Clinton residents swarm meeting to protest possible $10B data center
A company called QTS is considering the eastern Iowa town of Clinton for a $10-billion, hyperscale data center campus, though many residents want strict standards in place first. About a […]
Des Moines metro hosts national tourney for granny-style hoops
A national basketball tournament opens in central Iowa tomorrow featuring more than 400 women from across the U.S. who range in age from 50 to 94. The Granny Basketball League […]
Lakota man is credited with saving two lives in dramatic, fiery rescue
Authorities in northern Iowa say a man helped rescue two people from a car that was hit by a train just before the car burst into flames. A 16-year-old driver […]
Initial meeting of Iowa Medicaid Fraud Elimination Task Force
Governor Kim Reynolds is asking a task force she’s appointed to examine Medicaid fraud, waste and abuse and produce a final report by October 29. Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird, […]
Baseball signed by Pete Rose sits in Iowa Treasurer’s vault
State Treasurer Roby Smith is highlighting some sports memorabilia from unclaimed bank safety deposit boxes that has been turned over to the state. A baseball signed by Pete Rose and […]
Baseball signed by Pete Rose in 1970s sits in Iowa Treasurer’s vault
State Treasurer Roby Smith is highlighting some sports memorabilia from unclaimed bank safety deposit boxes that has been turned over to the state. A baseball signed by Pete Rose and […]
Garner company reaches semi-finals of country-wide SBA contest
Out of some 1,200 nominees, a northern Iowa manufacturing company has made the top ten in a national contest celebrating free enterprise and innovation. Plas-Tech Tooling of Garner is a […]
Iowa RISE funds approved for Butler County, Burlington
The Iowa Transportation Commission approved funding Tuesday for road improvements to provide more access to business projects in Butler County and Burlington. The DOT’s Deb Arp says the Butler County […]
Iowa schools discuss allowing 8th graders to play varsity sports
The Iowa Board of Education approved emergency rules in June that allows 8th graders to play varsity sports, but the decision to do so is up to each school district. […]
Montezuma woman is recovering from quadruple organ transplant surgery
An Iowa woman will head home this week after receiving an organ transplant that was the first-of-its kind in the U.S. Thirty-six-year old Elizabeth Wehrle of Montezuma received a quadruple […]