Last week, Central State Bank, headquartered in Coralville, was sued over its alleged practice of imposing multiple overdraft fees on single transactions.
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Last week, Central State Bank, headquartered in Coralville, was sued over its alleged practice of imposing multiple overdraft fees on single transactions.
She announced the decision with a guest column that published Sunday in the Des Moines Register.
A teenager was killed early Saturday morning when his car crashed along Interstate 380 in Johnson County.
The driver who struck the pedestrian fled the scene, but was later located.
Karen Kral showcases favorite works from lifelong journey
Last year, a majority of Iowa’s private colleges and universities created an “Iowa Private Transfer Collaborative,” which this fall signed an “Iowa Private Transfer Guarantee” admission agreement with Iowa’s 15 community colleges aimed at simplifying and streamlining the community-to-private college transfer pipeline.
Summit Carbon Solutions recently applied for 15 more permits for its carbon dioxide pipeline system in Iowa, to expand its footprint by about 50 percent. It’s main impediment for the project is South Dakota.
A look back at the top news stories from the week of Nov. 10
After seven years at the helm of Brooke Prouty, Uptown Marion Main Street came under the direction of new program director Lacey Shroeder in August. Here’s what she sees in Uptown Marion’s future, and what residents want to see in ongoing developments.
Rent increases are leveling off after historic high spikes driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, but remain higher than before the virus’ global spread, new data show. Policies like rent control are considered a “quick fix,” but is the solution that simple?
Iowa needs to cut the amount of nitrate in five rivers — including the Cedar River — because of the threat it poses to drinking water, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. But the state has pushed back, saying the change "is not supported by new scientific or regulatory rationales
Having suffered even more losses in yet another election cycle begs the question: Where do Iowa Democrats go from here?
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