Avoid swimming at these 14 beaches that the Iowa Department of Natural Resources says have too high levels of E. coli or algae.

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Over a hundred people attended the public meeting Iowa DNR held to discuss the water levels of Blue Lake.

Here's a list of what beaches are not recommended for swimming this week, according to Iowa DNR.

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has important safety tips for Iowans looking to spend time on Iowa's waterways.

In a release sent Sunday, the Iowa DNR is lifting the boil advisory placed on May 14, but only for the City of Avoca.

If you have any plans at an Iowa beach for summer 2025, plan to check the Iowa DNR's water quality reports before swimming.