Clinton, IA News

• Clinton, IA News
• Clinton School District prepares for move
• UPDATED STORY: Sparks jailed on OWI charge
• JUST IN: Sparks sentenced
• Event celebrates volunteers, tourist attractions
• DOT director tours Clinton
• Sewer rate hike 1 step closer to passage
• Clinton School Board approves raises
• Prince of Peace students graduate
• Mayor to veto ambulance bill
• Seven injured in 3-car collision near school
• Citizen aids in extinguishing hotel blaze
• CHS seniors honored at annual convocation
• CCDA awards $400,000 in grants
• Camanche remains split on allowing chickens
• City works to keep sewer bill collection on track
• CCC celebrates graduates
• Specialists: Be aware of drugs’ impact
• Fire damages Thomson storage facility
• In the Classroom: A brand new world
• Clinton company to add 40 new positions
• Agreement reached between Davenport diocese, foundation
• Arson program aids in education
• Supreme Court issues 'slip opinion' concerning possible merger
• Clinton Tree Commission seeks answers
• Lawmakers adjourn without reforming property tax
• Fuller juggling attention and school work
• Council not ready for stormwater utility
• Sewer fee hike OK’d
• Number of whooping cough cases on the rise
• Council to consider sewer hike tonight
• Great crowd turns out for Dutch Days
• Clinton business expands into new building
• Fulton streets ready for festival
• Clinton misses out on 1st round of Blue Zones
• Citizens voice opinions on future
• Clinton’s RAGBRAI route announced
• Camanche to take a look at chicken request
• Clinton street closures
• Clinton’s city parks limited to nonprofit use
• Grease trap inspection fees removed from ordinance
• Clinton packaging company expands
• Clinton gets mixed grade for air quality
• Rain dampens Ashford ceremony
• Improving downtown
• Solid waste billing issue progressing, officials say
• Looking into the future
• Subdivision rezoning request delayed
• High court declines Zmuda review
• UPDATED STORY: Woman falls off cliff at Eagle Point Park
• City moves forward with ambulance backup plan
• Hampton Inn to open doors today
• School board OKs employee contracts
• World Book Night: Residents show ‘hunger’ for books
• Woman pulled from river Monday night
• Medic back-up plan resurfaces
• Officials discuss lack of local housing
• Landfill board approves changes
• Clinton City Council to discuss rate structures
• Clinton sewer rates expected to increase
• Officials discuss services, infrastructure
• Sparks enters guilty plea
• Detour signs pop up in Camanche
• City of Clinton earns train town registry
• Suicides cause concern in Camanche
• Negotiations start with teachers
• Fulton sets sights on improvement plan
• River Bend gets closure on bleachers
• CHS grad escapes tornado
• Gas tax hike stalls again
• Area legislators discuss final days
• Kiwanis Club project aims to soothe children
• Fire damages home in Clinton
• Officials promote Great River Road
• Progress made at Eco Center
• Mercy doctors, nurses, honored
• Canine units gather in Clinton for certification
• Council puts solid waste fees in place
• Council to vote on solid waste costs
• School board to host two hearings
• Weather affecting growing season
• Students work on greenhouse
• L-Kings’ opening night draws 1,000 fans
• Firefighter sues city officials
• Local RAGBRAI party set for April 20
• Worries surface about access along Camanche Avenue
• Congressional candidates debate
• City inches closer to flat fee
• Learn about the Great River Road
• Work begins on Camanche Avenue project
• Statewide tornado drill planned
• Poet to speak at Ashford graduation ceremonies
• Last month’s weather was record-breaking
• Clinton County, city’s unemployment rate drops
• Student designs logo for RAGBRAI
• DeWitt works on capital improvement project list
• Clinton residents seek jackpot
• Village Cooperative groundbreaking celebrated
• Outburst in courtroom as DeSimone acquitted
• Sex abuse trial continues in district court
• Fulton officials balance budget
• City of Clinton sues its attorney in billing case
• Suicide prevention, U.S. 30 top agenda
• Trial testimony continues
• Clinton billing dilemma may be patched
• City of Clinton hires 2 law firms
• Committee agrees on solid waste billing solution
• Clinton man retried on sex abuse charge
• Music programs work to keep numbers up
• MTA, US 67 top city council agenda
• Pinewood Derby brings out Scouts and their cars
• Lyons trail hearing planned
• United Way gets boost
• Clinton man gets deferred judgment for trying to take police officer’s gun
• DeWitt City Council approves loan agreement
• Hawaiian luau will raise money for Gateway Red Cross chapter
• Man pleads guilty in robbery case
• McEleney’s honored with sword at ceremony
• Clinton police investigating assault
• IN THE CLASSROOM: Bridging the gap
• Classes to help diffuse a crisis
• CCDA changes scholarship program
• Area leaders lobby in D.C.
• Chief again will serve on state board
• Forum will address solid waste billing
• Three will be interviewed for fire chief post
• Illinois voters get say in GOP race
• Clinton's large item pickup is in August
• Two resign in Central district
• Camanche officials seek suicide prevention assistance
• Police probe unattended death
• Bluff Elementary evacuated
• City hopes 2nd time’s a charm
• Questions finalized for public input survey
• JUST IN: Burn ban issued for Clinton County
• Area officials heading to D.C.
• Therapy dog program seeks animals, owners
• Clinton budget process wraps up
• County unemployment rate increases
• City of Clinton looks at giving backup to Mercy
• Landline phone service returns in Welton, Delmar
• Clinton city council mired in solid waste talks
• Mayor: Explore alternatives for solid waste billing
• County towns prepare for RAGBRAI riders
• Education bill on agenda
• Solid waste fees may be hiked
• Spring ahead:Time to check detectors
• Crews rescue cat from fire
• Technician: County ripe for CRP land
• Exelon responds to nuclear report
• Court sets date on merger
• Staszewski announces supervisor re-election bid
• Clinton’s RAGBRAI theme is announced
• What do you like about Clinton?
