Des Moines, IA News

• Des Moines, IA News
• Iowa Track and Field: Six Hawkeyes qualify for NCAA Championships
• Iowa Tennis: Garrett Dunn named to Academic All-District team
• Iowa Football: James Ferentz named to Rimington Spring Watch List
• Iowa Football: Eight Hawkeyes garner recognition from Phil Steele Magazine
• Trostel's Dish and Peterson Winery team up for wine dinner
• Iowa Football: Dallas Clark gets fresh start in Tampa Bay
• Iowa Basketball: Yahoo Sports! puts Woodbury on top freshman to watch list
• Iowa Basketball: Women to play at Florida State in ACC/Big Ten Challenge
• Iowa Baseball: Three Hawkeyes named to All-Big Ten squads
• Candlewood Suites Open House
• Iowa Football: Big Ten announces schedules through 2016
• Iowa Baseball: Kuebel, McQuillan honored by Big Ten Conference
• Amber L. Buyck, PA-C’08
• Christopher D. Olson, D.O.’77
• Edward Lin, D.O.’93, M.B.A.
• Troy D. Ivey, D.O.’89
• Adam F. Dachman, D.O.’90
• Des Moines University to award 529 degrees at 112th commencement
• Iowa Golf: Hawks rally to advance to third NCAA Championships in four years
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes take series from No. 13 Purdue
• Superstar Marie Osmond Impresses at the final 2012 Smart Talk Connected Conversation Show
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes score commitment from small-town Texas QB
• Iowa Basketball: Two women hoopsters end playing careers
• Americana will celebrate its one-year anniversary on May 19 with a prom
• Iowa Track and Field: Hawkeyes will send 34 athletes to NCAA Championships
• Iowa Softball: Blank earns second-team all-region honor from NFCA
• Iowa Track and Field: Six Hawkeyes named to all-conference team
• Iowa Softball: Five Hawkeyes named to all-conference team
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes rally past Creighton in final road game of season
• Iowa Basketball: Fans increase season attendance for second straight season
• Iowa Basketball: Women add JUCO standout to incoming recruiting class
• Iowa Golf: Hawkeye women add Ihm to recruiting class
• Des Moines University’s Homeless Camp Outreach featured in Des Moines Register
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes to play at Virginia Tech in ACC/Big Ten Challenge
• 2012 Smokin' in the Junction set for May 26 and 27
• Annual memorial service honors DMU body donors and their families
• Close out the 2012 Smart Talk Connected Conversations Season with Superstar Marie Osmond
• 2012 CPMS Recognition and Rite of Passage Ceremony
• Iowa Golf: Hawkeyes earn fourth straight berth to NCAA Regionals
• Iowa Wrestling: McDonough, Telford earn NWCA academic honor
• Iowa Basketball: Former Hawkeye, NBA champion to receive degree from U of I
• Alumni spotlight: Lindsay S. Dean, D.P.T.’10
• Peter N. Bartels, D.O.’07
• Angela M. Sinner, D.O.’05
• Scott R. Jahnke, D.O.’88
• Elizabeth A. Bacon, D.O.’04
• John L. Boedeker, D.O.’04
• Moises Cartagena, D.P.T.’09
• James N. Weston, PA-C’05
• Iowa Softball: Hawkeyes keep pace in Big Ten title race
• Iowa Baseball: Wolverines win weekend series with Hawkeyes
• Iowa Football: Nielsen named to National Football Foundation honor society
• Iowa Football: Four more kickoff times set for Big Ten season
• Iowa Athletics: McDonough, Barnett named Athletes of the Year
• Iowa Golf: Three Hawkeyes named to all-Big Ten squads
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes score second straight walk-off win
• Iowa Track and Field: Several Hawkeyes shine at 103rd Drake Relays
• Iowa Baseball: Keppler, McQuillan lead Hawks to win over Gophers
• Iowa Softball: Hawkeyes take third straight Big Ten series
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes lose two close games to Gophers
• Zombie Burger announces Halfway to Halloween celebration
• Iowa Football: Six Hawkeyes selected in NFL Draft for third straight year
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes land another three-star prospect
• Iowa Football: Riley Reiff taken by Lions in first round of NFL Draft
• Iowa Football: Regents approves phase two of facilities master plan
• Arthur L. Maisto Jr., D.O.’97
• Steven L. Katz, D.O.’81
• Iowa Football: Several more Hawkeyes getting ready for jump to NFL this weekend
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye hoopsters honored at annual banquet
• Iowa Football: Ferentz announces 2012 Leadership Group as spring practice ends
• Iowa Baseball: Bradley bests Hawkeyes for second time this season
• West Des Moines Leadership Academy to hold Morsel Combat benefit
• West Des Moines Leadership Academy to hold Morsel Combat benefit
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes to play one night game in 2012
• Iowa Baseball: Two strong pitching performances only good for one win
• Iowa Football: Another day, another commitment for Hawkeyes
• Iowa Softball: Kayla Massey earns first career Big Ten honor
• Second annual kids health fair offers fitness activities, teaches healthy habits
• Iowa Softball: Hawks score three-game sweep against Spartans
• Iowa Football: Hawks snatch another eight-man football prep
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes grab commitment from Illinois prep
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes out-hit Penn State, still lose conference game
• Iowa Basketball: McCaffery to throw out first pitch at Wrigley
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes to wear throwback uniforms for home opener
• Iowa Basketball: Recruit Woodbury selected to USA Basketball training camp
• Iowa Basketball: Bo Ryan goes overboard with former Hawkeye recruit Uthoff
• Iowa Football: Spring football game continues to be biggest knee-jerk reaction
• Melissa Stockwell: Inspiration and Heroism
• Jennifer R. Rubin, D.O.’97
• Rebecca A. Preece, D.O.’05
• Amy J. Jaeger, D.P.M., M.H.A.’02
• Iowa Softball: Cyclones rally in final at-bat to sneak by Hawkeyes
• Iowa Baseball: Bradley uses long ball to get by Hawkeyes
• Iowa Baseball: Bradley uses long ball to get by Hawkeyes
• Iowa Golf: Hawkeyes set new Hawkeye Invitational record, score big win
• Iowa softball: Hawkeyes pull off series upset over rival Nebraska
• Iowa Golf: Chris Brant named Byron Nelson Award finalist
• Iowa Tennis: Senior Molnar earns Big Ten Women's Player of Week
• Speaker to share experiences of taking medicine to the streets
• Des Moines restaurants to participate in Project Variety fundraiser
• Veronica M. Sutherland, D.O.’99
• Thomas L. Chung, D.O.’01
• Sheena K. Cortner, PA-C’09
• Heather M. Dederman, PA-C’09
• Lydia B. Caros, D.O.’80
• Danniele S. Anderson, PA-C’11
• Gloria I. Gerstner, D.P.M.’96
• Philip S. Marzolino Jr., D.O.’02
• Jennifer Crimmins, M.H.A.’07
• Joseph P. McNerney, D.O.’80
• Three notable restaurant openings in Des Moines
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes score third win over South Dakota State
• Iowa Basketball: Matt Gatens hits winning 3 in Portsmouth Tournament game
• Iowa Football: Three-star safety says yes to Hawkeyes
• Several Des Moines restaurants to have Jimmy Buffett parties before concert
• Iowa Basketball: Big Four Classic will be fun, not an improvement
• Open house offers free treatments, knowledge about osteopathic manual medicine
• Iowa Basketball: Big Four Basketball is turned into "Big Four Classic"
• Iowa Football: Greg Davis loves Hawkeyes' batch of tight ends
• Iowa Volleyball: Eskew honored by National Strength and Conditioning Association
• Help the VFW Support Our Veterans
• Smart Talk Connected Conversations 2012: Melissa Stockwell “Lived a Lifetime by 25: From Baghdad to Beijing and Beyond” 7:30 p.m. April 17
• Holocaust survivor to share story at Des Moines University
• Iowa Football: Biggest question this spring still sits on offensive side of ball
• Iowa Baseball: Hawks get walk-off win over Western Illinois
• Iowa Football: Fast wide receiver commits to Hawkeye program
• Iowa Softball: Megan Blank wins another Big Ten weekly award
• Iowa Baseball: Phil Keppler honored by Big Ten Conference
• DMU marketing team wins eight national communications awards
• Iowa Softball: Five errors too much to overcome for Hawkeyes
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes can't hold lead against Huskers
• Iowa Wrestling: Dan Gable statue to be unveiled April 18 at CHA
• Iowa Softball: Keim, Blank power Hawks to split against Northwestern
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes lose second game of Nebraska series
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women lose Reynolds to ACL injury
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes score first-ever win at Nebraska
• Peace Tree Brewing Company to host Le Jardin Spring Beer Dinner
• Zombie Burger announces Tuesday Tap Takeovers
• Iowa Softball: One run holds up for Drake against Hawkeyes
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes score another win over South Dakota State
• Iowa Football: Three-star defensive end commits to Hawkeyes
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes strike early in win over South Dakota State
• Iowa Basketball: Matt Gatens signs autographs for all kinds of Hawkeye fans
• DMU’s Roberto Fernandez named National Student D.O. of the Year
• Iowa Football: Five freshmen most likely to see field early in career
• Frances Mayes Invites Us to Share in the Pleasure of Living and Nurture Time for Ourselves
• Iowa Softball: Hawks break out brooms against Illinois
• Iowa Softball: Hawkeyes sweep Illinois to start series on high note
• Iowa Baseball: Hoosiers rally to take weekend series from Hawkeyes
• Iowa Baseball: Hawks split first two conference games with Indiana
• Cafe Ebenezer's opens on the northeast side of Des Moines
• Chips Restaurant announces a special Easter Brunch
• Iowa Football: Jordan Canzeri suffers apparent knee injury
• Iowa Football: Five Hawkeyes to Watch this Spring
• Grassley shines light on egregious spending by Navy on energy-efficiency projects
• Grassley to hold town meetings in Allamakee and Clayton counties
• Iowa Basketball: Matt Gatens to hold autograph signing Tuesday in Des Moines
