Windsor Heights News

Some Windsor Heights youngsters set up a weekend lemonade stand to raise money for Iowa flood victims.

A moment that personified George Hanusa's work in Windsor Heights came in March 2003.

NEW JOBS Re/Max Real Estate Group has announced the following new associates: * Mary Todd and Lowell Bauer have joined the Windsor Heights office.

Scott Stroud knew he was living dangerously a few weeks ago by putting goat meat on the menu as a weekend special.

A Urbandale home was damaged by a fire about 6:40 p.m. today. Flames were coming out of an upper-floor window at at 3920 67th St.

Instrumentalists, dancers, baton twirlers and singers mixed with high school rock bands during the Windsor Heights Fourth of July celebration.

A 13-year-old stabbing victim improved to fair condition this morning, and another man injured in the same incident is still in fair condition .

Last year on August 12, Micheal Brosnahan, 51, of Perry, Iowa is struck and killed by a boater on West Lake Okoboji.

A longtime source of irritation for Windsor Heights residents and business owners will be corrected when the city gets its own ZIP code next year.

The Pleasant Hill City Council has entered into a collaborative agreement to improve salt access during the winter months.

There will be no rocket's red glare or bombs bursting in air in Windsor Heights for the Fourth of July.

Three years have passed since the disappearance and murder of 5-year-old Evelyn Miller, but authorities say they're still optimistic about a break in the case.

The city of Windsor Heights announced Thursday that the city has been issued its own zip code.

Inspired by the talent at this weekend's art shows? Following these three steps won't guarantee you a booth at next year's event, but it just might get you on display at a place where people can sip a latte and ...

Windsor Heights city staff will spray around the city for mosquitoes on July 1. Residents can report problem areas or request the city not spray along their property by calling Windsor Heights City Hall at ...

Waukee will join eight other communities to build a shared storage facility for road salt.

7229 University Ave., June 9 - A Kum & Go employee reported the theft of $40.07 in fuel. 6500 block of Forest Court, June 10 - A Windsor Heights woman reported $250 worth of damage to her car from a broken windshield. 1100 block of 66th Street, June 10 - A Windsor Heights woman reported $450 worth of damage to her car from a broken back window. 7900 Hickman Road, June 10 - An employee with the U.S. Postal Service reported four tires had been slashed on a vehicle in the postal service parking lot. 6800 block of Colby Avenue, June 10 - A Windsor Heights man reported $250 worth of damage to his car from a broken windshield. 6500 block of Northwest Drive, June 10 - A Windsor Heights man reported $250 worth of damage to his car from a broken front window. 6600 block of Forest Court, June 10 - A Windsor Heights man reported $500 worth of damage to his car from broken front and rear windshields. Hickman Road and 63rd Street, June 11 - Police charged a 24-year-old Urbandale man with driving with a suspended license. 73rd Street and Hickman Road, June 11 - Police charged a 24-year-old Urbandale woman with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. 1001 73rd St., June 11 - A Wal-Mart employee reported the theft of $240 in cash. 66th Street and Allison Avenue, June 11 - A person reported the theft of a bicycle. 80th Street and College Drive, June 11 - Police charged a 19-year-old Des Moines man with shoplifting for reportedly stealing $46.01 in gas from Kum & Go at 7229 University Ave. 1300 block of 73rd Street, June 11 - Police charged a 54-year-old Urbandale man with public intoxication. 66th Street and University Avenue, June 12 - Police charged a 29-year-old Prairie City man with driving with a suspended license. 73rd Street and Buffalo Road, June 13 - Police charged a 26-year-old Des Moines woman with driving with a suspended license. 7229 University Ave., June 13 - A Winterset woman reported the theft of a purse from Kum & Go. The loss included $25 in cash, prescription medication, and debit and credit cards . 1100 block of 66th Street, June 13 - A Windsor Heights man reported being the victim of a domestic assault resulting in injury. 6400 block of Washington Avenue, June 14 - Police charged a 35-year-old Windsor Heights man with assault causing serious injury. 7400 block of Hickman Road, June 14 - Police charged a 50-year-old Des Moines woman with driving with a suspended license. 1001 73rd St., June 14 - Police charged a 45-year-old Des Moines man with shoplifting for reportedly stealing a $24 camping pad. 1001 73rd St., June 15 - Police charged an 18-year-old Waukee man with shoplifting for reportedly stealing $38.18 worth of alcohol. 1200 block of 73rd Street, June 16 - Police charged a 25-year-old West Des Moines woman wanted on an arrest warrant with possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance.

Urbandale and Windsor Heights police are investigating a spree of vandalism that caused more than $1,700 worth of damage to 13 vehicles in those communities.

First it was dust in her lungs. On Sunday it was water in her basement. 'I've had enough,' said Windsor Heights resident Linda Smith, 2019 68th St.

A Des Moines man Urbandale police had been seeking as a material witness to a fatal shooting Sunday morning at Razamatazz Grill & Bar, 2301 Rocklyn Drive, turned himself in to authorities Monday night.