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Iowa launches temporary, permanent housing grants to help tornado-, flood-hit communities
Gov. Kim Reynolds is launching new state programs to provide transitional housing ― and funds to build new permanent housing ― for Iowans devastated by severe tornadoes and flooding in recent months. Since April, Iowa has been inundated by several rounds of tornadoes and flooding. Reynolds said 5,000 homes have been damaged statewide,...
Iowa Democrat looking to flip seat back to blue brings in $1.3 million fundraising haul
A Democrat trying to flip a competitive seat in Iowa is going to have help from a huge fundraising haul. Lanon Baccam, a former official with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and first-time candidate, raised $1.3 million last quarter. Baccam is looking to flip Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District blue after Rep. Zach Nunn (R-IA) flipped […]
Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds Made Another Visit to Northwest Iowa Wednesday
Spencer, IA (KICD) — As promised, Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds made another visit with some of her top agency heads to flood-ravaged Northwest Iowa Wednesday. In Spencer KICD News asked the Governor to respond to a letter sent by the city of Okoboji after councilmembers said they felt the state was unaware of the level of flooding at the Great Lakes.
OPD: Woman Allegedly Concealed Drugs After Traffic Stop
An Ottumwa woman allegedly concealed meth from officers after a traffic stop. 35-year-old Vallon Leaf was charged with Intent to Deliver Meth Over 5 grams, Possess Contraband in a Controlled Facility, Failure to Affix Drug Tax Stamp – Over 7 grams, and Possession of a Controlled Substance – 3rd offense.
Slight delay in Kirksville housing project
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — The date to lay concrete in the former mobile home park in Kirksville located on West Gardner Street, for four tiny homes, has been pushed back to August, per the Kirksville R-3 School District superintendent. Superintendent Robert Webb told KTVO on Friday, that as of Thursday,...
DOT Director Talks About the DOT Involvement in Spencer
Des Moines, IA (KICD) During Governor Kim Reynolds disaster recovery press conference, Director of the Iowa Department of Transportation Scott Marler talks about the DOT involvement in Spencer. Marler says there was extensive damage to roads and bridges. Marler also mentioned an improvement to the Iowa 511 system. Director of...
O’Brien, Cherokee, BV, & Woodbury County Flood Victims Now Also Eligible for D-SNAP Food Benefits
Des Moines, Iowa – A Presidential Disaster Declaration for individual assistance has been approved for four additional counties affected by extreme rainfall and flooding beginning on June 16, 2024. This declaration allows the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to offer Disaster Food Assistance, also known as...
Millions more spent on Pritzker’s clean energy agenda
(The Center Square) – The state of Illinois is pumping millions of tax dollars more to develop a clean energy jobs program in underserved neighborhoods. The Clean and Equitable Jobs Act (CEJA), which was signed by Gov. J.B. Pritzker three years ago, funds programs that create clean energy jobs statewide. Pritzker said the Climate Works Pre-Apprenticeship Program prioritizes underrepresented populations and Illinoisans living in communities that have historically faced economic...
Philadelphia Unveils Ambitious Energy Poverty Alleviation Strategy to Foster Sustainable and Equitable Growth
In a major stride towards environmental justice, the City of Philadelphia has unveiled a detailed framework aimed at combating energy poverty. The city's Office of Sustainability recently announced the Energy Poverty Alleviation Strategy, which focuses on sustainable energy solutions that are inclusive and fair for all residents, with a particular emphasis on assisting those in underserved communities. As the city grapples with some of the nation's highest energy costs relative to income, this strategy spells hope for many who struggle to afford basic necessities like heating and cooling.
Mt. Vernon teen charged with three counts of aggravated battery following incident at St. Mary’s Hospital
A 19-year-old Mt. Vernon teen has been charged in Marion County Court with three counts of aggravated battery following an altercation at SSM Health St. Mary’s Hospital. Alana Schmidt of Richview Road was charged with two counts of aggravated battery to a private security officer after allegedly pushing two security officers with her hand. The third count is for aggravated battery to a nurse for allegedly striking a nurse at the hospital in the jaw with her hand.
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