• Blue Zones: Clinton seeks to be ‘blue’
• ACLU files lawsuit against city of Clinton
• Goose Lake teen killed Tuesday
• Archer visits 2nd District voters
• Court settles county land boundary dispute
• Clinton middle school plan approved
• School board hears childcare proposal
• Lost Nation man sentenced to federal prison
• Clinton Middle School design on agenda tonight
• Tornadoes decimate cities
• Branstad: Now is the time for property tax reform
• Clinton K-9 unit likely to be eliminated
• Appellate court reverses drug ruling
• Clinton County United Way surpasses goal
• Eco Center opening delayed
• Building permit fee increase voted down
• County office candidates can file papers Monday
• City committee debates large-item pickup proposal
• Clinton street work plan developed
• Governor to visit Clinton
• Leaders: Commit to Blue Zones
• Reforming mental health
• EPA schedules public meeting on Chemplex site
• County to pay for marker at cemetery
• City of Clinton settles on budget cuts
• Squirrel responsible for Clinton power outage
• Clinton man sent to prison for fraud
• Building permit fees may increase
• JUST IN: Employee files lawsuit against city of Clinton
• UPDATED STORY: Power outage hits southwest Clinton
• UPDATED STORY: ADM confirms staff reductions
• JUST IN: Police investigate report of gunshots
• Clinton faces garbage collection challenges
• JUST IN: Morrison High School bomb threat under investigation
• Clinton man charged with attempted murder
• JUST IN: ADM officials detail workforce reductions
• Clinton firefighters still face cuts
• Work proceeding on schools
• Nebraska man charged with enticement of minor
• Residents can have say in mental health redesign
• Blue Zones experts to visit Clinton
• Balancing act: Schools to hike tax levy
• Taser used to subdue CHS student
• Zmuda conviction upheld
• Council splits on contingency fund
• Schools: Teachers must collaborate for best results
• UPDATED STORY: Bus involved in collision today
• Council backs away from more fire department cuts
• Assessment rollback takes center stage
• Mercy’s Healing Hearts Meeting for Feb. 13 is canceled
• JUST IN: Clinton selected as Blue Zones finalist
• Clinton Fire Department receives grant
• Savanna preparing for Smithsonian exhibit
• ADM cuts 43 jobs at facility
• Plan Commission focuses on streets
• School officials eager to show off new pool
• Clinton sewer rates may increase
• Board boosts budget to cover court battle with ADM
• Clinton city council to create contingency fund
• Clinton officials to lobby at Capitol
• City to consider ADA group
• Appeals court issues judgement on Peska case
• City committee hears ambulance billing update
• IOC tries to decipher billing mix-up
• Clinton lands RAGBRAI stop
• Early retirement again offered to Central School District staff
• Solid waste fund could see $600,000 deficit
• School district begins bargaining with bus drivers
• New car sales rise in state, county
• Shooting investigation continues
• UPDATED STORY: School vehicle involved in one-car accident
• It’s not just students who are getting smarter
• Police probe shooting
• Improvement talks lead city to look at past
• Voucher plan falters
• Obama to Republicans: Game on
• Babcock begins prison term
• Supervisors reduce compensation board’s proposal
• Officials to lobby for U.S. 30 upgrades
• City begins budget process
• Clinton man to serve 15 years for arson
• Branstad: Cities to receive aid
• Audit shows financial progress
• Fulton board discusses social network usage
• Budget workshops to start Monday
• Campus to officially open
• Tucker appeal denied
• Task force nears decision
• Clinton man to serve probation for sexual exploitation
• Investigation ongoing amid hazing allegations
• CCDA grants extension on CCC library expansion
• Reconsidering vouchers
• Washington Boulevard project set to begin soon
• Task force to review boundaries
• Fulton will bond to pay for street work
• Marketing fund assists counties
• Incentive leads to Central teachers’ retirement
• Citizens for Open Government meeting rescheduled
• Clinton remembers Dr. King
• No one injured in attic fire
• Thieves strike again at Symphony of Lights display
• Sloppy commute as Midwest gets first big snowstorm
• JUST IN: ADM to terminate Metabolix alliance
• UPDATED STORY: ADM announces cuts
• U.S. 30 will become D.C. topic
• Sewer access plan revealed
• ADM announces job eliminations
• Education reform dominates Branstad’s legislative goal list
• Supervisors to send letter of support for U.S. 30 study
• Goals: Council wants to improve communication
• 2012 Iowa Legislature convenes
• Strategic plan receives approval
• Eagle Watch draws bird enthusiasts
• Calendar parking on city agenda
• Sting leads to 10-year sentence
• School board to review findings
• Getting aggressive with road work
• Possible tax rollback tops legislative discussion
• No one injured in Clinton blaze
• Neighborhood Improvement Committee ready to release report
• Caucus puts all eyes on Clinton County
• Citizen group still pushing for minutes
• New council sworn in at city hall
• Clinton declares winner
• Iowa: Romney lead Paul, Santorum, early vote
• Washington Boulevard on Camanche agenda
• Hours from caucuses, Iowa voters undecided
• No one injured in early morning fire
• Republican Party chairwoman expects great turnout Tuesday
• December stats mark 10th warmest
• Holm, Kearney honored for service
• Authorities identify man found dead in field
• Romney rolls into Clinton
• Farm accident claims life
• Dock needs $5 million in repairs
• City rejects police contract request
• Romney to visit Clinton tomorrow
• Families displaced by fire
• Progress set for The Complex
• Unemployment rate falls in area
• River Bend approves tax levy
• Incident leads to 5-hour negotiation
• TIGER grant denied
• Council takes steps to make up costs
• Group to keep seeking records
• Camanche project moves forward
• Presidential candidates sweep through county
• Sewer billing heading to monthly status
• UPDATED STORY: School district releases Camanche student's name
• City refuses open records request
• Gateway area gearing up for Jan. 3 caucuses
• Camanche student dies
• West Carroll district OKs tax levy
• County landfill gets perfect score
• West Carroll district eyes sales tax proposal again
• Candidates to visit Clinton, DeWitt
• Businesses report counterfeit $50 bills
• Social media usage sparks discussion
• CRDC reports on level of activity during past year
• Church placed on register
• Arrest made in stabbing incident
• Major projects dropped from CIP
• Police investigate stabbing
• Staffing levels a concern for CFD
• Council sells city-owned dock
• Election results become official
• Report endorses dock sale
• Middle school timeline set
• Dock sale evaluation received
• Dock sale remains on agenda
• Officials identify body found in Mississippi River
• Authorities release identity of body found in river
• DeWitt OKs city committee appointments
• Clinton post office free from review
• Motive still unknown in Va. Tech officer shooting
• Work to begin on Camanche wastewater upgrades
• Babcock sentenced to prison
• BREAKING NEWS: Babcock sentenced to more than five years in prison
• More details released about body found in river
• Residents seek closed session minutes
• Camanche council considers more procedure changes
• Voters select Vulich
• Vulich wins absentee vote count in mayoral election
• Summit attendees agree education changes needed
• Annual food drive under way in Clinton
• Schmaling Library to get automated checkouts
• ADM, HR director sued
• LAID TO REST: U.S. Marine Zachary Reiff is remembered at funeral Friday in Preston
• College students respond to city’s survey
• Casino barge removed from Clinton’s shoreline
• School district files ethics complaint