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes suffer disappointing home loss to UNO
• Iowa Athletics: Fifty-eight student-athletes named to Academic All-Conference
• Iowa Wrestling: Matt McDonough earns wildcard berth in Olympic Team Trials
• Iowa Football: Ferentz makes more changes to staff
• Branstad, Franklin to discuss public health strategies
• Hearing on the Special Counsel's Report on the Prosecution of Senator Ted Stevens
• Iowa Basketball: Aaron White named freshman All-American
• Iowa Softball: Badgers take two of three from Hawkeyes at Pearl
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes take two of three from Northwestern
• Iowa Softball: No. 10 Missouri sweeps Hawkeyes in doubleheader
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes blast through Grand View Vikings
• Cantwell, Grassley Lead Bipartisan Senate Coalition Urging Investment in Key Program to Fight Crime
• A Safe and Abundant Food Supply
• Q&A on Cameras in the Courtroom
• Grassley Receives Jobs Champion Award from the American Wind Energy Association
• Examiner reviews Uncle Mike's BBQ and Comfort Cuisine
• Examiner reviews Genevieve's Grill
• Grassley Pursues Prescription Drug Abuse in Medicaid, Medicare
• Consideration of the Anti-congressional Insider Trading Bill, Minus Political Intelligence Registration
• Nuffer, Contreras, Abrams Judicial Nominations Floor Statement
• Grassley, Johnson Push for Legitimate Payment Limits in Upcoming Farm Bill Discussions
• Justice for All: Convicting the Guilty and Exonerating the Innocent
• Broken Promises in 2010 Health Care Law
• Grassley: Political Intelligence Transparency Falls Due to Majority Leader
• Tami S. Gudenkauf, D.O.’92
• Charles E. Jaffe, D.O.’97
• Hire U.S. Workers First, Restore Integrity of U.S. Visa System
• Q&A on Medical Device Safety
• Iowa Basketball: Men's season ends after disappointing defensive effort
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women fall to California in NCAA Tournament
• Iowa Wrestling: Matt McDonough wins second title, Hawkeyes finish third
• Examiner review of Raccoon River Brewing Company
• Fia's Pizzaria Company: Weird spelling, excellent food
• Supreme Court Responds to Grassley's Request for Audio, Video Coverage of Health Care Reform Arguments
• Boxer, Grassley Introduce Measure To Curb Excessive Taxpayer-Funded Salaries For Government Contractors
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawks tied for fourth after opening round of NCAA Championships
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes rally past Jacksonville State
• Returning to Regular Order with Judicial Nominations, President Doesn't have Nominees for More Than Half of Vacancies
• Political, Partisan Tactics Being Used in Violence Against Women Act Debate
• Senators Seek Two-Year Extension of Wind-Energy Tax Credit
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes in midst of long tourney in Florida
• Iowa Basketball: Youngsters step up in Hawkeye win over Dayton
• Americans Want Senate to Focus on Jobs, Economy, Gas Prices, Not Political Statements on Judicial Nominations
• Grassley Encourages More Bite from Defense Watchdog
• Grassley: Trade Cases Undermine Need for New Enforcement Center
• FOIA Requests Stifled Under Current Executive Branch
• DMU student Laura Hoffman honored with leadership award
• Setting the Record Straight, 17 Cloture Petitions on Judicial Nominees
• Iowa Basketball: Women advance to fifth straight NCAA Tournament
• Frances Mayes Will Share Her Tuscan Journey This Month, Under The Des Moines Sun!
• Reid Files Cloture on 17 Judicial Nominations
• Q&A: Sunshine and Accountability
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men return to postseason, will host Dayton in NIT
• Iowa Track and Field: Doris, Sowinski earn All-American honors
• Iowa Basketball: Spartans roll, eliminate Hawks from Big Ten Tourney
• Buzzard Billy's set to re-open after four years
• Nine local chefs involved in new Iowa meat event
• International service opportunity for DMU alumni
• Stephen R. Eckstat, D.O.’72
• Dennis P. Dornbier, D.O.’86
• Comprehensive BSE Rule Released
• Grassley Asks Justice Department for Details on its "Thousands" of Cases Brought on Mortgage Fraud
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes rally past Illinois, advance in Big Ten Tourney
• Judiciary Committee Executive Business Meeting - Nominations, Safe Doses Act and Grant Programs
• Grassley, Durbin Raise Concerns About "Specialized Knowledge" Standard in Visa Program
• Iowa Wrestling: Seeds announced for 2012 NCAA Wrestling Championships
• Grassley discusses domestic trafficking of foster youth
• Examiner review of the Kirkwood Lounge
• Iowa Football: How much change is really coming in Iowa City?
• Iowa Basketball: It's now or never for Hawkeye men
• Senate Approves Leahy-Grassley Bill To Increase Penalties For Counterfeit Drugs
• Lending Discrimination Practices
• Alumni spotlight: Kevin R. Emge, D.O.’86, FACOOG
• President Franklin reflects on past year
• Senate Foster Youth Caucus Panel to Focus on Sexual Trafficking of Girls in Foster Care
• Grassley Expresses Disappointment Over FCC's Blocked Access to Key Staff
• Iowa Track and Field: Doris, Sowinski to compete in NCAA Championships
• Iowa Basketball: Big Ten media, coaches do not put Gatens on first team
• Kristina K. Hagen, M.P.H.’10
• Robert M. Goecker, D.P.M.’96
• Carrie L. Smyth, D.O.’10
• Jaimie S. Williamson, M.H.A.’11
• James F. Dylewski, D.O.’11, and Jessica D. King, D.O.’11
• Melissa S. Strange, D.O.’08
• Nicholas G. Strange, D.O.’08
• Alissa A. Paul, PA-C’07
• Larry Braver, D.O.’77
• Andrew L. Cope, D.O.’09
• Grassley: Taiwan Decision on U.S. Beef Imports Should Apply to Pork
• Force Structure Cuts by the Air Force
• Sen. Grassley and Rep. Issa Request Assessment from OMB of Federal Guidelines for Employee Personal Email Monitoring
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawks crown two champs, finish third at Big Ten Championships
• Grassley, Enzi, Hatch, Pitts Seek Details of Discount Drug Program
• Iowa Wrestling: Six Hawkeyes advance to finals of Big Ten Championships
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawkeyes in second place after first session of Big Tens
• Trostel's Greenbriar Restaurant to hold another Templeton Rye Dinner
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes look to play spoiler to nemesis Northwestern
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes pound out 15 hits in easy win over Akron
• Iowa Basketball: Huskers knock Hawk women out of Big Ten Tourney
• Daniel W. Cuozzo, D.O.’87
• April C. Borchardt, D.P.M.’06
• Todd C. Sommer, D.O.’96
• John G. Brady, D.O.’94
• Alicia E. Bennett, D.O.’11
• Jason R. Sheffler, D.O.’08
• Jill Whitson, M.P.H.’07
• Tamara Lyday, D.O.’06
• Carena M. Thompson, D.O.’04
• Melissa Pechan, PA-C’04
• Examiner review of Royal China Restaurant in Pleasant Hill
• Grassley, Kohl Release Nursing Home Quality Study
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawks seek redemption at Big Ten Championships
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men to play in Cancun Challenge next season
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes look for revenge against Huskers in Big Ten Tourney
• Iowa Basketball: Five Hawkeyes earn postseason Big Ten recognition
• Grassley Seeks Information on State Rate-setting for Medicaid Managed Care Plans
• Senators Introduce Legislation to Strengthen Cybersecurity
• Grassley: Cedar Falls Youth Selected for the Air Force Academy
• Senate vote on the Blunt amendment
• Grassley and Smith to DOJ and DHS: Ninth Circuit Ignores Rule of Law
• Internship applications are due March 15
• Iowa Basketball: Gatens gets plenty of help in Hawkeye win
• Alumni spotlight: Kyle T. Pearson, D.P.M., M.H.A.’11
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes looking for that elusive road victory
• Lamar C. Miller, D.O.’57
• Military Detention
• James W. Hogin, D.O.’74
• Grassley Skeptical of Need for New Trade Enforcement Center
• Grassley seeks top-level review and action against defense spending waste
• Q&A on Gas Prices
• Put Brakes on Frivolous Lawsuits
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes officially hire Greg Davis
• Iowa Basketball: Logic's hot streak nets another Big Ten honor
• Iowa Basketball: Big Ten rewards Gatens for red-hot week of shooting
• Grassley, Issa Continue to Press for Answers in Zapata Murder
• Iowa Baseball: Hawks lose three games in South Carolina
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes' slim bubble chances burst after loss
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes take eight straight wins into postseason play
• Cooper's on 5th is a welcome addition to West Des Moines' Valley Junction
• DMU students to spend break providing health care in Honduras
• Iowa Basketball: Women continue push for NCAA Tourney with seventh straight win
• Iowa Basketball: Gatens continues hot streak, Hawks knock off fourth top 25 foe
• Report: Former UT OC Greg Davis has accepted Iowa's OC position
• Iowa Basketball: Women looking for seventh straight victory
• Grassley continues efforts to strengthen hand of military whistleblowers
• President Franklin featured in dsm’s Faces of Education
• Iowa Basketball: Hawks look for first sweep of Badgers in 15 years
• Iowa Basketball: Logic wins second straight Big Ten honor
• Grassley Responds to the Obama Tax Reform Proposal
• Grassley: Solon student selected by the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
• Grassley to hold county meetings this week
• Grassley: U.S.-Korea Trade Agreement is Welcome, Speedy Effective Date of Concern
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawkeyes take third at National Duals
• Iowa Basketball: University giving students reasons to attend Thursday
• Iowa Track and Field: Justin Austin wins Big Ten indoor honor
• Iowa Softball: Hawkeyes win third straight, now 6-4 this season
• Iowa Baseball: Hawks suffer narrow loss in finale of Big Ten/Big East Challenge
• Q&A on Religious Liberty
