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Des Moines Register: Public health officials said this week there were no signs in Iowa of the escalating coronavirus outbreak, which has killed hundreds in China. A person-to-person transmission between a married couple was reported …
Sara Kappos recently was hired by the city of Waukee as its new assistant public works director of engineering. Kappos, who began her new job on Jan. 28, will oversee the completion of public improvement …
The number of immigrant residents in Iowa who are eligible to vote increased by 13.8 percent, or 7,743 people, between 2017 and 2018, according to new data released by New American Economy. The bipartisan immigration …
A Washington D.C.-based organization is making false claims about Iowa’s voter registration data, Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate said in a critical statement this afternoon. Judicial Watch is falsely claiming that total registration numbers …
Two new initiatives under the Future Ready Iowa program experienced mixed results as they were rolled out for the first time during the fall 2019 semester. One, the Last-Dollar Scholarship program, has had a high …
News vans are practically on every street in downtown Des Moines – at least for today. You don’t have to ask any Iowan why. All are well aware of the first-in-the-nation status after more than …
Court documents filed Thursday show that Dallas County has dropped charges against two men accused of breaking into the Dallas County Courthouse to test its security, reports KCCI. Coalfire Security employees Justin Wynn and Gary Demercurio …
Malcolm Hankins’ path to working in city government is not a typical one.
The 49-year-old studied administration of justice in college and has a master’s in ministry.
Hankins, who was hired in November as an …
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