• NFP grants available for Mississippi River programming. . .
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  • Two downtown Muscatine buildings collapse overnight. . .
  • Per Mar Security Services announces LiveShield. . .
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Author: Michael Helke

  • Lawyer who trafficked drugs while serving as Council Bluffs city attorney wins back license
  • Sen Julian Garrett, 85, dies following battle w cancer
  • Early Intervention therapies help kids — but state pays providers less than other states, stalling access
    Early Intervention therapies help kids — but state pays providers less than other states, stalling access
  • State gas tax set to increase every year—w/o a vote
  • Ottumwa’s City Finance Dir Cole O’Donnell resigns, citing unhealthy work environment
  • Drake U to launch Singapore-based ed-leadership doctorate program
  • Springfield City Council considers repealing “high load” discounts
  • Des Moines sues fire truck companies, alleging “parasitic” pricing, anti-trust violations
    Des Moines sues fire truck companies, alleging “parasitic” pricing, anti-trust violations
  • New Hampton sued for defamation, breach of contract
  • Changes made to state public transport plan sends money downstate
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