An outdoor patio, playground, vinyl checkout, 3D printers, a recording studio and more await library patrons in November
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An outdoor patio, playground, vinyl checkout, 3D printers, a recording studio and more await library patrons in November
Supporters of a measure on Allamakee County voters’ ballots Nov. 8 say transferring ownership of Veterans Memorial Hospital from the city of Waukon to the county would provide more money to keep the doors open and better serve patients.
Voters asked to approve levy that would create a steady revenue stream for emergency medical services, which are largely volunteer operated.
Nancy Bird, who had led the Iowa City Downtown District for a decade, discusses how downtown has changed over the last decade, recovering from the pandemic and what’s next for the area.
A brief chase happened until the fleeing vehicle crashed and the occupants of the vehicle fled on foot.
Haines is accused of tearing off a Ring doorbell camera at a man’s home, kicking in a deadbolted door and then kicking the man in the face while they were on basement stairs.
The trucker was completing a U-turn at 280th Street, blocking the southbound lane of Highway 1, according to the crash report.
The longtime incumbent the has skewered President Joe Biden’s policies on energy production, inflation and border security.
Franken presents himself as an experienced leader, after four decades in the Navy, who has the tenacity to combat threats to American democracy.
A look back at the top news stories from the past week.
Johnson County’s direct assistance program funded by pandemic relief dollars was the first of its kind in the state. After successfully advocating for these payments for immigrant workers, Escucha Mi Voz members share how these checks helped them and what comes next.
After a bike accident Aug. 8 broke Charlie Funk’s neck and damaged his spinal cord, the former bank CEO and athlete pushes himself through rehabilitation to regain the most movement he can.
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