• Iowa Basketball: Gatens shoots Hawkeyes past No. 20 Indiana
• Highlights from the 2012 Blue Ribbon Bacon Festival
• Iowa Softball: Hawkeyes set five records in hammering of ISU
• Iowa Softball: Hawkeyes now 4-4 on young season
• Iowa Baseball: Hawkeyes begin year with split in Big Ten/Big East Challenge
• Iowa Football: Ferentz names two former Hawkeyes as new assistants
• Home and Remodeling Show
• Finish off BaconFest weekend with the Bacon Resurrection Brunch at Gusto
• Office of Special Counsel Responds to Grassley, Issa on FDA Whistleblower Case
• Complete vendor list for the 2012 Blue Ribbon Bacon Festival
• Furman Nomination Before Senate
• Schedule announced for Saturday's Blue Ribbon Bacon Festival
• Iowa Basketball: Wahlin, Logic lead women to big comeback victory
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye comeback falls short at Happy Valley
• Iowa Softball: Liz Watkins named nominee for Lowe's Senior CLASS Award
• BTN announces TV schedule for baseball, softball games
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawks looking for another National Duals title
• Big Ten Power Rankings: Spartans regain top spot after win at Ohio State
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women ready for final stretch
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women ready for final stretch
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes look for season sweep of Penn State
• Grassley: FCC's Withdrawal of LightSquared Approval Still Leaves Major Accountability Gaps
• Accountability Needed in Law Enforcement Body Armor
• The Integrity of Immigration Benefits Adjudication
• Grassley, Issa Seek Independent Review of FDA's Monitoring of "FDA Nine"
• Iowa Basketball: Sam Logic earns Big Ten weekly honor
• Grassley, Nelson Say Stalling on BSE Rule Hurts U.S. Beef Producers, Exports
• Grassley congratulates three young Iowans tapped by West Point Military Academy
• Iowa Basketball: Carver-Hawkeye Arena is 2013 site of NCAA Women's Tourney
• Iowa Softball: Hawks rock Belmont in Getterman Classic finale
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawks advance to final round of Cliff Keen National Duals
• Iowa Basketball: Five women score in double figures in pivotal win
• Recess Appointments and Judicial Nominee Adalberto Jose Jordan
• President Obama's budget
• Examiner review of China Buffet in Ankeny
• Iowa Softball: Hawkeyes start season 2-2 in Texas
• Iowa Wrestling: U.S. Olympic Trials tickets continue to be sold at rapid rate
• Iowa Football: Ticket prices raise, season tickets now reach $388
• Abelardo's provides So-Cal Mexican fast food to Ingersoll neighborhood 24/7
• Grassley Reacts to Administration's Attempt to Backtrack its Affront to Religious Freedom
• Iowa Basketball: Wildcats bury Hawkeyes with strong outside shooting
• Iowa Basketball: Women get three big performances in easy win
• Iowa Football: Hawkeye fans will still be hard to please after staff changes
• Distrust of the Justice Department, Televising Supreme Court Proceedings
• Grassley Bill to Require Televising Supreme Court Proceedings Clears Committee
• Accountability Matters
• Grassley Outlines Case for Political Intelligence Amendment
• Iowa congressional delegation meeting with the Secretary of the Air Force
• Breuer Violates DoJ Policy in Advocating for Gunwalking
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women head home for key stretch
• Iowa Basketball: Hawks seek end of losing streak against Wildcats
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawks earn top seed for Cliff Keen National Duals
• Iowa Football: Phil Parker named new DC, Ferentz shakes up staff
• Grassley: Cedar Falls Student Selected for the Air Force Academy
• Grassley to continue county meetings later this month
• Grassley Disappointed Over House Removal of Political Intelligence Disclosure
• Exceptional board results for CPMS students
• Grassley: High-Skilled American Workers Struggling to Find Jobs
• Grassley calls on Administration to rescind invasive health care rule
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawks dominate Badgers, set national attendance record
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawks dominate Badgers, set national attendance record
• Iowa Basketball: Women get boost from freshmen trio in road win
• Iowa Basketball: Women get boost from freshmen trio in road win
• Iowa Basketball: Aaron White wins Co-Big Ten Freshman of the Week
• The U.S. Constitution: Built to Outlast Power Grabs
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men set tempo early in easy win over PSU
• More BaconFest news and ticket opportunities
• Iowa Basketball: Women lose Jaime Printy for rest of season
• Iowa Football: OC O'Keefe leaves program for another opportunity
• Grassley Asks for Details about Iowa Farm Service Agency Closures
• Iowa Basketball: Johnson, Logic get double-doubles in Hawkeye win
• Iowa Basketball: Roy Marble to release new book Saturday at Carver
• Iowa Wrestling: No. 5 Hawks should have no trouble with Wisconsin
• Big Ten Power Rankings: Buckeyes remain in top spot, not much movement elsewhere
• Grassley Seeks FDA Answers on Targeting of Agency Whistleblowers on Medical Devices
• Grassley seeks same transparency from political intelligence professionals as lobbyists
• Iowa Basketball: Marble, Gatens lead Hawks to sweep of Gophers
• Iowa Basketball: Marble, Gatens lead Hawks to sweep of Gophers
• Judiciary Committee Executive Business Meeting
• National Signing Day: Meet the new members of Hawkeye Nation
• National Signing Day: Meet the new members of Hawkeye Nation
• National Signing Day: Hawks welcome 24 new players, still waiting on one OL
• National Signing Day: Hawks welcome 24 new players, still waiting on one OL
• Trostel’s Greenbriar celebrates its 25th Anniversary
• Dr. Yogesh Shah and Kent Sovern on Des Moines as Age Friendly City
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women begin crucial road stretch
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes to host league rival Gophers on Wednesday
• Iowa Wrestling: Top-ranked McDonough wins Wrestler of the Week
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes claim another commitment from three-star CB
• Menu announced for Tartine's first Sips and Snacks
• Grassley Reacts to New Fast and Furious Report
• Q&A on the False Claims Act at 25 Years and $30 Billion in Recoveries
• Grassley: Tax Reform Should Consider Non-revenue Goals Such as Energy Independence
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes pick up three commitments as Signing Day nears
• Win tickets to BaconFest in the festival's Theme Song Contest
• The Erosion of Our Checks and Balances
• Senators Question Federal Officials Over Inconsistent Immigration Policy
• The ups and downs facing several restaurant chains in Des Moines
• Iowa Basketball: Another poor defensive effort dooms Hawkeye men
• Iowa Wrestling: No. 6 Hawks get surprising bonus points in upset win
• Iowa Basketball: Huge second half propels women to upset victory
• Iowa Wrestling: Grapplers welcome No. 3 Gophers at Carver Hawkeye
• Iowa Basketball: Late rally falls short for Hawkeye women
• Iowa Basketball: Hawks' defense stays on bye week in home loss
• Grassley Seeks Fulfillment of FCC Chairman Commitment to Make Staff Available on LightSquared
• Big Ten Power Rankings: Ohio State back on top, lots of movement elsewhere
• Recess Appointments at Judiciary Executive Business Meeting
• Chef Willie Lopez of Mariscos La Fogata prepares Baja Shrimp (video)
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men return to court to face Cornhuskers
• New chefs take over at Tartine and Americana
• State of the Union address
• Iowa Football: Instate RB changes mind, now headed to Iowa City
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawks searching for answers after consecutive losses
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes lose punch late in second half against PSU
• Lots of movement in this week's college basketball top 25
• Iowa Football: Ferentz, Barta release statements after Joe Paterno's death
• Questioning the Constitutionality of President Obama's "Recess" Appointments
• Q&A on Controversial Recess Appointments
• Senator Grassley's Twitter Account
• Grassley Pursues Details of Questionable Contact Related to LightSquared
• Tireless and Inspirational Dr. Jane Goodall Opens the 2012 SmartTalk Connected Conversations
• West Point, Naval Academy select young Iowans for admission
• The 2012 Tropical Wine Festival is set for February 3 at the Botanical Center
• Iowa Basketball: Women rebound from sluggish first half to beat Badgers
• Iowa Wrestling: No. 2 Hawks to face stiff road competition this weekend
• Iowa Basketball: Tough stretch for women makes Thursday 'must win'
• Learn to live a happier, healthier life at DMU’s Mini Medical School
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men fall short of upset at Purdue
• Lawmakers Call for HHS Secretary Sebelius to Meet With Keokuk Area Hospital Representatives
• Obama's rejection of the Keystone pipeline project
• Grassley on SEC Inspector General's Departure
• Examiner review of Star Bar
• Big Ten Power Rankings: Race is wide open in nation's best conference
• Iowa Football: A.J. Derby latest Hawkeye to ask for transfer out of town
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women come up short of top 25 upset
• Iowa Wrestling: Brands not happy with Hawkeyes' win over Wildcats
• Iowa Basketball: Hawks bounce back with another win over top 15 team
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawkeyes hand Nebraska first loss of season
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes looking for a step in right direction
• President's proposal on U.S. trade agency consolidation
• Grassley meetings in Iowa to continue next week
• Celebrate Valentine's Day at the Botanical Center
• Iowa Football: Former Madrid prep commits to Hawkeyes
• Iowa Football: McNutt, Daniels chosen to participate in Senior Bowl
• Iowa Football: What's next for Hawkeyes at running back?