• Complaint filed in connection with candidate email
• Vandals damage Clinton light display
• Name of Clinton fire victim released
• Calendar parking ordinance will be reworded
• Grant sought for 19th Ave. North
• Election email sent within school district raises ire
• Fatal fire probe continues
• Auditor: Send in absentee ballots without delay
• UPDATED STORY: One dead in Carroll County crash
• One killed in Clinton fire
• Morrison takes 2A state football crown
• Clinton stores note good Black Friday
• Fulton building destroyed in blaze
• Middle schools’ boundaries likely to stay similar
• Local shoppers rush to savings
• Displays light up tonight
• School workers host toy drive
• Rowland speaks out about meeting move proposal
• Branstad makes return trip to Clinton
• City will store police cars at former Thomas and Betts building
• City officials pursue TIGER grant
• New surveillance system to be implemented
• Council on track for planned cuts
• Babcock to be sentenced Dec. 7
• Library maintenance on tap for discussion
• Retired Fulton teacher gives presentation at Historical Museum
• Annual Christmas Walk set in Fulton
• A lasting family tree
• Fulton holds Ronald Reagan Trail dedication
• Mayor, council accused of open meetings violations
• Santorum: I’m in it to win
• Police: Watch out for bad bills
• City Council may change committee schedules
• Central parents upset with laptop usage
• City officials to fight for grant
• Camanche may change its council procedures
• DeWitt council approves grant applications
• Firm seeking bid delay for Camanche project
• State legislators hear education plan concerns
• Clinton man charged with 8 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor
• New campus nears opening
• Casino won’t join smokeout on Nov. 17
• Branstad will visit Clinton
• Downtown Fulton heading for National Register designation
• District to look at school boundaries again
• City will take another look at budget matrix
• Investigation into student’s death continues
• Windsor Heights man arrested on enticement charge
• Canvass confirms run-off election
• Area election results are in
• New Camanche leadership looks forward to settling in
• Winter weather drops in
• Proposed municipal dock sale tabled until Dec. 13
• Clinton Mardi Gras parade route detailed
• Meeting to review feasibility findings
• Ashford graduation leads to economic boost
• Landfill opens new cell
• Residents urged to work toward better health
• Update: ARTCO will still pursue municipal dock
• Two seek win through write-in campaigns
• City’s unemployment rate drops
• City struggles with staffing issues
• River Bend will continue to bus all in-town students
• Council tables dock sale
• County will refund taxes to ADM
• Two leave Camanche mayoral race
• DNR: Tracks likely a bobcat
• Dock sale on tonight’s agenda
• Ashford graduates largest class in its history
• Officers come up empty handed in search for mountain lion
• JUST IN: DNR says it has been unable to find mountain lion spotted in Clinton
• DeWitt to enact leash law
• Meeting to discuss Fulton’s busing delayed
• Fire damages Miller Ridge apartments
• Camanche candidates share views
• Report: Threats made against Preston school buses
• CERT prepares residents to assist in disaster recovery
• Casino operating agreement OK’d
• Ashford to graduate 1,378 students
• City faces ADM tax loss
• Director warns city of need for IT upgrades
• New parking laws to be enforced near Ashford
• Supervisors hear drainage district negotiations update
• Northeast celebrates fine arts center
• Student school busing concerns surface in Fulton
• Residents speak out against ADM permit
• Grade sharing gets positive reviews
• Public hearing tonight concerning ADM permits
• Transportation commission recommends gas tax
• Bus route elimination causes concerns at River Bend
• District receives state honor
• Appraisal raises questions
• AFSCME: City not interested in concessions
• School receives dirty donation
• Supervisors look to outsource snow removal
• Grant will aid in railport development
• Sentencing delayed
• Commission recommends new traffic signals
• City adjusting to solid waste system
• Council approves budget cuts
• Bids lower than expected
• Fire damages three homes
• Budget approval on agenda
• County will seek bids for farm lease
• East Moline inmate apprehended
• UPDATED STORY: Escaped inmate found
• Looking to the future
• Two council seats up for grabs
• DeWitt residents seek leash law for Westbrook Park
• Tate found guilty, sentenced to life
• Jason Tate found guilty of first degree murder; sentenced to life without parole.
• Tate case goes to jury
• Windmill death report making its way to Fulton
• Council must decide whether to spend $750,000 for storage building
• Camanche council proceeds with Washington Blvd. changes
• County charges man with enticing minor
• Fulton adds stop signs
• Tate takes stand in murder trial
• Clinton man arrested after chase
• Tate takes stand in own defense
• Iowa works to reform mental health care
• Making history
• Defense gets Tate case
• Tate trial recap
• Prosecutors imply domestic abuse led to shooting death
• Sawmill comes to life
• Candidates seeking closed minutes to host meeting
• Prosecution builds case against Tate
• Central district’s solvency ratio improves
• City looks to cut Liberty Square costs
• Paul greeted by full house at CCC
• Council split on whether to sell municipal dock
• Testimony begins in Tate trial
• County responds to contract requests
• Preston enrollment grows by 93 students
• Council will set dock hearing
• Some DeWitt residents not fans of new garbage cans
• Teen dies today after crash on U.S. 67
• A soldier’s story
• Tate trial begins today
• Vulich looks for new start
• County eyes grant for generator
• Candidate Ron Paul to visit Clinton
• West Carroll approves deficit-riddled budget
• CCDA gives out Fund B awards
• Mayoral, council ballot finalized
• East Central to appeal AEA case to Iowa Supreme Court
• JUST IN: Vulich announces mayoral candidacy
• City denies closed sessions request
• Allesee retiring from Chamber post
• County continues precinct talks
• Local unemployment rises
• River Bend rearranges bus use
• Blvd. project falters
• Irish runners sweep individual titles
• Police probe unattended death
• County looks toward pay study
• Former humane society administrator appeals ruling to Iowa Supreme Court
• District debuts more preschool classes
• Cuts proposal brought to the table
• City cuts proposal brought to the table
• City looks to shave costs from Camanche Ave. project
• Residents invited to planning meeting
• Landscape waste burning prohibited
• Cities discuss resource sharing
• County workers seeking 10 percent wage increases
• Early retirement details released
• RESULTS: Green, Guillory join board
• Residents turn out to protect parking
• School board approves change orders
• Salvation Army disaffiliates from the Holiday Network
• Health care providers vent concerns
• Half marathon deemed a success
• Residents take time to remember
• CHS teacher shares story of deployment to Iraq
• Candidates push for meeting minutes
• Five vying for school board seats
• Rowland, O’Neill seek council minutes
• Alliant Energy Field renamed
• Clinton to host Half Marathon and Family Wellness Fest
• UPDATED STORY: One killed in Mill Creek crash
• Fulton’s millers will work with distillery to make rye whiskey
• Garbage pickup plan under discussion
• Court files will be moved out of attic
• One arrested in stabbing incident
• Budget talks set for Sept. 16
• Open enrollments cloud data
• Erie man charged with robbing Rock Falls bank
• City Services to discuss yard waste containers
• Jackson County wrestles with holes in levee
• Man killed in boat collision
