farmers [nationally] were people of color. Today, it's less than 1.4%. That's an alarming number," Western said. "In the state of Iowa, there are a total of 75 farms ...

It wasn't only the fall colors that provided a contrast with Indiana, she said, but also the region's distinctive architecture, lakes and towns. Gordon Cochran, of Lake View, Iowa, said he was in ...

and when that peak will be for the state. Many factors affect fall leaves changing colors, the Iowa DNR said. Stress and lack of rain often brightens them. Unpredictable weather, warm evenings and ...