• Grassley Seeks Information from GPS Community Related to FCC, LightSquared Inquiry
• Iowa Wrestling: Ramos wins Big Ten Co-Wrestler of the Week
• Iowa Basketball: Spartans crush Hawkeyes for 15th straight win
• Iowa Football: Coker angry about suspension, claims he did nothing wrong
• Iowa Football: Marcus Coker asks for, granted release from Iowa scholarship
• SmartTalk Connected Conversations Set To Begin: Meet World Renown Dr. Jane Goodall
• Hawkeyes in NFL: Chad Greenway chosen to first Pro Bowl
• Q&A on Admission to the U.S. Service Academies
• Final IG Report on Immigration Services Shows Work to be Done on Immigration Benefits Procedures
• Obama administration backtracks on student loan announcement
• Iowa Basketball: Women's upset of No. 19 Nebraska falls short
• Iowa Wrestling: No. 2 Cowboys end top-ranked Hawks' long streak
• Iowa Basketball: Buckeyes knock Hawks down a few steps
• Iowa Wrestling: Despite makeshift lineup, Hawkeyes still tie unbeaten mark
• Iowa Basketball: Two program-changing wins should bring sell-out crowd
• IG Report Reveals that Immigration Adjudicators Being Pressured to Approve Immigration Benefits
• Senators Press Administration on Ignoring 90 Years of Legal Advice from Justice Department
• Iowa Basketball: Come-from-behind win is just what Hawkeye women needed
• Iowa Football: Heelan prep loses scholarship, former Washington star to walk on
• Living History Farms presents winter Cabin Fever events for foodies
• New Document Dump Reiterates This Justice Department's Knowledge of Gunwalking
• Grassley begins 2012 meetings with Iowans in 36 counties
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men win second straight Big Ten road game
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes find quick replacement for McCall
• Iowa Football: Riley Reiff chooses NFL over senior season
• Grassley: Presidential Appointment Upends Senate Practice, Legal Precedent
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women can't hand OSU first loss
• Big Ten Power Rankings: Rest of field gaining on Ohio State
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes take big step with win at Wisconsin
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women begin Big Ten play with easy win
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawks claim 22nd Midlands team championship
• Iowa Football: Key turnover, penalties plague Hawks in Insight Bowl
• Details on BaconFest's Bacon Elegance Dinner
• Iowa Wrestling: Perfect semifinals puts Hawkeyes way out in front
• BaconFest tickets sell out in 25 minutes
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawkeyes still in first place at Midlands
• Iowa Wrestling: Top ranked Hawkeyes leading Midlands after two rounds
• Iowa Football: Connections to Hawkeye program run deep in Arizona
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes bring psychological advantage to Insight Bowl
• Big Ten, Pac-12 announce inter-conference collaboration in collegiate athletics
• Iowa Football: Getting to know the Oklahoma Sooners
• Iowa Basketball: Hawks fail to get over hump against Purdue
• Iowa Wrestling: Top-ranked Hawks looking for another Midlands title
• Hawkeyes in NFL: Greenway has 16 tackles, Greene closing in on 1,000
• Iowa Football: Freshman McCall could be on his way out of Iowa City
• Iowa Basketball: Two Hawkeyes earn Big Ten weekly honors
• Taste of Oriental opens in West Des Moines
• Grassley plans meetings with Iowans in 36 counties at start of new year
• Q&A on Payments from Drug Companies and Medical Device Makers
• Grassley and other senators urge extraordinary effort by Justice Department in MF Global case
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women make 14 3-pointers in home win
• Iowa Basketball: Hawk men continue to improve, win third straight
• Onsale dates for 2012 Blue Ribbon Bacon Festival tickets announced today
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men looking for another three-game win streak
• Iowa Football: Norm Parker knew it was time to call it quits
• Grassley: Coralville Student Selected by West Point
• Iowa Basketball: Relentless defense, fast start propel Hawks past Drake
• Iowa Football: DL coach Rick Kaczenski leaves Hawkeye program
• Iowa Football: Marcus Coker suspended for Insight Bowl
• Iowa Basketball: Five score in double digits in Hawks' easy win
• Hawkeyes in NFL: Former defensive studs shine Sunday
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes look for second straight win against Bears
• Iowa Basketball: Center Johnson wins Big Ten Player of the Week honors
• Saluting Service and Sacrifice
• Grassley Law Recovers Another $2.8 Billion of Taxpayer Money Otherwise Lost to Fraud
• Q & A on Country of Origin Labeling
• Iowa Basketball: Bradley hands Hawkeyes disappointing road loss
• Iowa Basketball: Balance scoring helps Hawkeye men beat Drake
• Inconsistency plagues Altoona’s new Cool Basil Asian Cuisine
• Family New Year’s Eve Celebration
• Iowa Basketball: Hawks looking to get back on track against Drake
• Grassley Recommends Iowa Students to the U.S. Service Academies
• Grassley Statement on Turnover of Terrorist Daqduq
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes pick up 16th commitment of 2012 class
• Grassley Floor Statement on Judicial Nominee
• Grassley, Blumenthal and Kohl Seek to Improve Medical Device Safety
• Grassley: Objection to Synthetic Drug Ban Bill is Unjustified
• Grassley, Colleagues Press USTR to Appeal Country of Origin Labeling Ruling from WTO
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women to travel to Bradley this weekend
• Iowa Football: Hawks get commitment from speedy three-star safety
• Iowa Football: Several Hawkeyes earn postseason recognition
• Iowa Football: Phil Parker is favorite to land defensive coordinator job
• Grassley Questions FBI Director at Oversight Hearing
• Grassley comments on One-Year Anniversary of Death of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry
• Why Didn't the Justice Department talk to the ATF Whistleblowers?
• Iowa Soccer: Morgan Showalter named to all-region third team
• Hawkeyes in NFL: Greene continues dominance for New York Jets
• Grassley Presses for Passage of Balanced Budget Amendment
• Grassley Explores Whether Top Health Care Agency Gave Special Access to Wall Street
• Big Ten Power Rankings: Ohio State on top of deep league
• Grassley Outlines "No" Vote Against Eisen Nomination
• Iowa Football: Buford becomes Hawkeyes' 14th verbal commitment
• Iowa Football: As expected, Parker to retire after Insight Bowl
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women take out frustration on Western Illinois
• Iowa Basketball: Cyclones wrap up Cy-Hawk Series with another hoops win
• Cooper’s on 5th opens in Valley Junction
• Q&A on Holding the FCC Accountable
• SEC Attention to LightSquared Investor Underscores Need for FCC Transparency
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in Iowa
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawkeyes easily defeat UNI, extend streak to 83
• Iowa Basketball: Friday will be big night in Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawkeyes try to move closer to all-time record
• Grassley: College Tuition Hikes Come Despite Tax-favored Asset Hoarding
• Grassley statement on Cordray nomination
• Grassley on Assistant Attorney General Lanny Breuer, Nominee Keneally on the Senate Floor, and Setting the Record Straight on the Halligan nomination
• Facts are STUBBORN Things...The Administration's Response to Gunwalking
• Grassley, Harkin urge Corps to factor in damaged levees in its water release plans
• Grassley Will Place Hold on FCC Nominees Over Agency Information Request
• Iowa Basketball: Cyclones gain bigger advantage in Cy-Hawk Series
• Iowa Football: Four-star DT chooses Iowa Hawkeyes
• Grassley Calls for Resignation of Justice Department Official in Gunwalking Tragedy
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes don't have enough to beat UNI, officials
• Iowa Basketball: Next up in Cy-Hawk Series is women's basketball
• Hawkeyes in NFL: Greene scores three times in Jets' win over Redskins
• Iowa Wrestling: Ramos wins share of Big Ten Wrestler of the Week
• Grassley Statement at the Medco/Express Scripts Merger Hearing
• Hearing on Cameras in the Supreme Court
• Grassley Statement on the Nomination of Caitlin Joan Halligan to be U.S. Circuit Judge for the D.C. Circuit
• Grassley: Treasury Misses the Mark on Chance to Shut Down Charitable Loopholes
• Grassley Floor Statement on the Latest Judicial Nominations
• Grassley, Durbin Introduce Bill to Require Televising Supreme Court Proceedings
• Q&A on Wind Energy
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawkeyes pound Iowa State in Ames
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes to play preseason No. 1 in insight Bowl
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women can't finish off Wildcats in Manhattan
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men get complete team effort in win over Brown
• Iowa Wrestling: McDonough loses, but Hawks extend streak to 81
• East Side Grill closes again
• Alohana moves to Ankeny
• Friday Night Fast and Furious Document Dump by Justice Department
• Facts are STUBBORN Things...The Justice Department Tries to Have it Both Ways
• CPMS students receive PICA scholarships
• Baucus, Grassley, Kohl Examine Pharmaceutical Deals That Limit Access To Generic Drugs
• Why DIDN'T Holder and Napolitano Know about the Connection between Fast and Furious and Agent Terry's Murder?