• Branstad criticizes closure plan
• Clinton man burned by gel fuel
• Meeting set to save post office in area town
• State’s education leader stops in Clinton
• Former Fulton teacher sentenced
• JUST IN: Drives in Fulton sold to Ohio company
• Man gets prison time for robbery
• City will consider burn rule changes
• Judge rules in favor of humane society
• Cash flow crunch
• County looks at combining precincts
• UPDATED STORY: Clinton officials borrow from bank to cover cash flow crunch, according to city administrator
• Council will focus on making cuts
• Clinton man charged with sexual exploitation
• Bids raise new questions
• Commemorating 9/11: Ten years Later
• Dream for collision avoidance training comes true
• Prison guard numbers worry legislators
• Braley touts veteran legislation
• Boland to ‘outwork’ opponents
• Iowa unemployment steady
• JUST IN: Solid waste and yard waste containers are being delivered in Clinton
• Permit parking district created
• District Court judge rules in favor of AEA
• UPDATED STORY: Clinton workforce office to close
• UPDATE: Judge rules in favor of AEA in Preston, East Central case
• County taking look at road’s perils
• Local homes sales on the rise
• Wrong address delays eco center aquarium
• Bluff Blvd. project on agenda
• School receives need of assistance distinction
• Officials propose less county precincts
• Autumn Fest slated for Sept. 9
• Parking will be affected by sewer project
• Clinton schools evacuated
• Switch to new garbage pickup set
• One injured in ADM blast Thursday night
• County to consider reducing precincts
• A surprise visit
• Obama makes impromptu stop at Morrison's fair
• Jacobs: Prison deal needs to happen
• Franchise fee talks on the table
• Opera star Simon Estes brings cause to Clinton
• Medicine clean-out day set
• Commission seeks process to preserve
• CAST holds third annual silent auction
• Learning to be a candidate
• Future of two county bridges up in the air
• Fulton man injured in fall
• L-King lease called into question
• LyondellBasell donates to United Way
• Court files cause concern
• Cell phone policy on track for school board approval
• Ikes Peak closed for road work
• Two public hearings on agenda
• Clinton awarded two grants
• DNR to award permits to ADM
• Dad of girl electrocuted on Ill. farm files suit
• Thousands attend National Night Out
• Looking to the future
• Candidates finalized for school board
• Clinton hires new finance director
• Seeking building issue solution
• Albany festival starts today
• Clinton firefighters probing Wednesday house blaze
• City looking at options to control parking situation
• Land use: Fulton works to define future
• Santorum seeks Clinton support
• Santorum will make Clinton stop today
• Rain douses area, river rises
• Census changes affect CCASWA billing
• Clinton schools support Branstad’s education goals
• New trash cans will arrive Aug. 22
• Absent containers delay new city trash service
• Ward boundaries slightly altered
• ADM releases details on injured workers
• Firefighters voice concerns over possible cuts
• Driver charged in fatal accident
• County prepares residents for emergencies
• Reforming education
• Authorities release names of electrocution victims
• Two teenagers die in crash
• Rainfall breaks dry spell
• Neighborhood disagreement
• Holm accepts regional council appointment
• Report gives glimpse into summit
• Water rates to increase
• River Bend to enact instrument rental fee
• Supervisors approve alterations to drainage districts
• Railpark project makes progress
• Board to work with Andover on water system
• Store owner discusses keg ordinance benefits
• Camanche reviews construction, session dates for Washington boulevard
• Resurfacing set for bike trail
• Northeast eyes new conference
• Endangerment trial date changes
• Phone installation nears completion
• City steps away from complaint
• City Hall acts as cooling center
• Clinton district to open preschool
• District considers lighting upgrade
• Temps affect area crops
• Battling the heat
• COMING HOME
• City budget faces $1 million slash
• Door-to-door sales people required to show ID badge
• Discussion heats up regarding cooling center
• County looks to improve justice system
• Becoming ADA compliant
• A hero’s welcome
• Former Clinton doctor sentenced on federal drug charges
• Council defines solid waste program
• Wolfe to hear South Clinton concerns
• Board OKs CHS project changes
• Multi-agency project aimed for enhanced traffic law enforcement last weekend
• Lumberjack festival debuts Saturday
• Today’s storms lead to power losses
• County looks to combat mental health issues
• Multi-platinum band to perform July show at Gil’s
• Part of 19th Avenue North to open
• Progress continues on facility
• Monthly sewer billing presents issues for city
• Changing Clinton’s perception
• Liberty Square progress concerns commission
• Archer to challenge Rep. Loebsack
• Bill could benefit mental health program
• Fulton council focuses on keg ordinance
• Live music allowed at outdoor events
• Officials to meet with residents
• Added features possible for Chancy
• District staff receives raises
• City looking into death at Fulton windmill
• Clinton man sentenced for drug violations
• Court rules against casino
• Lawsuit filed against Clinton
• Contract defined for former CCI property
• State emphasizes pool safety
• Heat advisory issued for area
• Local legislators respond to budget
• Corps details levee concerns
• For-profit education probe continues
• Council accepts fire, police contracts
• Clinton makes progress with solid waste plan
• Residents fight ADM request
• Back in Iowa, Obama says USA must up its game
• ADM public hearing is set for tonight
• County working to address Elvira wastewater issues
• Fulton couple looking to rebuild -- WITH VIDEOS
• Miles Dirt Days get under way
• Trial dates set in Fulton fire case
• Neels’ agreement made public
• O'Neill formally announces mayoral candidacy
• Downtown study may be on horizon
• Unemployment numbers indicate improvement
• 3M to expand
• Two injured when personal water crafts crash
• Internal Operations Committee will discuss finance director post tomorrow
• Area farmers: 2011 crops headed for successful year
• Congressman will visit Clinton on Monday
• Clinton prepares for automated garbage pickup
• Board approves budget amendment
• Mayor may reconsider decision
• Supervisors review maintenance issues
• Postal service overhauls delivery in local towns
• Wynn makes formal mayoral announcement
• Residents speak out about possible water rate increase
• Committee of the Whole to discuss solid waste program tonight
• Mayor will not run for re-election
• Police release name of bicyclist killed near Fulton
• Bicyclist killed in Fulton
• Official seeks historical designation for Roosevelt
• Peruvian bishop to visit Prince of Peace Parish
• Water rates: Time to have your say
• Clinton home that fell in sinkhole razed
• Branstad brings budget message to Clinton
• Construction at new human services campus under way
• Governor visits Clinton
• Monthly sewer bill plan hits bump
• Flag retirement to be held June 14
• Taking it to the streets
• Residents come out to cheer successes
• Lemon aid
• A walk and a wave
• Plan Commission OK’s SSMID report
• Preston official: District is not in bad financial shape
• Probe into Bridgepoint continues
• Clinton woman sentenced for death
• Man found dead in river
• Clinton house sinks, collapses
• Finally Fridays series to start June 10
• GRADUATION 2011: Students walk across the stage
• Clinton’s violent crime rate follows national decline
• Decision on dock delayed
• Savings expected with agreement
• Fulton teacher accused of having sex with student
• School leaders get first look at new Clinton High School fitness addition
