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Mailbox Bombing Victim Hopes Suspect Gets Well
An Iowa woman who lost her hearing when a pipe bomb in her mailbox exploded 11 years ago says she hopes the suspect can someday be released and live happily.
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The 27th annual Main Street Iowa Awards celebration was held Friday in Des Moines.
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Woman pleads guilty; lived with Delaware pediatrician accused of waterboarding
From the rotation to each side of the bullpen, the Phillies pitching staff is in flux right now.
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KKK application taped to black Iowa pupil's locker
A Ku Klux Klan application form has been taped to the locker of a black student at a middle school in the Des Moines suburb of Urbandale.
Rail money stripped from Iowa infrastructure bill
Funding to expand passenger rail service in eastern Iowa and upgrade rail freight lines in Iowa fell victim to 11th-hour budget wrangling in the Iowa Legislature.
Dozens to be Honored at Body Donor Service
Des Moines University is honoring dozens of people who donated their bodies in the last year for medical education.
Iowa Jobless Rate Falls to 4.7 Percent
Iowa's unemployment rate fell to 4.7 percent in April from 4.9 percent in March, according to Iowa Workforce Development on Friday and the number of Iowans working rose last month.
Conservation Reserve Program Signup to Begin
The U.S. Department of Agriculture says farmers can sign up for the Conservation Reserve Program beginning Monday.
Why the End of 'Craft' Beer Is Just a Tax Break Away
Garret Oliver has been brewmaster at The Brooklyn Brewery since 1994. He was the brewmaster at Manhattan Brewing before that and has served as editor-in-chief of The Oxford Companion to Beer , written two other books on beer and continues to make a series of brews that gets all the beer geeks excited.
They stand as tall as the statue of liberty, but some Iowans who live next to them say they don't always make the best neighbors.
Major Expansion: Possible Funding For Iowa Speedway
A major expansion of the Iowa Speedway in Newton could hinge on whether state lawmakers approve $8 million in additional funding.
College SkillsUSA Contest Winner...
Students from two community colleges in Iowa participated in the state Motorcycle Service Technology contest at the Emmetsburg campus of Iowa Lakes Community College.
Thousands of new graduates from Iowa's foremost academic institutions soon will be embarking on career searches.
Possible thunderstorms in Omaha, flooding in western Iowa
Parts of southwest Iowa received 3 to 4.5 inches of rain this morning, sending water running over roadways and prompting a flood advisory in Pottawattamie County.
Cell Phone Service Outages Reported Across Eastern Iowa
Many Eastern Iowans are experience a cell phone service outage tonight. Cell phone users in Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, the Quad Cities and many other communities have reported cell phone service disruptions.
James Q. Lynch wrote a new blog post: Governor signs bill expanding DNA collection in Iowa
Gov. Terry Branstad signed into law Wednesday a pair of bill he said will use modern technology to make Iowa safer and state government more efficient.
Mailbox bomb suspect to face competency hearing; his alleged spree included Iowa
Lucas Helder is escorted from a Reno, Nev., jail in 2002. Accused of rigging mailboxes with bombs that injured six people, Helder has been committed to a federal mental institution since 2004.
Cab Driver, Wife Accused of Taking Jewelry in Iowa
A cab driver and his wife face charges in connection with the theft of $15,000 worth of jewelry in Iowa City.
45 Years Later: Oelwein Fire Chief Vividly Remembers Tornado
Iowa has set a record for the longest span of time without a tornado in the state.
Lawmakers reach $897M compromise on education
A joint committee on Wednesday approved $897 million in spending, an amount they say is enough to freeze tuition at the state universities.