• Grassley, Boxer win Senate approval of amendment to limit contractor salary reimbursement
• GAO testimony on oversight of psychotropic prescriptions for children in foster care
• Facts are STUBBORN Things...Connecting the Dots between Fast and Furious and Wide Receiver
• Agriculture Committee hearing, MF Global
• Iowa Basketball: Women score first-ever Big Ten/ACC Challenge win
• Iowa Basketball: No starters in double-figures as Hawkeye men lose again
• Facts are STUBBORN Things...the Whistleblower Retaliation Leak
• Agriculture Committee hearing, MF Global
• Grassley hold on FCC nominees over LightSquared
• Facts are STUBBORN Things, the Connection between Fast and Furious and Agent Terry's Death
• Iowa Football: McNutt wins Big Ten Receiver of the Year Award
• Iowa Basketball: Hawks hope to change fortune in Big Ten/ACC Challenge
• Iowa Football: Norm Parker named National Assistant Coach of the Year
• SEC-Citigroup settlement rejected
• Constitutional Principles at Stake in President's Actions, Rhetoric
• Senate Foster Youth Caucus Continues Speakers Series to Highlight Best Practices
• Facts are STUBBORN Things, Knowledge of the Connection Between Agent Terry's Death and Fast and Furious
• Final Act Ensemble Presents: A Christmas Carol
• Irina's Restaurant and Bar has Grand Reopening today
• Iowa Basketball: No. 4 Texas A&M too much for Hawk women in Bahamas
• Iowa Wrestling: Brands wins 100th match, unbeaten streak moves to 80
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men survive another near scare at Carver
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes better find a way to beat IPFW at Carver
• Iowa Basketball: Hawk women to face defending champs in Junkanoo Jam final
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women use big run to bounce St. John's
• Iowa Football: Nebraska defense, Burkhead too much for Hawkeyes
• Examiner review of Sam's Bar & Grill
• Iowa Basketball: Another embarassing loss follows Hawkeye men
• Iowa Football: It's up to Hawkeyes to make Iowa-Nebraska rivalry meaningful
• Facts are Stubborn Things...Tools and Resources at the ATF
• Grassley asks White House to identify authority to make unilateral changes to the law
• LightSquared documents
• CMS nomination
• Iowa Football: Newest rivalry takes center stage during holiday weekend
• Citizenship and Immigration Services Neglectful on Technology Upgrade Project
• Facts are STUBBORN Things..."One-Sided Outrage"
• Iowa Field Hockey: Barnett named national All-American
• 7 Billion Reasons to Give Thanks for American Agriculture
• Grassley Comment on the Lack of an Agreement from the Super Committee
• Q&A on Medicare open enrollment
• Facts are Stubborn Things, Hernandez and the Mukasey Memo
• Iowa Basketball: Creighton gives Hawkeyes big dose of reality
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawks claim seven titles at Joe Parisi Wrestling Open
• Iowa Football: Seniors lead Hawkeyes to first road win of 2011 season
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men to face toughest test yet
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women survive tough instate road test
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes fight through adversity, get first road win of season
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men improve to 3-0 following easy win over NIU
• Facts are STUBBORN Things...Hernandez and Wide Receiver
• Reed and Grassley Seek to Increase Transparency at Accounting Watchdog
• Iowa Wrestling: Seven NCAA qualifiers hope to lead Hawkeyes to another title
• More individual honors captured for Hawkeye field hockey program
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women bounce back in big way
• Grassley Judiciary Committee Executive Business Meeting Statement
• Bipartisan, Bicameral Bill Introduced To Increase Penalties For Counterfeit Drugs
• Facts are Stubborn Things...Deputy Attorney General Briefed on Agent Terry's Death and Fast and Furious Connection
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawkeyes back to No. 1 in national rankings
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes gain two commitments for 2012 class
• Iowa Football: Hawks headed to unfriendly Ross-Ade Stadium this weekend
• Hawkeyes in NFL: Defense still dominates Iowa's success in league
• Facts are Stubborn Things...Long Gun Reporting Requirements
• Nominations Hearing for Assistant Attorney General for Tax and the United States District for the Eastern and Western Districts of Missouri
• Facts are Stubborn Things, U.S. Guns in Mexico
• Grassley Requests Audio, Video Coverage of Landmark Health Care Case in Supreme Court
• ATF Mexico Gun Statistics Flawed
• Grassley Praises Restored Funding for U.S. Counternarcotics Programs
• Grassley Statement on Judicial Nominees Gleason and Rogers
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes move to 2-0 despite 22 turnovers
• Iowa Basketball: Aaron White wins Co-Freshman of the Week honors
• Alternative Fuel opens in the Riverpoint District
• Grassley: Excessive Delays in Processing FBI Whistleblower Claims Indicate a Broken Process
• Facts are Stubborn Things
• Iowa Flower, Lawn And Garden Show 2012
• Iowa Volleyball: Hawkeyes drop two tough five-set matches to Big Ten foes
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawkeyes wrestle offs bring surprises and shrugs
• Iowa Basketball: UNLV upsets Hawkeye women in championship game
• Iowa Football: Three student-athletes earn all-District 6 academic honors
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women score 90 in season-opening win
• Scraper's two goals not enough as field hockey loses in NCAA Tournament
• Iowa Football: Spartans end Hawkeyes' chances at Legends Division title
• Iowa Basketball: Bench propels Hawkeye men to win in season opener
• Good Government 101: Public's Right to Know
• Q&A on the Deficit Reduction Committee
• Iowa Football: Marcus Coker is proving all of his doubters wrong
• Iowa Volleyball: Yeager earns all-district academic honor
• Judiciary Committee Leaders Press USTR to Hold Russia Accountable on IP Issues during WTO Accession Discussions
• Senate Passes Tax Incentive to Encourage Hiring of Veterans
• Judiciary Committee Executive Business Meeting Statement
• The Power of a Single Vote - Des Moines Election Information and Polling Places
• Hawkeyes in NFL: Former linebackers make big impacts on defense
• Americana Restaurant & Lounge: A pleasant surprise
• Iowa Soccer: Showalter wins Big Ten Defense Player of the Week honors
• Iowa Field Hockey: Hawks seek continued success at Big Ten Tourney
• Iowa Volleyball: Hawkeyes lose to two nationally ranked Big Ten programs
• Iowa Soccer: Hawkeyes win 13th match, advance to Big Ten Tournament
• Hawkeye field hockey heads into Big Ten Tournament with easy victory
• Smokey D’s BBQ continues to thrive
• Raise Awareness and Work Toward a Cure
• Q&A about the CLASS Act and long-term care
• Grassley Questions Justice Department's Proposed FOIA Regulations
• Iowa Basketball: Printy is preseason all-Big Ten, Hawks picked third by coaches
• Iowa's Barnett wins another Big Ten honor in field hockey
• Hawkeyes in NFL: Greene eclipses 100 yards in Jets' win over Chargers
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes hope to get healthy for struggling Gophers
• Grassley, Issa Press for Additional Information on Death of ICE Agent Zapata, Tactics Used in Texas
• Iowa Basketball: Getting to know Hawkeye recruit Adam Woodbury
• Grassley: Agency Should Use New Medicare Anti-fraud Tool
• Dealmaking in Pay-for-Delay Settlements Continues between Brand Name and Generic Prescription Drug Makers
• Sens. Franken, Grassley, Lead Bipartisan Group in Pressing for Investigation of Mobile Phone "Stalking Apps" that Allow Abusers to Secretly Track Victims
• Iowa Wrestling: Brands continues to get good news with another top 20 commitment
• Iowa Soccer: Hawkeyes reach 12 wins for first time since 1999
• No. 11 Hawkeyes shut out Pacific in easy field hockey win
• Iowa gives 'disappointing performance' in volleyball loss to Northwestern
• Iowa Football: McNutt earns Co-Offensive Player of the Week honors
• Garrison Keillor will be here Tuesday 10/25/2011
• No. 11 Hawkeyes start fast, roll past No. 20 Northwestern in field hockey
• Hawks lose first two conference meetings against Nebraska
• Iowa men's basketball team to hold open tryouts for walk-on spot
• Iowa Football: McNutt sets receiving TD record in Hawkeye blowout win
• Iowa's Premier Wine & Food Expo set for November 11 and 12
• Q&A on the Social Security COLA and Medicare Part B Premiums with U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley
• Grassley Presses for Accountability in Justice Department Grant Programs, Notes Special Interests That Oppose Reform
• Iowa Football: Coker should have strong performance against Hoosiers
• Komen Iowa Race for the Cure
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women have big reasons to be excited this season
• Iowa Football: Struggling Hoosiers have given Hawks problems last two years
• Conference draws engaged discussions, provocative posters
• Legislation to Strengthen, Update Whistleblower Protections Clears Committee
• Grassley Expresses Concern Over Sunshine for Doctor Payments Delays
• FEMA decision on Individual Assistance
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for Iowa IA
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawkeyes continue to stockpile future stars on the mat
• Hawkeye wrestling program nabs Iowa standout prep
• Grassley Questions FBI Handling of Another Mafia Informant
• Iowa AHEC Program, Flying Hippo partner to create national award-winning website
• Grassley, Johnson Press for Farm Payment Limits to be Included in Deficit Reduction Talks
• Grassley Urges Attention to Charitable Loophole Subsidized by Taxpayers
• Trostel’s Greenbriar to host a Templeton Rye Dinner on November 3
• Hawkeye autographs to be auctioned off at fund-raiser for Newton YMCA
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeyes ready for year two of McCaffery era
• U of I Athletics Ticket Office offers packages for basketball home games
• Nationally ranked Hawkeyes down No. 18 Indiana in home finale
• Iowa Soccer: Hawks shut out Ohio State, overwhelmed by Penn State
• Hawkeyes get swept twice in road volleyball conference action
• Iowa Football: Hawks keep nemesis Northwestern on downward slide
• Capital Pub & Hot Dog Company knows dogs, learning service
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women to appear 25 times on television, internet
• Grassley: Plenty of Room for Saving Taxpayer Money in Judiciary Committee Jurisdiction
• Q&A on Education with U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley
• Medicare Matters
• Justice Department Silent on Pornography Found on Assistant U.S. Attorney's Computer
• Grassley Wins Support for Amendment to Protect Judicial Branch Whistleblowers
• KOHL AND GRASSLEY URGE SUPER COMMITTEE TO SAVE BILLIONS BY ENCOURAGING COMPETITION FROM GENERIC DRUGS
• Iowa Football: Fans are expecting too much from this Hawkeye team
• Plenty of entertainment for Hawkeye fans in Iowa City this weekend
• Jeff Gray, Ph.D., named vice president of research
• Trafficking Bill Clears Senate
• Seeking Quality, Not Quantity
• Find Iowa Corn Mazes - Get lost in an Iowa haunted Halloween corn maze this season!
