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Supervisors hire Advocates for Social Justice to organize the clinic

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

Among many developments, initiatives and businesses, Newton found a way to brand itself after Maytag left

Ray Sorensen finishes his final county project over the weekend

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

The span, first of its kind in Iowa, will be torn down in April

Efforts accelerate to bring high-speed internet to the parts of Iowa lacking that service

Evictions disproportionately affect women, people of color and people with disabilities, Iowa Legal Aid says

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

City’s new COVID safety orders will last through September

The organization also has its Lunchbox Fundraiser this month

The Labor Day fire was not the first time the car sign has seen smoke and flames

Synergy Metalworks owner Cara Briggs Farmer has spent the last few years designing public art pieces for communities in Eastern Iowa

The office is closed for walk-ins until further notice

Central City, Alburnett and Walford are all in the midst of upgrading water treatment facilities, streets and more to prepare for any future growth