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In the wake of a debate that seemed to pit developers against preservationists, the city of Des Moines is preparing amendments to an ordinance that governs the designation of historic landmarks.
If approved by …
Gov. Terry Branstad on Monday signed the Connect Every Acre high-speed broadband bill into law. The bill, House File 655, encourages the expansion of high-speed broadband Internet to all corners of the state, which will foster growth …
The Des Moines City Council will be asked Monday to support state tax credit incentives for six projects that would add 520 apartment units to the city.
Though the vote is more of a …
A city sign ordinance that dates to the 1960s is blocking installation of an East Village sign that supporters and city of Des Moines officials agree is much needed.
The sign, a roughly 6-foot-wide …
Craig Leu has been named fire chief in West Des Moines, replacing Donald Cox, who retired in January. Leu, who has 24 years of experience in fire service, is currently deputy fire marshal at Sedgwick …
A new Iowa State University report on Iowa’s population growth over the past four years makes several things very clear:
Des Moines’ suburbs are among the fastest growing cities in the state.
Iowa is growing …
The Iowa Business Council has joined organizations from eight other states in a campaign to persuade the U.S. House of Representatives to pass Trade Promotion Authority legislation that was passed last month by the U.S. …
The resolution of a financing hiccup should allow a July 1 kickoff of the redevelopment of the former Register and Tribune building in downtown Des Moines, according to a report to the Des Moines City …
The 2016 Iowa Caucus Consortium will host the first event in the Caucus Candidate Forum Series on June 24, featuring potential presidential candidate and Ohio Gov. John Kasich. The forum, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the …
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