NEW YORK — U.S. Democratic and Republican candidates engaged in a final frenzy of campaigning on Monday, one day before …
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NEW YORK — U.S. Democratic and Republican candidates engaged in a final frenzy of campaigning on Monday, one day before …
DES MOINES – It may go undetected in sleepy legislative chambers where clerks, pages, doorkeepers and lawmakers wait patiently for …
DES MOINES — When Bettendorf brothers Mike and Matt Blaum decided in 2013 to open a whiskey distillery, they chose Galena, …
DAVENPORT – Former Iowa Lt. Gov. Patty Judge, who is seeking the Democratic Party’s U.S. Senate nomination, raised $213,802 in …
SIOUX CITY – Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley, by far the longest-tenured member of Iowa’s congressional delegation, has thrown his support …
JOHNSTON – Assessing Iowans’ economic well-being may be as simple as looking at their addresses. Iowa’s larger cities – Cedar …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Five months after voters rejected a special 27-cent tax levy for the public library system, Cedar Rapids …
By Lauren Donovan, Bismarck Tribune CANNON BALL, N.D. — It was lunch time and whoever was in camp was handed …
Johnson County could have a few more solar panels by the end of the year. North Liberty is seeking proposals …
IOWA CITY – With a request for further review denied, it appears Iowa City’s Chauncey has cleared the final legal …
DES MOINES – Iowa legislators expect to make a run next week at adjourning their 2016 session. The Statehouse was …
This week on the podcast, reporters discuss congressional races in Iowa’s 1st and 4th districts, the ongoing battle over a …
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