• Doris and Victor Day Foundation grants $1M to 59 QC NFPs. . .
  • Red Cross honors two Bettendorf YMCA employees. . .
  • Mel Foster Insurance named 2026 Best Practices Agency. . .
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Category: "Iowa News"

  • Thieves steal bronze markers from veterans’ graves in Hampton
  • Appeals court upholds life sentence for teen convicted of murdering Fairfield teacher
  • Muscatine Automated Traffic Enforcement mobile vehicle to be on Isett Ave
  • Patient death triggers sanctions against second Iowa dentist
  • Eastern Iowa Airport sets passenger record in 2024
  • Dubuque home-owners eligible for $5K forgivable loan to help replace lead pipes
  • “Right to Repair” Laws gain momentum as lifespans of major household appliances decline
    “Right to Repair” Laws gain momentum as lifespans of major household appliances decline
  • Cedar Rapids Independent Film Festival helps raise money for victims of California wildfire
  • New partnership btwn Park and Fly and Eastern Iowa Airport offers more parking options
  • Building under construction in Tiffin catches fire early 01/27
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