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Several Des Moines restaurants and bars ready for Cityview Fine Spirits Festival
Des Moines Cityview and Johnson Brothers have teamed up to bring Des Moines the First Annual Cityview Fine Spirits Festival on Friday, June 21. The event will take place in the Court Avenue District, centered at the Court Avenue Brewing Company & Restaurant , and it will run from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tickets are $15, and they may be purchased online ... (more)
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Young, broke and single? Des Moines is your kind of town
Add another trophy to Des Moines' mythical mantel: This is one of the top 10 cities to live if you are "young, broke and single."
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Erbert & Gerbert's Sandwich Shop, Zombie Burger, and more restaurants make news
The last few days have brought a flurry of restaurant notes for Des Moines Metro diners.
Register Exclusive: Des Moines police say hoax 911 call likely tied to 'Call Of Duty' game
A month ago, dozens of heavily-armed law enforcement officers swarmed a quiet Des Moines neighborhood after receiving a 911 call reporting a shooting and hostage situation.
Expansion will bring Tasty Tacos to West Des Moines
Tasty Tacos, Des Moines' homegrown Mexican food restaurant chain, is expanding to West Des Moines.
Woman charged with assault after attacking firefighters
A Des Moines woman is charged with assaulting two firefighters as they took her to the hospital, after she allegedly used psychedelic mushrooms.
Bob Krause says he'll make bid for governor official later this year
Democrat Bob Krause, a longtime transportation policy adviser and advocate for military veterans, intends to make his bid for Iowa governor official later this year.
The Register's Editorial: Common sense lacking in some police chases
High-speed police chases make for exciting scenes in action movies. In the real world, however, they are dangerous and potentially deadly.
New postmaster will begin work in Des Moines
She has worked as the officer in charge of the Des Moines Post Office since fall 2012.
Veteran bands Motorhead, Black Sabbath top UK metal music awards
Veteran British rock bands Motorhead and Black Sabbath were crowned the kings of heavy metal on Monday, winning the top accolades at the UK's top metal music awards, the Metal Hammer Golden Gods.
MidAmerican Energy Rate Increases Could be in the Future
There's a possible rate increase in the future for MidAmerican Energy customers, and a public hearing Monday let people tell the company how they feel about this.
Des Moines in top 10 cities to be young, broke and single, website says
Des Moines has seen its fair share of top 10 rankings over the past few years, including the much-lauded ranking as the No.
US cities seek greater climate resilience
US mayors pledged Monday to make their communities more resilient to increasingly severe floods, droughts, extreme storms and wildfires, which they said was more efficient and cost-effective than disaster clean-up afterwards.
Doctor facing manslaughter charges: My scripts didn't cause deaths
A Des Moines pain-relief doctor charged with involuntary manslaughter in the deaths of 10 patients says most of the deaths were caused by drugs that were prescribed by other doctors or that people took without prescriptions.
Flooding closes Des Moines trails, recreation areas
Rising water levels have forced the closure of a number of Des Moines trails and recreation areas.
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.
'Smile spies' gauge community happiness, health
Look out, Polk County. Smiles spies may be watching, daring you to flash a grin to be counted in the Don't Smile Movement, the latest initiative for Healthy Polk 2020.
Des Moines Botanical Garden's McDonald gets aptly titled floral salute
Daffodils were an unstoppable force in Elvin McDonald's childhood garden. When he was about 10 years old, he ordered one of every bulb available from a Dutch catalog and planted them diligently.
Iowa cities bypass state to halt payday lenders
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.