• Accountant to fill vacancy
• Council nixes added position
• School board approves raises
• Training, risk management programs equal savings
• Committee to discuss selling dock
• Weather pushes back Saturday's parks projects
• Iowa Supreme Court orders new trial for Calamus man
• New land available for Haunted Forest
• Saluting officers
• Jaycees to offer additional events for July 4 holiday
• Eagle Heights school evacuated again
• Road work to begin on 13th Avenue North
• Clinton home damaged by fire
• Lawmakers: Thomson prison to US for $165 million
• Ashford voted out of conference
• Donation received for new complex
• Three arrested for robbery
• Eagle Heights school evacuated; students now back in the building
• Fulton accepts aggregation bid
• Board agrees to increases
• Department details open burning rules
• Clinton Citizen Police Academy graduates 22
• Union Pacific seeking buyouts of area businesses
• Mayor plans veto
• Village Cooperative plans fall construction
• Chancy expansion taking shape
• Babcock pleads guilty to stealing money from district
• Dock up for discussion
• Street naming request denied
• Board tables vote for school officials’ salaries
• Clinton Council to OK road work
• Northeast names finalists for principal position
• School board to vote on teacher contracts
• Reagan family commemorated
• Seeking a new look
• Chase to capture storms across region beginning May 9
• ADM 3Q profit up in volatile period for products
• Grand jury indicts 8 on multiple drug offenses
• Camanche eyes grants
• Election program to require fees
• Fulton Council grants permit
• BOS discusses alterations to floodplain maps
• Judge denies request to sever
• President speaks about bin Laden's death
• Bin Laden is dead, AP reports
• Fulton hosts energy hearing
• Iowa American Water seeks hike
• Clinton woman sentenced for mortgage fraud
• Clinton woman pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
• Firefighters promoted
• Largest class to graduate from Ashford
• Two escape fire with no injuries
• Clinton home damaged by fire to be demolished
• Clinton City Council authorizes loans
• Details surface in accident involving toddler
• Public hearings set for council meeting
• Clinton man sentenced for drug trafficking
• Hearing set for Phoenix owner
• Flav’s Fried Chicken closes
• Child struck by vehicle in Clinton
• Bausman, Augsburger seek to have trials severed
• Babcock trial has been moved to June 6
• Officials seeking answers about insurance for $4.5M settlement
• Zmuda appeals conviction in stabbing case
• ARTCO floats municipal dock repair, sale proposal
• Camanche Council mulls rules, procedures
• Clinton council to again decide whether to sell municipal dock
• Mayor wants street named after Smith
• IOC: Adjust ambulance service fees
• Water levels going down
• YWCA plans renovations
• ALSO TOMORROW: City committee agrees council should look at updating ambulance fee schedule
• COMING TOMORROW: Clinton officials move toward naming street after long-time city councilman
• Wild Rose Casino reports higher revenues
• Phoenix Gifts owner arrested on drug charges
• Ambulance fee increases proposed
• Clinton business owners sentenced for fraud
• Water levels expected to fall today
• Stricter penalties set for unpaid tickets
• Illinois 84 expected to close
• Unemployment remains unchanged in Clinton
• Thomas & Betts to leave
• Supervisors approve policy to help people from losing homes
• 2011 CAST members announced
• Bridge closes in Sabula, Savanna
• Dubuque man arrested in sting
• New field becoming reality in Fulton
• Boy dies after being struck by vehicle
• Altering naming rights draws criticism
• Major flooding expected in area
• Negotiations continue
• DeWitt schools formulate budget
• Andrew woman pleads guilty to child’s death
• Sawmill Museum to open new park
• Mississippi River locks closing
• Sidewalk program to start
• Test trial set for garbage trucks
• Ron Clark to address Ashford graduates
• Streets to receive makeover
• Water levels expected to rise
• School board OKs $4.4M project
• County closer to phone contract
• State on track to OK budget plan
• River waters rising
• More city street work planned in Clinton
• Bomb threat probed at Morrison High School
• DeWitt officials approve final payment on Streetscape project
• Central school principal resigns after 20 years in district
• Clinton man sentenced to up to 10 years in prison
• Childcare Center to close at Ashford University
• Residents complain about vehicles parked near college
• Clinton couple allege property damage, sue school district
• Future of Clinton plant under discussion
• Clinton Humane Society will end service to county
• West Carroll voters defeat sales tax
• State agency involved in FFC dispute
• Teachers' union, Clinton School District begin negotiations
• Fire damages Clinton home
• Fulton officials approve 2011-2012 budget
• County puts hold on weapons ban
• Authorities identify crash victim
• Attorney General: No Gitmo detainees to Thomson prison
• Police investigating Papa John's robbery
• Two killed in rollover accident
• NRC to discuss Quad-City nuclear plant's performance
• Judge: AEA board must testify
• Riverboat Days to feature parade, fireworks
• Paraeducator pleads guilty to assault
• Braley, Loebsack in same district in redistricting map
• Bellevue home destroyed by fire
• Community college district names chancellor
• County purchases DeWitt property
• Lost Nation man dies in skid loader accident
• U.S. 30 bridge will be down to one lane Thursday and Friday
• Victory Center filled to maximum capacity
• Fulton officials prepare for flooding possibility
• Fulton man arrested for theft
• County officials could vote to restrict firearms
• Fulton woman found safe after search
• School district to accept second $500,000 insurance payment
• Flooding predictions eased
• Northeast, East Central, Preston students band together
• Rec office gives annual report
• City officials confident Clinton will stay dry
• Northeast will introduce teachers tonight
• Power restored to Clinton homes
• City Council to host public hearings tonight
• ON THE JOB: Let the presses roll
• West Carroll approves budget cuts
• Governor visits Clinton
• Exelon communicating with Japanese officials
• Teacher commits ethics violation
• Clinton home damaged by fire this morning
• Local church works to aid Japan
• West Carroll considers use of community service
• Camanche council accepts design plan
• City backs away from municipal dock sale
• Grand Mound fire appears to have been intentionally set
• Camanche council will make Washington Boulevard decision
• Camanche Middle School students evacuated
• Babcock’s federal theft trial moved to May 2
• Men file lawsuit against firms providing workers at ADM
• Council OKs budget
• Collective bargaining discussed at forum
• Fulton baseball field to go up for sale
• Redesigned city website to make official launch
• City budget public hearing set for Monday
• Repairs possible for bridge
• Committee: Press forward
• City officials look to rebuild crossing
• Unemployment steady in Iowa; rises in Clinton
• Parks improvement date set for May 21
• New hotel coming to Clinton
• Playhouse’s under-21 exemption status suspended
• Clinton City Council on track to sell municipal dock to ARTCO
• Harding eyed as Roosevelt replacement
• Albany board moves on after resignations
• Clinton School Board to address Roosevelt's future
• 2 found dead after Grand Mound fire extinguished
• Clinton delegation wraps up D.C. trip
• Mercy Auxiliary donates funds to 3 local organizations
• Preston may gain 107 students
• Mother, son killed in house fire
• Wheatland woman, child killed in house fire
• Boil order issued for area town
• City officials lift off for D.C.
