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Iowa Attorney General says officers justified in shooting death of Missouri man
The Iowa Attorney General’s Office has cleared officers from the State Patrol, Council Bluffs police and Pottawattamie County in the shooting death of a Missouri man. The Attorney General’s report
Agency gives Iowa Senator gov’t shutdown impact report
Senator Joni Ernst has obtained a Congressional Budget Office report showing about 750,000 federal employees are likely furloughed today. The agency previously estimated the 2019 government shutdown — which lasted
Government shutdown brings no delays or longer lines at Iowa’s busiest airport
Iowans who are flying today are warned to get to the airport earlier than usual. The federal government shutdown, which started at midnight, is not supposed to impact TSA or
Pella Marks 100 Years, Sioux Center Plant Celebrates 25
Pella Corporation is marking a major milestone this October as the company celebrates both its 100th anniversary and National Manufacturing Month. Locally, Pella’s Sioux Center plant is also celebrating 25
Sioux Center Utilities Seeking Insights from Residents
Sioux Center Municipal Utilities is asking residents to share their feedback in a new survey about the city’s electric utility. The survey is open through November 21, 2025, and aims
Orange City Christian School Readies for Expansion
Orange City Christian School has started fundraising for a new addition to its current school building. Established in 1904, Orange City Christian School (OCCS) has been in the same building
Cedar Rapids to host Scarecrow Festival to fight hunger
A fundraising effort in eastern Iowa later this month will feature dozens of straw-stuffed scarecrows with the goal of scaring up awareness and donations to help feed the hungry. Cynthia
Librarians from across Iowa converging on Sioux City for conference
Sioux City is hosting the Iowa Library Association State Conference today. Sioux City public libraries director Helen Rigdon says she’s been working on bringing it to western Iowa again since
Board accepts resignation of detained Iowa superintendent
The U.S. Justice Department will investigate whether the Des Moines school district has prioritized race-based hiring practices rather than evaluating job applicants based on merit. That announcement came amid Tuesday’s
Des Moines superintendent resigns after immigration arrest
The superintendent who’s in a western Iowa jail after being arrested by immigration agents last Friday is fighting a deportation order, but not his dismissal from Des Moines public schools.
