Saturday May 11 | The Papillion Times
Is Fremont County off the table for new power plant?
THURMAN, Iowa - MidAmerican Energy has allowed an option on land southwest of town to expire, making it unlikely the utility will build a power plant - nuclear or otherwise - in Fremont County.
Bobcats Sightings On The Rise In Iowa, Good News For Hunters
The Iowa Department of Resources estimates Iowa's bobcat population has surged to around three thousand cats and continues to grow by about eight percent each year.
Company say "explosion" was only a steam leak
"Just before noon today, one of the generating units at Fair Station developed a tube leak in the boiler causing a large amount of steam to be released in the plant.
The Register Editorial: Huge verdict inadequately compensates men
A $240 million jury verdict in Davenport Wednesday may be symbolic, but it is a measure of the jurors' outrage over how Henry's Turkey Service mistreated 32 mentally challenged workers in Iowa for many years.
People who fell victim to the flooding have been alerted to get rid of anything that cannot be properly cleaned as hazardous mold will affect flood-stricken material.
County may shut down jail for repairs
Whether the May 7 vote on the $43.5 million justice center bond passes or fails, county officials will have to decide what to do about an aging lock system at the Johnson County Jail.
Man accused of shaking baby in domestic dispute faces additional charge
Police said an Iowa City man accused of shaking his baby during a physical argument with the child's mother called her from jail, despite a court order to have no contact with the woman.
As near as we can tell, just about every home in the City of West Liberty was affected by the recent heavy rains and flooding.
Memorial services are pending, details of the visitation and funeral services will be announced in the near future.