Source: 55 USDA workers fired from Ames lab doing bird flu vax research
The sweeping federal layoffs in recent days included caretakers for thousands of poultry and herd animals at the USDA National Centers for Animal Health in Ames. The facility is at the forefront of foreign disease diagnostics and livestock vaccine research,
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A vision forward for Ames: City mulls makeover of downtown districtMain Street has a vision for growing Downtown Ames. They presented ideas, such as enhanced parks and an entertainment ...
The owner of a dog found in Ames with bullet fragments in his head is now being charged. Zachary Bale, 33, of Ames, was ...
33-year-old Zachary Bale is charged with Animal Abuse and Animal Neglect Resulting in Serious Injury. Police say Bale ...
The Ames City Council approved the purchase of an old daycare facility on Tuesday, which will be the new home of the Ames ...
At a meeting of governors at the White House on Feb. 21, Maine governor Janet Mills defied president Donald Trump's threat to ...
USDA layoffs are hitting hard in Central Iowa, affecting more than 700 federal jobs in Ames and causing concern about the ...
A recent Iowa State University graduate says after starting his dream job at the U-S-D-A’s National Laboratory for ...
Julie Levinson Werner and Sandra Halbing of Lowenstein Sandler discuss current DEI-related practices among businesses and ...
A unique new store in downtown Ames offers one-of-a-kind items and a bright, colorful atmosphere. The Slow Era, a shop with ...
A local cosmetic surgery center on the northeast side of Ames has abruptly closed for unknown reasons. Sturm Cosmetic ...
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Callie Hales, Jayden Leland voted the Ames Tribune's female and male Athletes of the WeekGilbert girls basketball player Callie Hales and Ballard boys wrestler Jayden Leland were voted the Ames Tribune's Athletes ...
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