• Washington Blvd. opinions mixed
• Grant applications now available
• Former Albany trustees talk about resignations
• City Council divided on budget cuts
• Rose named to Transportation Commission
• Street repairs to hit road block
• Town meeting set for Washington Boulevard project
• Zmuda guilty of assault
• Zmuda found guilty in stabbing
• Jury begins deliberations in Zmuda trial
• Attempted murder trial under way
• Local soldiers hurt overseas
• Fire victim’s name released
• One found dead at Women's Club
• House fire leaves 1 dead
• City Council to discuss downtown’s look
• Rollback could cause problems locally
• Casino among fastest growing
• Clinton man to serve 20 years
• Schools OK revenue streams for fiscal year 2012 budget
• Company hired to do billing explains process
• City will look at hiking ambulance fees
• Camanche tries to pare down boulevard costs
• Vickers is finalist in EICCD leader search
• DeWitt sets public hearing for budget
• Central board accepts $400,000 grant
• Embezzlement case plea deal in the works
• Woman's death sparks investigation
• Legislators field questions about allowable growth
• Innovative classrooms discussion scheduled
• Clinton Symphony announces soloist
• City wants to buy land near Harding
• Flavor Flav to pitch reality show premise
• Plea agreement entered in prescription drug case
• Changing face of education
• More budget cutting sought
• Population declines
• Bus service between Clinton, Camanche, Fulton discussed
• Trial date set in death of Clinton woman
• Camanche residents fight boulevard plans
• East Central, Northeast will discuss whole-grade sharing tonight
• Weapon-free zone talks on hold
• Frontier becomes home for students
• Snow still affecting solid waste and recycling routes
• County road crews thanked for cleanup
• Bar faces loss of license
• Clinton City Council meets Tuesday
• Budget creates challenges
• Theft charges against alleged scammer dismissed
• Residents return to jail on new charges
• Budget: Tax decrease possible
• Stranded motorists occupied local roads
• Snowfall ties February record
• Maze’s trial pushed to April
• Monster storm batters Iowa
• Cancellations from our news partner, WQAD-TV
• Nestle Purina won’t pursue expansion opportunity
• Clinton couple could face trial
• House calls for election on gay marriage
• Road conditions
• Cancellations and closings
• Snowfall could reach 16 inches total in Gateway area
• Name of man found dead released
• Gun laws, gay marriage among issues on state lawmakers’ agenda
• Vehicle found in water
• Mission will open doors to women, children
• Man pleads guilty in drug sales ring
• Woman dies in vehicle collision
• Agency explores altering recycling
• Study: Prison may have major impact on area
• Appeal filed for election
• Legislation could halt city, county weapon-free zones
• Camanche pharmacist pleads not guilty in prescription drug case
• Tate makes court appearance on murder charge
• Parker: Middle school should be ready by fall
• Camanche to seek Washington Boulevard help
• Clinton tops unemployment list
• Area officials to lobby legislators
• Liberty Square changes approved
• Tate charged with murder in girlfriend’s death
• Clinton receives national attention
• Man who tried to run down deputy gets 5 years
• County personnel earn wage increases
• Flav's Fried Chicken officially opens
• Search for area snowmobiler’s body resumes
• Gaming officials remain optimistic
• Vote set for humane society contract
• Moving forward
• Reality TV star takes chance on Clinton
• Camanche officials examine Washington Boulevard plans
• CCDA awards grant
• Olson: District to recover more of embezzled funds
• Want to see more?
• City website overhaul still in works
• Roads are first focus of capital program list
• Herald video update via CHTV
• Jude Golinvaux tells story of Jan. 8 shooting
• Humane Society threatens to close doors
• Camanche council has concerns about boulevard’s cost
• Tuscola Turn comes in second in Union Pacific Great Excursion Adventure voting
• Babcock trial delayed
• Customers lose power Monday
• East Central lawsuit proceeds
• Central School Board accepts district calendar
• Staff: Certain drugs abused by students
• Man who left halfway house arrested in Clinton
• Maquoketa man injured in fight
• Clinton man pleads guilty to multiple burglaries
• County begins budget talks
• Local family members mourn victim of Puerto Rico attack
• Effort to open council minutes fails
• Foster Care Review Board Volunteers Needed
• Boy charged in Fulton arson makes court appearance
• School board: Olson best choice
• Board sells Elijah Buell building, discusses Harding site
• Tate pleads not guilty to firearm charge
• Councilman will push to have meeting records opened
• DeWitt drops bus transit contract
• New lawmakers prepare for Legislative session
• Legal fees add to lawsuit’s price tag
• CCJCC approves budget proposal for next fiscal year
• Judge: Tate's bond to remain as set
• Man pleads not guilty in child porn case
• Clinton is 1 of 4 finalists in steam train contest
• Embezzlement suspect court date set
• Tate hires lawyer, seeks reduced bond
• River Bend dismisses petition objections
• County officials sworn in
• 27th annual Bald Eagle Watch is Saturday
• Clinton native’s life changed after becoming Medal of Honor recipient
• Calamus man pleads not guilty to arson charge
• Former Thomson prison guard files lawsuit
• Police: Fatal shooting victim’s boyfriend had gun in her apartment
• Deputies transport man from Chicago to Clinton on firearm charge
• Power outage affects Clinton stores
• Power out in portion of Clinton
• Police find murder victim’s vehicle
• Business dealt blow by fire partners with Red Cross
• Christmas spirit fills Clinton home
• County’s poverty rate increases
• Homicide victim died from gunshot wound
• Calamus man set for arraignment on arson charge
• City, schools continue talks about Washington building
• Clinton police investigating a death, seeking public's help in finding vehicle
• Supervisors, lawmakers discuss budget constraints
• Man charged with domestic abuse, assault on a peace officer
• Sawmill museum may open in summer
• Blaze damages Fulton home
• Police still investigating last year’s series of intruder reports
• Regenwether reinstated as chief
• CRDC reflects on year’s work
• Picking up the pieces
• Railport lands $443,800 grant
• City won’t appeal civil service ruling
• Residents weigh in on schools leader search
• Council to decide whether to appeal firemen’s reinstatement
• Clinton man arrested for enticing away minor
• Herald, Paul's are hosting holiday lighting contest
• A course in nature
• Contract awarded for Eco Tourism Center
