Fall is a time for comfort foods. And what could provide more comfort than dinner slowly simmering in a trusty slow cooker?

This commonly used metal is a valuable part of getting electricity to our members. Copper theft threatens lives and our electric supply.

Along with traditional hunter safety rules, follow these electrical safety tips for safer hunting this fall.

With the beginning of the school year, safely transporting students to and from school is critical. While in some towns and cities students can walk to school, many more are transported by school bus.

Harvesting crops poses especially high risk for farmers. As we move into harvest time in Iowa, follow these suggestions for taking care of yourself and others working with you.

Electronics such as computers, tablets, phones and gaming systems don’t last forever. As you replace your technology, find out what to do with your worn-out components.

In response to a recent summer energy reliability assessment, NIPCO worked with its member cooperatives to reassure western Iowa consumer-members that their energy supply was secure.

Following a 2-year hiatus due to the Covid pandemic, nearly 100 cooperative members served by member cooperatives of NIPCO embarked on a three-day excursion through the Dakotas to learn about where their electricity comes from and have some fun along the way!

If you’re planning a visit to the Iowa State Fair from August 11-21, make sure to stop by and visit with Touchstone Energy® Cooperative staff members in the air-conditioned 4-H Exhibits Building on the southwest corner of the fairgrounds.

Before signing up for solar panels, take these things into consideration.