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'Saved a lot of lives': Warren County dog rescue closing its doors
PROLE, Iowa — An animal shelter in Warren County is closing its doors. The Second Chance Dog Rescue in Prole says it does not have enough volunteers or funds to properly care for the animals. It says it is working to get all the dogs into foster homes or adopted.
Iowa to get over $100 million of settlement money, here's how much Polk County gets
DES MOINES, Iowa — Pharmaceutical companies are coughing up big bucks for their role in the opioid crisis. Multiple states have sued them, getting settlements in return. Iowa now has millions of dollars to work with. Local 5 dug into how that money will be spent in Polk County and the impact it could make.
Midwest grocery giant to let customers pay with PayPal, Venmo
Midwest grocery giant Hy-Vee has announced that it will now allow customers to pay with PayPal and Venmo. Hy-Vee President Jody Gosch said the new payment options would be available to customers who use the grocer’s Aisles Online platform.
Commission sets public meetings for carbon pipeline extensions
State utility regulators have approved a public meeting schedule starting in late August, in which Summit Carbon Solutions will present its significant proposed expansion for its carbon dioxide pipeline system. The company’s initial network of pipe in the state — which runs a total of about 690 miles — was recently approved by the Iowa […] The post Commission sets public meetings for carbon pipeline extensions appeared first on Iowa Capital Dispatch.
Iowa State Fair Begins In One Month
(Des Moines, IA) — There is a slight change to the hours on the last day of this year’s Iowa State Fair. “Every night of the Fair we’re open until Midnight August 8th through the 17th, except for that last night where we’ll be closing at 9 p.m.,” said Mindy Williamson, with the Iowa State Fair.
Farmers in Nebraska, Iowa begin Missouri River flood cleanup
OMAHA, Neb. — The Missouri River is finally nearing normal levels which means people can now see the full extent of the damage. Local farmers are hit hard as fields are left barren, some even still full of standing water, and their farms reduced to acres of mud bearing nothing but sticks.
Heelan ranked No. 4 in final 3A state rankings
(KMAland) -- Bishop Heelan Catholic is ranked No. 4 in the final Class 3A state rankings from the Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association. Check out the area rankings below and complete rankings here. CLASS 3A. 4. Bishop Heelan Catholic. Others RV: Harlan. CLASS 4A. None.
Iowa cities along the Mississippi River are the latest to be hit by flooding
Iowa cities along the Mississippi River are enduring flooding this week as water moves downstream from parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin hit by the same late June storm system that sent northwest Iowa streams to record crests in the Missouri River basin. From Dubuque to Burlington, the Mississippi has reached...
Iowa American Water: Drinking water will remain safe during flood
As the Mississippi River is forecast to crest at 20 feet Monday evening, residents in the Iowa Quad Cities served by Iowa American Water can rest assured that their drinking water continues to meet U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and Safe Drinking Water Act standards and regulations, according to a news release.
Reminder: State Auditor Rob Sand to Continue 100 Town Hall Tour This Week
(Des Moines) State Auditor Rob Sand will be in southwest Iowa this week as part of his 100 Town Hall Tour across Iowa’s 99 counties. Members of the public are encouraged to attend. On Tuesday, Sand will be at the Osceola Town Square Park from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m.,...
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