Articles Tagged: In Depth / Enterprise

A $50,000 grant through MidWestOne Bank will be awarded Tuesday to a group of Johnson County community organizations to create …

IOWA CITY – Board members of an Iowa government insurance program have frequently held public meetings at posh out-of-state resorts, …

By last week announcing plans to slash $20,000 from its annual sticker price next fall, Pella’s Central College is aspiring …

ROCHESTER, Minn. – The government is paying Texas cotton farmer J. Walt Hagood $145 an acre for losses he faces …

CEDAR RAPIDS – At MIX Sushi & Kitchen, there are plenty of sushi rolls to chose from, but diners can …

The number of traffic deaths nationwide caused by motorists running red lights has reached a 10-year high, a new study …

WASHINGTON – Americans who spend at least a decade in public service jobs and faithfully make their federal student loan …

IOWA CITY – Fresh off RAGBRAI, Big Grove Brewery began fielding messages from beer distributors in Oregon, Colorado, Washington and …

CEDAR RAPIDS – When Jerry Ford started Perfect Game in 1995, his business should’ve gone bankrupt ‘like every day” for …

Iowa’s rural hospitals could experience a loss of more than $476 million dollars under a public health insurance proposal, putting …

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has required Iowa City officials to install monitoring wells to determine the extent of …

Summer’s not over yet, and that means neither is melon season. But unlike most produce shoppers who stick to the …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Wednesday Green is running for president to speak for working people. ‘Millionaires, even Bernie, don’t understand what …

IOWA CITY – Even without Lucky’s Market, Iowa City Marketplace still has life, its supporters say. Stakeholders championed the natural …

MOUNT VERNON – As one of Iowa’s earliest institutions of higher learning, 166-year-old Cornell College – situated on a picturesque …