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The Iowa Business Specialty Court has cleared its test run and has been declared a part of the state’s judicial system. A three-year experiment with the business court, which handles complex commercial cases that involve …
Another $50 million in charitable donations were made to the Community Foundation of Greater Des Moines last year, resulting in 184 new charitable funds and $398 million in funds under administration. Collectively, more than $26 …
Cedar Rapids-based electrical and mechanical supplier Van Meter Inc. has been named to Training magazine’s “Training Top 125” list. The international ranking is conducted annually to assess and recognize excellence in employer-sponsored training and development …
Gov. Terry Branstad’s plan to use a sales tax originally intended for schools to pay for water quality improvements cleared a legislative subcommittee Monday, The Des Moines Register reported. The governor’s staff said the bill will be …
The Iowa Department of Transportation wants to buy land for highway right-of- way in Polk County’s Four Mile Creek greenbelt between Northeast 54th Place and Northeast 46th Street near Altoona. The land is north and …
Funds have been raised to move forward with a summer reading pilot study dedicated to assisting school districts in helping young students who struggle to read. The governor’s office said today that more than $1.3 …
Principal Charity Classic supporters will host a free event from 5 to 6 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Bankers Trust Co. branch at 620 S. 60th St., West Des Moines, to discuss “new high-value, low-cost …
As many as one-third of families with college expenses are leaving money on the table by not claiming available education tax credits, according the Iowa College Student Aid Commission. As families and college students prepare …
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