The University of Iowa will be a key partner in a new $360 million center to improve the United States’ ability to predict water-related hazards and better manage its water.

As farmers ready for planting season, a new study examines the flood risk for all cropland in Iowa.

Iowa is in danger of losing momentum for local coordination of flood prevention projects. That's the prediction of groups with ties to Watershed Management Authorities, whose funding request fell short at the State Capitol this session.

The state is working on deploying a Hydrology Information Center like the one in Iowa, after a period of severe drought followed by unprecedented flooding, to get a handle on the trend of warmer, wetter weather.

Under the guidance of regional watershed management bodies, 800 structures have been built across Iowa to reduce flooding and improve water quality.

Witold Krajewski is among seven University of Iowa faculty members who have been named fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).

The Iowa Flood Center is unveiling a new tool to help Iowans living along the Missouri River prepare for flooding.

The University of Iowa’s Iowa Flood Center has developed a free, web-based information system, the Missouri River Flood Information System, to aid communities around the Missouri River to assess flood risk around their homes and businesses.

While KMAland is recovering from this week's disastrous storms, the memory of another calamity two-and-a-half years ago remains fresh.

The Iowa Flood Center has developed a new technology to help communities better prepare for flooding along the Missouri River.