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes prepare for biggest nemesis of last three years
• Iowa Football: Several 2012 recruits high on Hawkeyes
• Free Trade Agreements with Panama, Colombia, and South Korea
• Iowa's Printy named to John R. Wooden preseason top 30 Watch List
• Iowa Field Hockey: Barnett, McGraw win Big Ten weekly honors
• Hawkeyes in NFL: Ryan Donahue continues to shine for undefeated Detroit Lions
• Judicial Nominations: Setting the Record Straight
• Looking back on the 2011 World Food Festival
• More Fact on Judicial Nominations and Judge Triche-Milazzo Confirmed
• Senate Vote on President Obama's Stimulus Proposal
• Examiner.com releases its top 10 power rankings for the week
• Iowa Basketball: Getting to know Iowa Hawkeye recruit Mike Gesell
• Hawkeye field hockey team finishes off sweep in state of Ohio
• Hawkeye spikers split two matches at Carver Hawkeye this weekend
• Hawkeyes take 'step back' in soccer loss to rival Minnesota
• Nationally ranked Iowa shuts down No. 18 OSU in field hockey
• Iowa Football: Penn State beats Hawkeyes at their own game
• Rocking the Wok: Wok in Motion
• Attorney General Finally Responds to Fast and Furious Allegations
• Q&A on The World Food Prize with U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley
• Grassley Questions Agency on Decision to Shut Down Public File on Disciplined Doctors
• The Cinder House Restaurant in Prairie City offers Wine and Dine Series
• CPMS students surpass national average on board exam
• Grassley Continues to Pursue Information on LightSquared, Agency Interaction
• Holder Received at Least Five Memos on Fast and Furious
• DoJ Conference Expenditures Nearly Double in last two years, Trafficking Bill
• Grassley urges consideration of Governor Branstad's appeal to FEMA
• Iowa Football: Ferentz, Hawkeyes see Nittany Lions in mirror
• The 7th Annual World Food Festival is October 7-9 in Downtown Des Moines
• Hawkeyes in NFL: Fletcher records team-high seven tackles for Rams
• Iowa to face three familiar opponents in Big Ten/Big East Baseball Challenge
• Grassley Comments on ATF Shuffling Personnel
• The Role of Judges in our Constitutional System
• Iowa Football: Ferentz, Paterno say nothing stands out during Iowa dominance
• CPMS Research Success
• Agriculture and Immigration
• Get Your Season Subscription for Smart Talk 2012 NOW
• Iowa Football: Ferentz tries to hold down edge over Paterno, Penn State
• DMU offering free health screenings for seniors Nov. 5
• Respect for the Confirmation Process, Judge Roll's Seat Filled, Other Judicial Nominees Clear Senate
• Grassley and Kohl Urge Action on Sunshine Law
• More Conference Expenditures Placed Under Microscope
• Grassley, Baucus Uncover Medicare Gaming by Home Health Agencies
• Iowa field hockey team "fails to step up to challenge"
• Michigan ends Iowa's unbeaten's streak, Hawks bounces back against MSU
• Iowa Football: Nielsen named candidate for national scholar-athlete award
• Iowa Basketball: Getting to know Iowa Hawkeye recruit Patrick Ingram
• Bras for the Cause presents Gel-ebration Jiggle for a Cause
• Q & A on Chinese Currency and U.S. Exports with U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley
• Grassley Seeks Answers on Taxpayer Role in LightSquared/GPS Interference Problems
• Iowa Basketball: Getting to know Iowa Hawkeye recruit Kyle Meyer
• Prescription Medicine Abuse and Teen-agers by U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes try to get healthy, improve over bye week
• Hawkeyes in NFL: Angerer has career game, Scott Chandler scores another TD
• Take the first step toward better health with DMU
• Iowa Basketball: Fran McCaffery is giving Iowa fans what they had hoped for
• Examiner review of Monterrey Mexican Restaurant in Altoona
• Bako Pathology Services gifts $100,000 for clinical skills lab and classroom
• Hollywood Halloween
• Iowa soccer team suffers disappointing draw to Boilermakers
• Hawkeye volleyball off to slow start in Big Ten Conference
• Iowa Football: Nardo wins Big Ten honor, Penn State start time set
• Iowa Football: Hawkeye offense impressive in blowout win over Warhawks
• Scraper, Spengler lead Iowa field hockey team to seventh straight win
• Iowa soccer gets first conference road win since 2007 season
• Riedel Wine Glass Tasting at Trostel's Greenbriar Restaurant on October 6
• Iowa's Lacasse named to Big Ten's top 20 college players to watch list
• Wieczorek names men's track and field captains for 2011-12 season
• Big Tomato Pizza can be a big lemon at times
• Iowa AHEC Program receives $1.5 million grant to recruit, retain health care workforce
• Iowa Football: Receiving corps starting to make their mark on season
• Wear green this weekend at Kinnick to support former Iowa safety Brett Greenwood
• Iowa Football: Ferentz not expected to change offensive tune despite success
• Hawkeyes in NFL: Three former players reach end zone in Week 2
• Ted Butterfield, D.P.M. ’12, receives APMSA’s highest student honor
• Professor Jody Swilky to deliver Stalnaker Lecture on “Composing Culture”
• Suku Radia to be honored at annual Glanton Scholarship Dinner
• Iowa Football: Vandenberg honored by B1G, Bruce Davis leaves team
• Grassley Internships Available for Iowa Students
• COM pass rates set new high
• Hawkeye field hockey team wins two more, extends win streak to six
• Hawkeye soccer team remains unbeaten after draw with No. 23 Illinois
• Grassley Response to the Remarks by the President On Economic Growth and Deficit Reduction
• Hawkeye women lose another player to season-ending injury
• Hawkeye volleyball wins Columbia Invite, win streak hits seven
• Iowa Football: Hawks turn it up late in comeback win over Pittsburgh
• Des Moines’ 8th Annual Oktoberfest is September 23-24
• Des Moines University to inaugurate 15th President, Angela L. Walker Franklin, Ph.D.
• 14 Des Moines area restaurants to participate in Share Our Strength's Dine Out
• APMA scholarships awarded to 18 DMU students
• Grassley, Franken Win Passage of Common Sense Amendment to Curb Over-Criminalization
• Q&A: Federal Regulations with U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley
• Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms Guide for Iowa IA
• Grassley Executive Business Meeting Statement on the Personal Data Privacy and Security Act
• Grassley: SEC Confidence on Insignificance of Destroyed Documents is Questionable
• Johanns, Grassley Seek EPA Support of Farm Dust Bill
• Drake Constitutional Law Center to host speaker David Cole on post-9/11 rights
• DeMoss scores twice as Hawkeyes blank Northern Iowa to stay unbeaten
• Iowa Basketball: Four-star big man Woodbury chooses Iowa over North Carolina
• Iowa's Rogers to miss 2011-12 basketball season
• Iowa Football: Defensive line has to be better against Panthers
• If you want Ferentz as the head coach, you can't expect him to change
• Iowa Football: Know your opponent -- Pittsburgh Panthers
• Several former Hawkeyes perform well in Week 1 of NFL season
• The Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act: Renewing the Commitment to Victims of Human Trafficking
• Iowa Basketball: Four-star center Woodbury to make college decision Wednesday
• Iowa Wrestling: Three matches to be aired on Big Ten Network
• Iowa's Scraper wins second straight Big Ten Conference weekly honor
• Examiner visits Happy Sushi
• Grassley Presses the IRS on Whistleblower Program After Report Outlines Challenges
• Grassley Requests Agriculture Disaster Declaration for 27 Additional Iowa Counties
• Iowa's Brant earns medalist honors, Hawks take sixth at Golden Gopher Invite
• Iowa Soccer: Freshman Cloe Lacasse wins second straight Big Ten honor
• Hawkeye soccer team stays unbeaten after shutout over South Dakota
• Scraper scores four times in Hawkeyes' shutout of Brown University
• Hawkeyes go undefeated in Iowa Invitational, now 6-3 this season
• Jantz plays like his name in Cyclones' upset over Iowa
• Scraper, Drake lead No. 15 Iowa past Providence in field hockey
• Hawkeye soccer team earns two more points in Cy-Hawk Series with win over ISU
• Q&A: Historic Iowa Battleship
• Grassley Highlights Potential for Whistleblowers on Big-dollar Tax Cheating
• Learn over the lunch hour with the DUSCI math and science lecture series
• Iowa Football: What to watch for in the Cy-Hawk Showdown
• Hawkeye tennis team adds three standout recruits for 2011
• Grassley Reacts to President Obama's Speech before a Joint Session of Congress
• Grassley, Johanns Work to Stop Long Reach of the EPA in Regulating Dust
• SEC freezes document destruction after Grassley, whistleblower inquiry
• Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich reschedules speech at Drake for Sept. 8
• Iowa releases entire schedule for Hawkeye men's basketball team
• Entire schedule for Iowa women's basketball team released to general public
• Community invited to third annual Global Health Conference at DMU
• Global Health Learning Collaborative
• Former Hawkeyes make final rosters, Greenway inks long-term deal with Vikings
• College Football: Oregon falls out of examiner.com panel's power rankings
• Grassley Urges President to Send Trade Agreements to Congress
• Fall Let's DU Lunch series begins with talk by Templeton Rye Spirits founder
• Iowa Football: Ferentz speaks to the media about Iowa State, trending uniforms
• Iowa basketball team to be featured several times on ESPN, CBS in 2011
• Iowa's Kim Scraper named Big Ten Conference Offensive Player of the Week
• Iowa Football: Hawks prepare to face instate rival Iowa State in Ames
• Nationally ranked Iowa field hockey team blasts through UMASS with ease
• Iowa Soccer: Cloe Lacasse named Big Ten Conference's Freshman of the Week
• Hawkeye soccer team starts 5-0 for first time in program history
• Ranking Member Grassley Comments on the Justice Department Moving Fast and Furious Cases out of the U.S. Attorney's Office in Phoenix
• El Chisme fuses Mexican and Italian into fun, tasty cuisine
• Hawkeye runners split home meet with Illinois State at Ashton XC Course
• Scraper's monster game gives Hawkeyes win in field hockey
• Iowa State gives Cyclones first Cy-Hawk Series victory
• Hawkeyes beat up on Tennessee Tech but lose to Mother Nature
• Hawkeye women's soccer is 4-0 for first time since 2000
• Hawks win first battles of Iowa State Challenge, showdown with Cyclones up next
• West Glen Town Center to host 2011 Martini Fest on September 30
• Town Hall Meetings
• Revised Account in Fast and Furious
• Remember Legacy of Those Lost on 9/11 Anniversary
• Q&A Agriculture and Washington
• September 11th Remembrance Ceremony
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes seek 11th straight victory in season opener
• Super Committee Staff Director
• Iowa Football: Tennessee Tech not afraid to test itself against FBS big boys
• Grassley Reacts to New Fall-out from ATF Oversight
• Red, White and Blue Firefest 2011: A Tribute to 9-11
• Nationally ranked Hawkeyes fall to No. 2 Tar Heels in field hockey
• Grassley begins town meetings with Iowans in 14 counties
• Gusto Pizza Company: pizza with gusto
• Iowa grabs commitment from three-star athlete from Detroit
• Hawkeye football is less than one week away, depth chart released
• Hawkeyes close out home invitational with loss to Marquette
• Ranked Hawkeyes upset No. 11 Wake Forest in field hockey
• Iowa splits first two volleyball matches of Hawkeye Challenge
• Hawkeye soccer team moves to 3-0 following easy victory
• Shane's Rib Shack in Clive to become Tartine
• Q and A: Whistleblowers
• Anderson Gallery to open exhibition and launch new film series
• DSM: Sushibomb II is set for Sept. 25 at Des Moines' Salisbury House & Gardens
• Disaster Aid to Iowa after Severe Storms, Straight-line Winds and Flooding
• Drake University football players to present Tanzania trip experiences
• The Zombies are coming! Zombie Walk on Aug. 26, Zombie Burger on Aug. 30
• Iowa Football: Where does the Big Ten Conference go for expansion?
