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The Harkin Institute for Public Policy and Citizen Engagement at Drake University and the Drake University Archives and Special Collections will make public on Sunday former U.S. Sen. Tom Harkin’s Americans with Disabilities Act congressional …
Presidential candidates will take questions from manufacturers and workers at Vermeer Corp.’s headquarters in Pella on Nov. 2. The bipartisan forum is being sponsored by Vermeer, the National Association of Manufacturers and Iowa Public Television, …
Cedar Rapids Gazette: Gene Kopecky, a Cedar Rapids attorney, onetime prosecutor and resolute ambassador for a Cedar Rapids casino, is back at it. Kopecky has filed anew his lawsuit in Linn County District Court against …
The city of Clive has received an award for listening to its residents. Based on a survey, the National Research Center Inc. said Clive has received the Voice of the People Award for Excellence in …
About 6.6 million U.S. taxpayers paid a penalty, imposed for the first time this year, for not having health insurance. That’s about 10 percent more than the Obama administration had estimated — although a portion …
U.S. District Judge Mark Bennett has set Aug. 8, 2016, as the start of proceedings in Des Moines Water Works’ lawsuit against three northwest Iowa counties the utility claims should be regulated under the federal …
Westlake Investments, the recipient of what was believed to be a record-setting state court award last year in a construction defect lawsuit, is in federal court today after accusing a former employee of gaining unauthorized …
Venture over to the city of Urbandale’s website and you’ll find a new icon, Grow Your Business, that provides links to development resources from the city’s departments of economic development, community development and public works/engineering. …
The city of Urbandale plans to start its special census on Aug. 1, but first it needs workers to gather the data. The city is recruiting census takers, office staff and supervisors for temporary employment …
Former Maryland governor and Democratic presidential candidate Martin O’Malley will speak in Des Moines as part of the Caucus Candidate Forum Series on July 24. The event will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1 …
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