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Bill Carroll has been in the job for a couple of months while balancing multiple library locations as construction continues on a new building.

The project, decades in the making, could be finished years sooner if awarded the $25 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation

Last week at a hearing, Geralyn Jones said wives signed for their husbands on her nomination papers to appear on the Nov. 2 ballot.

Supervisors vote to have Advocates for Social Justice organize the event with Iowa Legal Aid.

The city will host a town hall Oct. 1 for residents to meet the candidates and ask questions

The central Iowa city has spent the past 14 years reestablishing itself after Maytag, the washing machine manufacturer that at its peak employed more than 3,000 people, left the city in 2007.

Ray Sorensen finished his Linn County Freedom Rock over the weekend

It’s now a Climate Resilience Hub, looking to do more

The bridge, the first of its kind in Iowa and eligible to be added to the National Register of Historic Places, will be torn down in April

The funding allocations are expected to be announced in September

A federal order halting evictions for unpaid rent during the COVID-19 pandemic expired Aug. 21. This opened the door for landlords — many of whom have lost out on months of income from their properties — to resume evictions. More than 46 percent of Iowans say they are at risk for eviction.

Officers were dispatched to hospital where men arrived with wounds and to call about a fight at around the same time

All public meetings are back to being virtual amid rise of delta variant

The organization is looking for around 20 volunteers

The neon-lit car went up in smoke on Monday night