Articles Tagged: In Depth / Enterprise

DES MOINES – Iowans are betting on sports at a record clip, but experts worry it may not be all …

On an unseasonably warm Saturday morning for mid-March, Emily Michener sat down at a table inside a 21.5-foot Springdale comfort …

CEDAR RAPIDS — What was once a quiet neighborhood where a mother didn’t have to worry about her kids riding …

BUFFALO, N.Y. – Keeping the Buffalo & Erie County Naval & Military Park from going under during the pandemic has …

Shoulder-to-shoulder production lines. Crowded shift changes. Packed break and locker rooms. The environment of Iowa meatpacking plants proved the perfect …

DES MOINES – When the COVID-19 pandemic first reached the state one year ago today, Gov. Kim Reynolds assured Iowans …

March 8, 2020 First cases are confirmed — three Johnson County residents were on an Egyptian cruise ship with a …

Some of the most horrific scenes early in the COVID-19 pandemic were in places like Italy and New York, where …

Under the last coronavirus stimulus package signed into law late last year, each state was responsible for implementing federal unemployment …

Though the COVID-19 vaccine rollout is making its way into the community slowly so far, the effects of the inoculations …

CEDAR RAPIDS – If another try for a casino in Iowa’s second-largest city is to be in the cards again, …

Last spring made everyone – including those in the residential real estate sector – pretty nervous. ‘Early last year, it …

LISBON – Sadie, a German shepherd, was taken in from a Missouri shelter by Fur Fun Rescue in November because …

CEDAR RAPIDS – First Assembly of God looked like a ‘war zone” after the Aug. 10 derecho. Two-thirds of the …

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – After only their first few weeks of work, tensions already are high among lawmakers meeting in-person …