• Options available for Harding site
• Man charged with child porn
• City may not appeal
• Man who took infant, ran from police receives suspended sentence
• Camanche firemen will get stipends for ambulance calls
• Former Camanche teacher's aide pleads guilty to sex with student, sent to prison
• Downtown to see more improvements
• Thomson prison to be auctioned this month
• City properties could become weapons-free zones
• Summer street cleaning under discussion
• Herald, Paul's are hosting holiday lighting contest
• Choral groups to join orchestra for concert
• Bielema: Commission hearing pulls veils off events leading to $4.5M settlement
• Commission: Terminated firefighters were scapegoats
• Firefighters at scene of Clinton blaze
• City not ready to flip switch on new website
• Schools, city looking at partnering to renovate Washington Middle School
• Charges filed in Fulton fire
• Humane Society seeks more funds from city
• 12-year-old charged in fatal fire
• Schools: Show us the money
• County offices have phone troubles
• School board to discuss Elijah Buell offer
• Two hailed for saving life at YWCA
• Body found in fire rubble
• BREAKING NEWS: Fulton woman's body found in rubble
• Northeast votes against agreement
• Victory Center marks Thanksgiving tradition
• Tucker found guilty on all counts
• UPDATE: Firefighters searching Fulton building's rubble for victim
• UPDATE: Woman being sought in rubble
• Tucker found guilty
• Fire chief, EMS director acquitted
• UPDATE: Firefighters battle downtown Fulton fire
• Jurors in Tucker trial go home with no verdict today
• Citizens crowd Civil Service Commission hearing
• Deliberations start in Tucker trial
• As it happens: Tucker trial day 6
• Council to vote on outsourcing EMS billing
• State board accepts judge’s dismissal
• Naeve loses vote in recount
• Tucker takes stand to deny charges before defense rests
• Tucker takes stand before defense rests
• As it happens: Tucker trial day 5
• Jackson County recount complete
• Recount boards are now in place for Senate seat
• State rests its case in Tucker trial
• Medical examiner details deaths of Herman, Shoup
• Officials work to bring Steam Train to Clinton
• Fire department hearing is Tuesday
• Tucker’s voice in trial highlighted by conflicting stories
• UPDATE: Tucker's defense starting to take shape
• As it happens: Tucker trial day 3
• City will start collecting burn barrels Monday
• Fire marshal officials: Blaze started on or near Herman’s body
• UPDATE: Fire originated on or near Herman’s body, fire marshal says
• As it happens: Tucker trial day 2
• First day of testimony wraps up in Tucker trial
• Opening statements conclude in murder trial
• As it happens: Clinton Herald reporter Jeniece Smith blogs during the Dameon Tucker trial
• Fire marshal arrives to probe Savanna fire
• Tucker trial starts with jury selection today
• UPDATE: Firefighters work to pinpoint cause of Manny's blaze
• Naeve files recount request
• Chancy work to start
• Business owners oppose 1-percent sales tax
• City eyes uses for Harding school
• Appeal trials to be consolidated
• Another reward offered
• Northeast breaks ground on auditorium
• Procedural motions delay Council votes
• Chancy work hits road block
• Bowman earns Senate victory
• Report outlines recent turmoil in district
• Garbage rates to increase
• Council to make final decision on trash pickup
• Commission may combine hearings
• Board to decide on superintendent
• Charges dismissed against principal
• Mount Carroll woman killed in collision
• Groundbreaking scheduled
• Clinton native lands show on ‘Discovery’
• Chancy Fire Station plans move forward
• Board: We need to take a break
• Candidates await word on success
• Federal election results
• Waiting for returns
• Branstad defeats Culver for Iowa governor seat
• Braley wins third term
• Wolfe defeats Rose
• Election results
• City’s list of allegations against McGovern released
• Victory Center Great Thanksgiving banquet kicks off
• CSAC: Families must share time around the dining room table
• City outsources ambulance bills
• River Bend conducting superintendent interviews this week
• Camanche moves forward on Washington Boulevard, projects
• Solution for Elvira rests on 2 acres of land
• CCJCC hears gaming presentation
• Leaf collection point set up Saturday
• Ericksen Center will host hearing
• Unemployment numbers increase
• CCCB approves Purple Heart hunting
• New burn ordinance passes
• Boonstra joins Fulton City Council
• Man with local ties will get Medal of Honor next month
• Central schools see gain in enrollment
• EMS legal costs reach $160,000
• Clinton leaders mull plans to improve bike path
• Delgado sentenced to 4 years of probation
• Committee formed to foster communication
• Rursch uses emotion to fuel fight
• Plans to create skating rink put on ice
• Trial date set in schools’ missing money case
• Wastewater treatment plant cost impacted by labor rules
• Board upholds senior football player's suspension
• Holiday Train to make Clinton stop
• Northeast, Preston begin talks
• Great Places study brings great news for Clinton
• Electricity supply referendum to appear on ballot
• Parent: Son wrongfully suspended
• Police: Burglaries may be connected
• Candidates prep for election
• Reports of whooping cough surface in Clinton
• Attorney: Public hearing could happen soon
• Sewer billing issue meets resistance
• State: Penalties could have been worse for Clinton
• Administrators rally around Tharaldson Jones
• Former, current CHS staff testify against Tharaldson Jones
• Washington Boulevard session moved to Oct. 26
• The Complex deadline nears
• Fire chief, EMS director terminated by city
• Continuance denied in Tharaldson Jones case
• Clinton store operator sentenced for trafficking in counterfeit goods
• County adds $1.5 million to budget
• Principal hearing will include fewer allegations
• Date set in East Central court case
• River Bend OKs district raises
• Project sends dresses to Haiti
• Students suspended for attack
• Building permit fee schedule altered
• Police: Driver not at fault after bus hits girl
• Burn rules moving closer to final vote
• South Clinton residents file lawsuit against ADM
• Mayor distances himself, city council from settlement
• More information coming from city officials concerning EMS billing lawsuit settlement
• Special parking rules in force during parade
• School bus hits young girl in Clinton
• City may move toward purchasing automated trucks tonight
• New system to notify parents discussed
• Babcock pleads not guilty to embezzlement charge
• Northeast prepares answers for Preston
• Train kills pedestrian at Morrison crossing; name released
