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Davenport loses appeal for immunity in deadly building collapse
The Iowa Supreme Court has denied an appeal from the city of Davenport for immunity in the fatal collapse of a building. The Iowa Supreme Court overruled the district court
Ames native visits ISU campus as second presidential finalist
The second finalist to take over as the president of Iowa State University made his visit to campus Thursday and held a public forum. David Cook is an Ames native
Giant Corn Silo Unveiled at Hawkeye Point
Iowa’s highest natural point has a new landmark that’s hard to miss. Hawkeye Point near Sibley now features a silo painted to look like a giant ear of corn, designed
One Dead, Two Injured in Head-On Crash Near Spencer
A Spencer man was killed and a Hartley man was injured in a head-on collision Tuesday morning on the west edge of Spencer. The Iowa State Patrol says the crash
Iowa caregivers need to remember to care for themselves, too
Some 80,000 Iowans are now caregivers for more than 62,000 loved ones who have Alzheimer’s or another dementia. One such caregiver, Lori Phillips of Madrid, leads an online support group
Temporary moratorium on data centers in eastern Iowa county
Officials in Iowa’s fourth largest county have adopted a temporary ban on construction of data centers in rural areas of Johnson County. Jon Green, chairman of the Johnson County Board
Dordt Dedicates the New Cottages
Dordt University dedicated the new Atrium, Recital Hall, and the new Cottages to the Lord on Saturday, October 18. Dordt is expanding to house more students thanks to the unexpected
Fatal pedestrian accident under investigation in Council Bluffs
According to Council Bluffs Police, the accident occurred at around 5:47 p.m. near 8th Street and Kanesville Boulevard, when an eastbound vehicle struck a person who was walking northbound through
Soil temperature is key for Iowa farmers to apply fertilizer
With the corn and soybean harvest winding down, many farmers are turning their attention to fertilizer. Richard Roth, a nutrient management specialist with Iowa State University Extension, says the primary
New entrant in governor’s race says it’s time to address Iowa’s cancer crisis
Republican Zach Lahn is promising to address the state’s water quality issues and Iowa’s rising cancer rate if he’s elected governor. “It makes me tremendously sad to continue to go
