• 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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Category: "Iowa News"

  • Masonry work being done on courthouse, expected to be done by Thanksgiving
  • Audit of 2.3M Iowa voter records finds nearly 2,200 non-citizens
  • Bikers cause $15K in damages to Sioux City’s first roundabout
  • Hartman Reserve plans season’s last nature therapy walk 11/10
    Hartman Reserve plans season’s last nature therapy walk 11/10
  • Sioux Gateway Airport to receive $1.5M in fed funds for passenger boarding bridge
    Sioux Gateway Airport to receive $1.5M in fed funds for passenger boarding bridge
  • Charges dismissed in second case against Sioux City man
  • Debi Durham to visit Sioux Center 11/01
  • Burlington Fire Chief Matt Trexel to retire at years’ end
  • Endangered species of bee found in Iowa City yard
  • MercyOne looking to land night owls at virtual hiring event 10/28-11/01
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