• Pedestrian killed after being hit by train in Morrison
• Horne seeks to do away with assistant finance director post
• Report: Oversight was lacking in schools’ business office
• Clinton County absentee ballot requests among top in the state
• Honoring one of their own
• State auditor: School district’s losses sit at $1.2M
• Alliant Energy seeks rate hike in Clinton
• Former Clinton school district employee charged with theft
• Court takes final step in EMS billing lawsuit
• Clinton’s unemployment rate remains steady
• Sewer bills still plaguing landlords
• Resident wants lakes near Chemplex site tested
• BREAKING NEWS: Camanche woman charged in Clinton School District embezzlement case
• Fulton studies revenue options
• Charges filed in train fall incident
• Purple Heart hunting plan draws opposition
• Rain doesn’t dampen annual Paint the Town
• Committee sets timeline for Chancy Fire renovations
• Clinton man sent to prison for attack on girlfriend
• Ashford’s growth leads to creation of new bus route
• CCC eclipses 1,800 students
• Sales tax increase proposed
• Shooter in murder-for-hire plot pleads guilty
• New open burn rules move forward
• Teen admits guilt in plot to fatally shoot stepfather
• Arrest made in Andrew bank robbery
• Dissenters don’t want automated trucks
• Olson outlines goals for school district
• Clinton police unveil anonymous texting program
• Public hearing set tonight for automated truck purchase
• Terms of EMS billing settlement made public
• Boy struck by lightning transferred to Chicago
• Bloom sculptures to be installed in DeWitt next month
• Clinton man charged in stabbing
• New evidence spurs Clinton man to withdraw guilty plea
• Preston seeks joint meeting
• Fulton to alter garbage pickup
• Prison chief: Time for residents to comment on possible prison sale
• Cameras on bike trail won’t happen anytime soon
• Central schools receive $1 million in I-JOBS funds
• Clinton works to update city’s taxicab, vehicle-for-hire fees
• Fulton alderman will be stepping down
• Heart attack kills Iowa man charged in son’s death
• Bureau of Prisons to host meeting tonight
• UPDATE: Police identify stabbing victim
• Revised city burning regulations move forward
• City will review possible sewer rate freeze impact
• Rural Morrison home destroyed by fire
• Giving back through their art
• Culver: It’s all about jobs
• Police seek 3rd robbery suspect
• Dad charged in boy’s death dies of natural causes
• Police arrest three in prescription drug sales sting
• MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR: Bob Krajnovich helps with Labor Congress picnic
• Police release description of bank robbery suspects
• Sewer rate freeze, burn ban on committee agenda
• Spontaneous combustion causes bin fire
• Child injured after being struck by car
• Armed robbery reported at bank
• Dorms to replace Frontier
• U.S. 30 down to one lane next week
• DeWitt leaders tour Central District’s new construction
• Savanna toddler dies, autopsy shows no trauma
• Clinton school leaders to tweak how staff purchases are made
• School district trends outlined
• Council OKs $46.6M loan for new plant
• Police investigate injuries to a child in Chadwick
• Annual Relay for Life raises $162,420
• Ashford celebration is Tuesday
• Clinton police officer promoted today
• Morrison boy struck by lightning improves
• Council set to approve treatment plant loan
• Man accused in police standoff pleads not guilty
• Slaying victim’s ID card find appears unrelated to death case
• Ousted humane society administrator sues
• Ousted humane society administrator sues
• Former administrator sues Humane Society
• City sewer rates may be frozen for elderly, disabled
• Resident needed to serve on city committee
• City looks at sourcing out EMS billing
• Officials help students deal with lightning strike incident
• Murder victim’s ID card found in ‘public place’
• Clean out your Medicine Cabinet day is Sept. 11
• Public hearing to be set for automated trucks
• Community invited to Ashford’s Aug. 31 celebration
• ADM donates $15,000 to local Red Cross chapter
• Counseling offered to students after lightning strikes boy
• Officials celebrate railport with groundbreaking ceremony
• Updated building permit fees being studied
• Appraisals put Thomson prison value at nearly $200 million
• Ground will be broken at railport Friday
• Mill Creek plan gets mixed reviews at forum
• Public works director explains automated garbage truck need
• Nina and Pinta will dock near Clinton
• Lawsuit filed against carriage driver
• Center’s $2 million dream draws nearer
• Iowa Supreme Court rules in favor of Andover Fire Department's insurance carrier
• Camanche sues ECIA
• City works to stem vandalism along bike trail
• $1,857,633 awarded for Northeast safe room
• Clinton looks toward developing industrial park
• BREAKING NEWS: Fire chief, deputy chief placed on administrative leave
• Firefighter dispute reaches settlement
• BREAKING NEWS: CHS principal denies allegations
• The Complex sets fund deadline
• Clinton council will address snow, ice removal
• Fulton voters will decide sales tax increase proposal
• Two residents killed in crash near Erie, Ill.
• Camanche gets ready to celebrate
• Camanche Days kicks off this week
• School district tests online video of board meetings
• Man arrested after standoff
• Report details grain bin incident
• Freedom fueled
• City lands $3.3 million for airport
• No warnings issued to texting drivers in 1st month of law
• Licensing overhaul for taxicabs, vehicles for hire under consideration
• Officials keep eye on sky
• Clinton soldiers deployed
• Fulton business looking to relocate
• Flood warnings issued for Wapsi
• RAGBRAI 2010 comes to an end
• Couple accused of neglecting baby boy’s medical needs
• Local National Guardsmen are deploying to Afghanistan
• ‘Lumberstock’ slated for Saturday
• Rowson, Brown given “gift” of deferred judgment
• Lampe to serve up to 10 years for shooting
• Minnesota man arrested in Clinton County for felony
• Hearing date set for allegations against CHS principal
• Railport funding to be finalized
• Residents help rescue boy from Willow Island floodwaters
• Building permit fee proposal sent back to committee
• IDOT: Savanna bridge needs a lot of repair work
• Emergency workers at Mount Carroll grain bin accident
• Waterloo man arrested on federal child porn charge
• Flooding expected near DeWitt, record flooding at Maquoketa predicted
• Have a photo of the flooding you'd like to share?
• Former Herald sports editor details first leg of RAGBRAI
• Heavy rains, dam breach affect Maquoketa
• Savanna hit hard by swollen rivers
• Missing Person: Benjamin Roseland

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