The Iowa Army Ammunition Plant will store highly explosive lead azide in secure underground magazines after a 2 1/2-week ...

The Iowa Army Ammunition Plant reopens March 30 after a safety review of explosive lead azide, impacting approximately 800 ...

The Iowa Army Ammunition Plant reopened March 30 after a safety pause and is now seeking a permit to store lead azide ...

The Iowa Army Ammunition Plant shared Wednesday that it is securely storing explosive materials and is working with the EPA ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Iowa Army Ammunition Plant in southeast Iowa remains temporarily shut down amid efforts to safely remove highly explosive lead ...

RUNNING THE PRIMARY ELECTION IS SET FOR JUNE 2ND. OPERATIONS AT AN ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT IN SOUTHEASTERN IOWA ARE ON HOLD WHILE CREWS WORK TO REMOVE A POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS CHEMICAL COMPOUND. THE ...

Army officials announced last week that plant operations would be temporarily paused "to conduct a proactive safety review." ...

The Iowa Army Ammunition Plant is shut down to safely remove highly explosive lead azide, a chemical used in munitions, the U.S. Army reveals.

MIDDLETOWN, Iowa (KCRG) - The Iowa Army Ammunition Plant in Middletown remains under a temporary pause initiated on March 12 to allow experts to continue a safety review for the safe removal of a ...

The Iowa Army Ammunition Plant announced Wednesday it is taking proactive measures to ensure the continued safety of its workforce and the local community by seeking a permit for the ...