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D&E honors Khan with teaching award
Dr. Nadeem Khan, Davis & Elkins College professor of economics and finance, was honored during the college's annual Academic Awards and Recognition Convocation ceremony with the 2013 Lois Latham Award for Teaching Excellence.
Violence takes over 'CelebrAsian'
Was this the Holy Grail of racial mob violence? The story that deniers of black mob violence have talked about many times, but never produced? Could we finally have a recent case of racial mob violence that involved Asians? Are Asians running amok in Des Moines, Iowa, of all places? Fighting and firing guns and causing mayhem on the grounds of the ... (more)
$590M-plus Powerball: Winning ticket sold in Florida
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Winning numbers in Powerball jackpot
With four of every five possible combinations of Powerball numbers in play, someone is almost sure to win the game's highest jackpot.
Opinion Staff wrote a new blog post: Students landfill diversion is wise move
Congratulations to the students and faculty at Regina Elementary School in Iowa City for being involved in using our resources in order to keep from supplying our misused landfills.
A dog named Toby has been credited with saving an Iowa couple from a fire that damaged their home southeast of Des Moines.
Powerball jackpot grows to $600 million
DES MOINES, Iowa - Powerball officials say the jackpot has climbed to an estimated $600 million, making it the largest prize in the game's history and the world's second largest lottery prize.
Wisconsin Marine reunited with canine partner
A Marine from Wisconsin who promised to adopt the bomb sniffing dog he served with in Afghanistan received a surprise Friday, during a ceremony at the Iowa State Capitol.
Uma Thurman Campaigns Against Gay Rights For Anita Bryant Biopic
It's often said that there are no good parts for actresses as they age. But 43-year-old Uma Thurman is blowing holes through that theory, picking up a pair of provocative projects in the past few months.
KKK application taped to black Iowa pupil's locker
A Ku Klux Klan application form has been taped to the locker of a black student at a middle school in the Des Moines suburb of Urbandale.
Big Candy Bar Equates to Big Customer Experience
Some include a newspaper in the morning, complementary bottles of water, a piece of chocolate on the nightstanda You get the idea.
Apartment Fire: Firefighter Injured
Firefighters were called to the building on 9th Street just north of I-235 in Des Moines around 7:30 p.m. At one point firefighters were evacuated from the building as the floors gave way.
Rural life advocates hope for congressional action
Rural life advocates see a good chance for a delayed farm bill to finally go through Congress before the month of May is over.
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Nationwide Insurance, Allied Insurance Responding to Texas Tornadoes
Nationwide Insurance and Allied Insurance claims representatives and agents are prepared to assist customers affected by the severe storms that recently swept through Texas.
No Powerball winner; jackpot may hit $ 550M
A Powerball lottery ticket for the estimated record 425 million USD jackpot prize, Powerball's biggest winnings ever, is seen in a convenience store in Washington on November 26, 2012.
'American Pickers' star making stops in metro
Mike Wolfe the creator and star of the "American Pickers" show on the History channel is making stops in the Des Moines metro area Thursday.
Obama To Meet With Treasury Officials Over IRS Scandal
The White House says President Barack Obama will meet with Treasury officials Wednesday to discuss the Internal Revenue Service's targeting of conservative groups for special review.
YEAR AFTER YEAR, more than 50 percent of the federal discretionary budget goes to the Pentagon, while only one-third of the non-defense discretionary budget is invested in struggling states and communities-a contrast at the heart of this year's congressional budget battles.
Whites-only scholarship at Columbia challenged
Lydia C. Chamberlain established a fellowship for graduate students born in Iowa to attend Columbia.