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  • Burlington police ID vehicle tied to Crapo Park vandalism
  • Des Moines massage therapist sanctioned by state board
  • Some Iowans protest ViP Vance’s Des Moines appearanceViP Vance rallies support in Iowa for Zach Nunn, Trump trade policies
  • U of Northern Iowa calculates financial benefits of rural student teachers
    U of Northern Iowa calculates financial benefits of rural student teachers
  • AAA: Iowa gas, diesel prices near record highs
  • No unanimous decision on Sioux City Comm School District’s next Superint
  • Five reasons school districts shouldn’t lock students out of extracurriculars
  • 1.2 million-pound Big Boy locomotive to visit Grand Mound
  • Salem City Council responds to planned closure of Salem Elementary School
  • Meet the couple building mini-empire of queer-focused spaces. Now open: Fathom
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