• Iowa Football: Is college football headed to four large super conferences?
• Grassley: Final Rule on Medical Researchers' Financial Ties is Disappointing on Transparency
• Iowa Corn listens to critics, will change look of Cy-Hawk Trophy
• Back to School for Des Moines - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Presidential candidate Thadeus McCotter to visit campus
• Sangria Soiree is August 27 at West End Architectural Salvage
• Hawkeye hoopster Printy named to "Wade Watch" list
• Food, music, and more at Ingersoll Live on August 27
• Iowa Football: Five reasons the Hawkeyes are not ranked in AP poll
• Hawkeye goalie Moran wins Big Ten Conference weekly honor
• Iowa's Emily Moran becomes all-time leader in wins after soccer victory
• Two future Hawkeyes named to All-USA high school track and field team
• Iowa women begin soccer season with shutout over DePaul
• Hawkeye women end foreign trip with blowout win over BC Franconville
• Trostel's Dish offers new seasonal menu and special
• 3rd Annual Moustache Brew Bash at Mullet’s August 27
• Q&A: Missouri River Flooding
• Democracy in Action
• University of Iowa now accepting some orders for Iowa-Creighton basketball game
• Iowa hoops program grabs commitment from Indiana shooting guard
• Big Ten Network says Iowa will have great OL, lots of youth
• Iowa assistant coach Joey Woody to be inducted in MVC Hall of Fame
• Grassley: Congress Missed Opportunity to Fix Conflict of Interest Problem at Credit Ratings Agencies
• Des Moines University’s fourth annual 5k promises challenging, yet scenic course
• Grassley, Issa Letter to Holder on Melson Transcript and the Agreement with Grassley
• Grassley Asks SEC to Account for Serious Allegations of Case-related Document Destruction
• Examiner reviews Tally’s Restaurant & Bar in Beaverdale
• University of Iowa announces 23rd Athletics Hall of Fame Class
• Hawkeye softball team holding open tryouts at Pearl Field
• Two former Iowa Hawkeyes find new collegiate homes
• Hawkeye wrestling team releases schedule for upcoming season
• Des Moines Restaurant Week is August 19 – 28
• Grassley plans town meetings with Iowans in 14 counties
• Iowa Football: Five observations we have learned so far in camp
• Iowa's top prep wrestler gives verbal commitment to Hawkeyes
• Hawkeyes dominate Drake in women's soccer exhibition
• Hawkeye women show off depth in big win over BKZ Levice
• Iowa men's golf team lands third commitment to 2011-12 class
• Iowa radio voice Gary Dolphin diagnosed with prostate cancer
• Iowa hoops collects commitment from four-star point guard
• Iowa freshman makes big impact in first game with Hawkeyes
• Iowa suffers first injury of season, DiBona likely done for year
• Iowa's Binns named to Hendricks Watch List
• A third Jethro’s to open in West Des Moines: Jethro’s Jambalaya
• Q&A: Exports and Jobs
• Grassley Urges President to Reconsider Definition of Tax Reform
• Le’s Chinese Bar-B-Que is an interesting find
• The Continental: Tapas, cocktails, and more
• OMM Treatments and Giveaways at DMU Day at the Fair
• Grassley Pursues Answers After American Bar Association's "Inadequate" Response
• Examiner reviews Bamboo Buffet & Grill
• West Glen restaurant and juice bar among 12 businesses starting Give Back Days
• Grassley Seeks Adjustments for Flood Control on the Missouri River
• Q&A: Balanced Budget Amendment
• Big Ten Conference announces nine-game conference schedule beginning 2017
• Hawkeyes collecting votes in initial USA Today Coaches' poll
• Cool Basil Asian Cuisine opens a new restaurant in Altoona
• 2nd Annual Downtown Alfresco Dinner set for this weekend
• Grassley Urges Agency Not to Weaken Federal Health Research Transparency Rule
• Des Moines University receives $10,000 grant from Pioneer Hi-Bred
• Grassley: More Regulations on Farmers Unnecessarily Burdensome
• Drake calls for volunteers to assist in neighborhood revitalization
• Vote against plan to increase the government's debt limit
• Braley Statement on Debt Ceiling Vote
• Rhabdo what? Hawkeyes finding recruiting success despite hospitalizations
• Four Des Moines restaurants to participate in Devour Des Moines
• Iowa delegation gets commitment from Postmaster General for information and, potentially, additional consideration
• Drake alumnae named Business Record “Women of Influence”
• Big Ten Conference selects 12 Players to Watch, no Hawkeyes selected
• Iowa Football: My top five favorite Hawkeyes in Kirk Ferentz era
• That’s a spicy meatball! A look back at Viva L’Italia 2011
• Big Ten Championship Game tickets sell out in two hours
• Grassley Statement on Senate Vote
• Braley Urges Obama to Provide Disaster Assistance in Iowa
• Iowa-Nebraska to play in Heroes Game on gridiron annually
• Q & A: Tax Expenditures
• Iowa Football: Ferentz excited for new season, new rivalry with Nebraska
• Red China Bistro is a bit of an enigma
• Senate Passes Braley Language to Require U.S.-Made Flags
• Braley Statement on Branstad Veto of Tax Breaks for Iowans
• Braley Statement on Severe Storm Damage in Iowa
• Grassley Bill to Ban Synthetic Drug Advances via Committee
• Braley Demands Answers from U.S. Postal Service
• Braley Demands Answers from U.S. Postal Service
• Braley Announces $1,854,187 for Waterloo
• Braley Announces $1,854,187 for Waterloo
• Braley Statement on Injured Iowa Solider
• Grassley supports Branstad's request for federal disaster assistance
• FCC response on LightSquared
• Peace Tree Brewery to have complimentary tasting at Trostel's Greenbriar
• Six Hawkeyes sign free agent deals with NFL teams
• Hawkeye football team secures first instate recruit for 2011
• Iowa baseball team grabs another commitment for 2011 class
• Former Hawkeye Woolridge to be inducted into Nebraska Black Sports Hall of Fame
• Viva L'Italia is July 29-30 in Des Moines
• Celebrating National Lasagna Day July 28 in Des Moines
• Braley Announces $242,655 for Davenport Veterans
• Grassley Prepared Statement at the Immigration Subcommittee Hearing
• Braley Statement on Proposed Post Office Closures
• Braley Announces $237,500 for Downtown Dubuque Intermodal Facility
• Braley Announces New Train Set for Dubuque Intercity Rail Line
• ATF Officials in Mexico Denied Access to Information by U.S. Counterparts about Reckless Strategy that Allowed Guns to Fall Into the Hands of Mexican Drug Cartels
• More Than $200,000 to Iowa from U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
• Grassley Asks for Education Department Policies for Contact with Investors Seeking to Profit from Agency Information
• Café di Scala celebrates six years in Des Moines on July 26
• Grassley Praises IRS Decision to Help Innocent Spouses in Tax Cheating Cases
• Drake Day at the Iowa State Fair deemed blue ribbon-worthy
• Splash Seafood Bar & Grill offers Wine Education Series
• Des Moines restaurants participate in Blank Park Zoo's Feast in the Wild
• Coffee and comic shop Cup O’ Kryptonite to hold benefit July 27
• Four-star lineman from Illinois becomes Hawkeyes' seventh commitment
• Iowa freshman Bedell helps Team USA win gold medal at European Global Challenge
• Iowa's Health Care Waiver Partially Approved, Grassley Comment
• Senate Approves Bill to Stop Abuse of Government Charge Cards by Federal Employees
• Red Tape Keeps Economy Running on Empty
• Q&A: SAVE Child Support Act
• Drake science students celebrate summer research, present findings
• University of Iowa partners with LIDS Sports Group to form Herky's Locker Room
• Hawkeye women release non-conference basketball schedule
• Braley’s Bill to Help Veterans Advances in House
• Braley’s Bill to Help Veterans Advances in House
• Braley Statement on House Recessing for Weekend
• Braley Statement on House Recessing for Weekend
• FBI Director Term Extension Cleared by Senate
• Judiciary Committee Approves Kohl-Grassley Bill to Save Billions by Stopping "Pay-offs" That Hinder Competition from Generic Drugs
• Cut, Cap and Balance Act of 2011
• Grassley Amendment on Non-profit Accountability Advances in Committee
• Local staging of Shakespeare's 'As You Like It' features Drake faculty, staff and students
• Iowa Football: Fans soundoff about Iowa-ISU rivalry, football game
• Iowa punter Guthrie nominated for Game Works Team
• Braley Announces $131,100 for Independence Airport
• Braley Statement on Afghan IG Report
• Opening STatement of Ranking Member Grassley at Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing on the Defense of Marriage Act
• More Than $500,000 to Iowa Airports
• A look at Urbandale’s Incredible Pizza Company
• University of Iowa announces "color games" for 2011 season
• Braley Statement on Institute of Medicine’s Report on Women’s Health
• Grassley is Lead Co-sponsor of Bipartisan Measure to Strengthen Child Support Enforcement
• Grassley, Issa Press for Answers from FBI, DEA in Fast and Furious Investigation
• ATF Director: DOJ Response to Fast and Furious Investigation Intended to Protect Political Appointees
• Drake to host free workshop on agricultural grant program
• Des Moines’ el Bait Shop is a good place to eat and great place to meet
• Bell’s Brewery brings their carnival to el Bait Shop Restaurant & Bar
• Nielsen, Coker garner more preseason Watch List recognition
• Q & A: Social Security and the Debt Ceiling
• Grassley Seeks Accountability from Non-profits Receiving Federal Funds Via Prisoner Rehabilitation Program
• Iowa again to play Kansas State in Big 12/Big Ten Women's Basketball Challenge
• University of Iowa announces 45th Annual Golden Harvest event
• Hawkeye football staff decides players who will attend Big Ten Media Days
• Anthony Hubbard delivers blow to Iowa basketball coach Fran McCaffery
• IA & IL Delegation Members To General: Any Proposal To Relocate JMTC Would Face ...
