Month: October 2023

The Iowa Utilities Board is clearing its calendar of monthly meetings for the rest of this year. The IUB issued a notice that due to a high volume of docket proceedings, they are canceling the […]

A popular Iowa City eatery with a long history reopened this morning under new ownership. The Hamburg Inn No. 2 is now being overseen by former Hawkeye football player and Iowa City native Nate Kaeding, […]

After nearly 50 years as a food desert, one of Waterloo’s predominantly black neighborhoods has opened its first grocery store alongside a community center. After seven years of socioeconomic hurdles, including pushback from groups within […]

Managers of the state’s largest airport marked the beginning of the construction of a new $445 million terminal with a groundbreaking today in Des Moines. Airport executive director Kevin Foley says it has taken some […]

Many Iowa communities large and small are struggling with housing, particularly affordable housing, in light of continued complications due to supply chain issues and rising costs associated with new construction. In northwest Iowa, Le Mars […]

The Iowa Business Council’s third-quarter Economic Outlook Survey shows continued concern about the national economy among its members. IBC President Joe Murphy says they measure member expectations for sales, capital spending, and employment for the […]

A Fort Dodge man is charged in the murder of his father. Fort Dodge Police say 20-year-old Olnario Rodriguez-Ruffridge faces a first-degree murder charge in the shooting death of 44-year-old Jason Ruffridge of Fort Dodge. […]

Authorities in central Iowa are charging a man with murder in a case involving the abuse of two children. Des Moines police arrested 26-year-old Devin Luckett on Tuesday on first-degree murder along with a series […]