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If you haven't encountered a dollar bill curiously stamped with the words "Currency Tracking Project" yet, you probably will soon.

Its first recorded meeting took place in Halifax in 1779 and it has been meeting ever since.

Republican Senator Chuck Grassley brought the health care debate to northwest Iowa today.

Wednesday Meeting in Cherokee will be at Sanford Museum Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley will be in Cherokee on Wednesday, Aug.

South Dakota Senator John Thune was on hand at Sacred Heart in Yankton to help pack special boxes for sick children.

South Dakota Senator John Thune was on hand at Sacred Heart in Yankton to help pack special boxes for sick children.

T he corner of Lincoln Avenue and Hamilton Street sports a new sign that reads "Habitat's Dahmm Corner." A dedication at noon on Saturday honored George Dahmm and Wallace Dahmm, for whom the corner is named.

Trinidad Faragoza III, owner of the Georgian Southeastern Chop House, passes some wine to manager Christine Holtz recently.

Authorities in northwest Iowa have arrested a man wanted on a federal arrest warrant for probation violation.

A George, Iowa mother, who's accused of abusing her 5-year-old son, faces even more charges.

Backstage at Dancing with the Stars In a story we first brought you, we may know the company that's considering Sioux City for the site of a new wind energy plant.

So far, 215 people have taken advantage of Sioux City's offer to take pit bull registrations beyond the March deadline, and that number is expected to increase.

U.S. Rep. Steve King is downplaying speculation he'll run for governor next year, saying his statewide activities are aimed at mobilizing people around conservative issues he supports.