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Des Moines (Ap) - Efforts to limit payday lenders in Iowa have...
Efforts to limit payday lenders in Iowa have repeatedly failed in the Legislature, but more cities are approving zoning changes that make it harder to open the businesses.
Monday Jun 17 | The Des Moines Register
Two remain hosiptalized after Saturday night crash
An Urbandale driver and his passenger remain hospitalized after a Saturday night crash in Des Moines, officials said.
Monday Jun 17 | KEYC Television, Mankato, MN
Board: Iowa chiropractor gave patient drugs, booze
CLIVE, Iowa - A chiropractor in central Iowa has been accused of giving a young patient illegal drugs and alcohol.
Monday Jun 17 | Bend Bulletin
Stem cells put to the test on infant hearts
Every year, about 1,000 babies are born in the United States with half a heart - a rare defect that requires a series of risky surgeries and, even then, leaves the infants with a strong likelihood that their hearts will wear out prematurely.
Like a Des Moines-area home? Act fast
Third-grade teacher Erin Denny's summer to-do list is massive: She's finishing her master's degree, planning her wedding and buying a house.
Here Come the Mummies moved to 7 Flags
Due to high chance of rain, tonight's Here Come the Mummies concert, scheduled for Simon Estes Amphitheater, will instead be held at 7 Flags Event Center, 2100 N.W. 100th St., Clive All previously purchased tickets will be honored.
Crime Report -- West Des Moines, Clive and Waukee
The stolen items were valued at $2,100. The man also reported $200 worth of windows were broken.
Clive, Bankers Trust will collaborate on sign
The city of Clive and Bankers Trust Co. have reached an agreement to intermingle their respective logos onto a shared sign on the bank's property at the corner of Northwest 114th Street and University Avenue.
Mayo Clinic puts stem cells to the test on infant heart defect
Every year, about 1,000 babies are born in the United States with half a heart - a rare defect that requires a series of risky surgeries and, even then, leaves the infants with a strong likelihood that their hearts will wear out prematurely.
MC Sports brightens Merle Hay Mall's future
For Donovan Cunion, 13, and his buddy, Uriah Tarpen, 14, the new MC Sports store in Merle Hay Mall could just as well have been filled with a mess of sweet treats as paddle boards, tents and athletic socks.
Arysta LifeScience Names New Key Account Manager
ARYSTA LIFESCIENCE NAMES NEW KEY ACCOUNT MANAGER Jun. 7, 2013 Source: Arysta LifeScience news release Arysta LifeScience North America recently announced the addition of Steve Gehrls to the role of Key Account Manager within the U.S.-based sales organization.
Two takes on a bento box lunch
F or conscientious young professionals, bento boxes deliver variety for a fraction of the cost.
Located on University Avenue underneath the Clive water tower, Red Rossa serves pastas, salads, sorbet and gelato; but the real spec ial ty is the individual-sized, Napoli-style pizza made with thin, hand-stretched dough that's augmented with tomato sauce and virgin olive oil.
Fairfield resident and artist Sue Berkey's sculpture "The Red Coyote" is installed in Clive for its Art Along the Trail sculpture exhibit through Oct.
Clive city officials pleased with plans for town center
Clive City officials praised a design plan for a new town center to be developed around a city hall and public safety complex that could be constructed on the corner of Northwest 114th and Campus Drive.
Design Delays: Water Park Pencils 2014 Opening
While aquatic centers open this weekend in West Des Moines and Clive, owners of a water park in Pleasant Hill say they're still a year away from opening their doors.
Library book sale for summer reads and crafts
Magazines and books can be wonderful material for decoupage and collages. Books can also be used for unique shelving , and pages from nursery books could be framed for a sweet boy or girl room .
Independents in the western suburbs
Why do certain kinds of restaurants flock to different zip codes? In Des Moines, such restaurant profiling was so extreme a couple years ago that Orchestrate Management's Paul Rottenberg suggested everyone could benefit from a moratorium - no new chain restaurants in suburbs and no more independents downtown.