As the old year comes to a close, consider your home's energy "fitness" with these simple DIY projects that can help you enjoy a more efficient and comfortable new year.

Here are some things you should and shouldn’t do in your home when working with electricity or using powered devices.

The Seven Cooperative Principles guide every decision we make in our mission to serve our members. In January, we look at the first principle: Voluntary and Open Membership.

A recent report forecasts there will be enough power to meet winter demand in our region under normal conditions.

Energy-saving gift ideas make great stocking stuffers for the do-it-yourselfers or gadget lovers on your list, and they won't break your holiday budget.

As hunting season approaches, excitement builds for time outdoors. But before you head into the woods, make sure electrical safety is part of your preparation checklist.

Follow these tips to operate your generator safely in the event of a power outage.

This National Cooperative Month, we challenge you to discover everything your cooperative membership offers.

As Iowa farmers prepare for another busy harvest season, we want to remind everyone about a critical safety message that could save your life: Look Up and Live.

Here are some simple maintenance tips to help your family stay safe and comfortable as the seasons change.

Safe Fields. Powerful Yields. reminds agricultural producers to be aware of power lines near their operations.

August 11 (8/11) is National Safe Digging Day. If you are working on an outdoor project, be aware that careless digging can pose a threat to people, pipelines, and underground facilities. Follow these 5 steps before "digging in!"

Iowa’s Touchstone Energy electric cooperatives will be in the Rastetter 4-H Exhibits Building at the 2025 Iowa State Fair August 7-17. Connect with us for electric safety tips and treats for the kids!

The kids are headed back to school. As your family routine changes, you can reduce your energy costs with these simple tips.

Even small adjustments in your daily routine can make a significant difference in energy use when we work together.

Don’t sweat high summer energy bills when you follow these six energy-saving tips!

By preparing now, we can all weather summer storms more safely and comfortably. Our cooperative is committed to keeping the lights on and restoring power quickly when nature has other plans.

In May, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) released its 2025 Summer Reliability Assessment. What does this mean for western Iowa?

Do these everyday energy-wasting habits seem familiar? Save money by changing your routine.

Keep utility poles free from personal materials such as balloons, fliers, and metal objects to keep our utility workers safe.