• Flock cameras getting flack in Iowa; some police depts suspending use. . .
  • Third-annual Housing Summit reaches agreement that partnership key to addressing QC affordable housing crisis. . .
  • Shea Doyle named new Pres, CEO of Modern Woodmen of America. . .
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  • Iowa Navigator providing in-person assistance for 2025 health-insurance marketplace open enrollment
  • Briar Cliff announces new campaign, hopes to raise at least $10M
    Briar Cliff announces new campaign, hopes to raise at least $10M
  • Sioux City Police purchases $1K in car seats for local families
  • State sanctions nurse accused of drug theft, being impaired on duty
  • Appeals court sends Davenport’s appeal of council member’s removal back to district court
  • Little Leaps closing child-care facilities in Earlham, Polk City
  • Open-meetings violation will cost Centerville School Dist $113,258
  • State Auditor’s inquiry into Davenport settlements “mostly on hold” pending court decision
  • Iowa cities, counties ask DOT to reverse speed camera decisions
  • Former Casey’s employee assaulted by co-worker says she was forced to quit; files complaint
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