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This school year Janis Brendeland was presented with an opportunity to connect not only with her students, but also with a special family going through a tough time.
Report examines delays in building vet hospitals
Government auditors told a House panel Tuesday that efforts to build four veterans medical centers are taking on average about three years longer to complete than estimated and costing an additional $366 million per project.
Iowa woman accused of lying about having cancer
NEVADA, Iowa - A northern Iowa woman has been accused of lying to people about having cancer.
David Ross Long, age 74, passed away April 16th at Mary Greeley Hospital in Ames.
UPDATED: Hour-long chase hits 110 mph
The driver of a stolen Ford Explorer led law enforcement officials on an hour-long chase.
U.S. Supreme Court to review Ames man's drug conviction
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear the appeal of an Ames man who was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison after he sold heroin to a Nevada man who later died following ingestion of multiple drugs.
Senate pushes to reopen some unemployment offices
Working at the Newton Public Library, Sue Padilla wishes there was more she could do to help people with limited computer skills who try to access state services at a do-it-yourself computer in the library.
The Coming Racial Shift In The US Will Have A Huge Impact On National Elections
One of the questions we asked prior to the 2012 election was whether or not state-level unemployment figures would matter much on Election Day .
Stolen truck ends up in Skunk River
A man fleeing police in a stolen pickup truck drove into the Skunk River early Wednesday before apparently eluding officers on foot, police said.