• IA & IL Delegation Members To General: Any Proposal To Relocate JMTC Would Face ...
• Judicial Nominees Lack Experience, Second Chance Reauthorization
• Another day, another watch list honor for Iowa's Reiff
• More Than $1.5 Million to Iowa
• Braley Demands Investigation of Murdoch’s News Corporation
• The Violence Against Women Act
• Iowa Football: Five things that must improve from 2010 season
• Examiner review of Wig and Pen Pizza Pub in Ankeny
• This year’s Clive Festival to again feature a “scaled back” Taste of Clive
• Braley Condemns Governor's Partisan Attack on Independent Commissioner
• Braley Fights to Help Veterans Stay in Their Homes
• Grassley: Tax Increases Don't Reduce Deficits
• More Than $5 Million to Dubuque Regional Airport
• Iowa Football: Four key games on 2011 schedule
• Two Hawkeyes named to Rivals.com's top 100 Players Countdown
• Braley Statement on Severe Storm in Iowa
• Braley Statement on Death of Cedar Rapids Soldier
• New Reporting Requirements for Federal Firearms Licensees on the Southwest Border
• Grassley asks about potential bait and switch of students at ABA-accredited law schools and subsequent risk for taxpayers
• Iowa's preseason ranking may give Ferentz fuel for fire
• More preseason honors for Iowa DB Prater, OL Reiff
• Drake to host conference on sustainable land ownership
• Drake area Jethro’s BBQ to host 2011 Wing Ding
• Braley Fights to Keep Mexican Trucks Off U.S. Roads
• Braley Fights to Create Jobs, Boost Investment in Biofuels
• $175,000 to the Iowa Department of Public Health
• Q & A: Looking Forward with Biodiesel
• Washington's Wonderland
• Several Des Moines restaurants to participate in the 2011 Cityview Brewfest
• Braley Introduces Bill to Honor Future Farmers of America
• Four-star recruit Johnson makes it official, commits to Iowa Hawkeyes
• Iowa Football: College football fans sound off on Iowa-Nebraska rivalry
• Iowa Football: Position Breakdown -- Analyzing the return specialists
• Grassley comment on Thune-Klobuchar-Feinstein ethanol agreement
• Child Pornography Found on Assistant U.S. Attorney's Computer, Attorney was also Viewing Adult Content on Taxpayer Dime
• Highly ranked DT may make his decision Thursday
• Iowa outfielder Andrew Host voted to Prospect League All-Star Game
• Iowa's McNutt named to 2011 Fred Biletnikoff Award Watch List
• Braley Statement on Change of Condolence Letter Policy
• ATF Director Testifies on Operation Targeting Gun Smugglers
• Two more Central Iowa foodie events to add to your July calendars
• Several Hawkeye football players earn more preseason honors
• Hawkeyes tally school-record 510 points in Directors' Cup Standings
• Great food and fun: Ankeny SummerFest is July 7-10
• Free physicals at DMU for students
• Continued Review of Audits of the Defense Department Inspector General
• Grassley: the FCC is wrong to leave the public in the dark about LightSquared
• Inaugural 'Devour Des Moines' triathlon to benefit Drake's Buy Fresh Buy Local
• Iowa Football: Position Breakdown -- Analyzing the punters and kickers
• 80/35 Music Festival: Great music and great food in Downtown Des Moines
• Iowa Football: Position Breakdown -- Analyzing the Signal Callers
• Nebraska officially becomes member of Big Ten Conference
• Hawkeyes add late addition to 2011 football class
• More Than $200,000 to Iowa Nursing Schools
• Des Moines’ Volcano Bar & Grill: Exploding with Mexican flavor, but not ambiance
• Grassley Comments on Justice Department Intelligence Community Investigations
• Grassley Comments of New Sentencing Commission Guidelines
• Treasury responds for White House on Small Business Lending Fund
• Senate Staff to Fill-In for Grassley at Town Meetings Next Week
• Oversight of the Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force
• More Than $3 Million to Cedar Rapids for Disaster Recovery
• More Than $150,000 to Iowa Airports
• Balanced Budget Amendment to the Constitution
• Equal Justice Under Law, the Supreme Court and Corporate Behavior
• Hawkeye recruits Beattie, Hull to compete in Pan American Junior Championships
• Buy Fresh Buy Local releases 2011 directory at Downtown Farmers' Market
• Okoboji Grill: hit or miss
• Grassley sponsors bill to honor Future Farmers of America
• Prepared Statement of Ranking Member Chuck Grassley
• More Than $120,000 to Iowa from the Department of Commerce
• More Than $4 Million to Iowa from FEMA
• Q & A: Internship Opportunities
• Iowa Football: Position Breakdown -- Analyzing the ball carriers
• Disaster Aid to Iowa after Flooding
• Iowa recruit Fleming says there's a good chance he plays both ways
• Iowa Football: Position Breakdown -- Analyzing the other pass catchers
• Iowa's fifth commitment is very tall kicker/punter
• Hawkeye outfielder Willis earns gold glove honor
• Examiner review of New China Buffet & Grill
• Iowa Football: Position Breakdown -- Analyzing the wide receivers
• Braley Statement on Libya Bills
• Braley Announces $54,002 for Allen College
• Hawkeyes land four-star athlete from Chicago
• Grassley Offers Internships to New College Graduates
• Q & A: Holding Employers Accountable
• Protecting the Public's Right to Know
• Grassley, Cantwell Propose Legislation for Domestically Produced Biofuels
• Drake rewarded for recycling success
• Examiner talks food and fighting with 3XW’s Gage Octane
• Iowa Football: Position Breakdown -- Analyzing the experienced OL
• Braley Statement on President Obama’s Afghanistan Speech
• Populist Caucus Applauds President Obama’s Decision to Open Strategic Petroleum Reserve
• Grassley Bill Would Help Foster Children Affected by Methamphetamine, Other Substance Abuse
• Farm Bill Accountability: The Importance of Measuring Performance, While Eliminating Duplication and Waste
• Iowa Football: Position Breakdown -- Analyzing the Hawkeye secondary
• Braley Secures Justice for Tortured Gulf War Heroes
• Sioux City Fire Department to Receive $14,000
• $2,800 to the University of Iowa
• Information Sought from Medtronic on Unreported Side Effects, Financial Ties to Clinical Investigators
• Annual Fourth of July Celebration
• Five more Iowa Hawkeyes earn preseason football honors
• Hawkeyes go to Nebraska to get third commitment for 2012
• Mi Patria: from World Food Festival favorite to West Des Moines success
• Iowa Football: Position breakdown -- Analyzing the guys in the middle
• Grassley Disputes Firearms Figures from the ATF
• Grassley Requests that a Farm Bill Field Hearing be Held in Iowa
• More Than $65,000 to Iowa Department of Transportation
• Grassley, Kohl release report on FDA review of medical device safety
• Fran McCaffery trying to put together breakthrough class in Iowa City
• Braley Fights for Eldridge Post Office
• Braley Fights for Eldridge Post Office
• Iowa Football: Position Breakdown -- Analyzing the defensive line
• Iowa gets second commitment of 2012 football class
• Grassley, Harkin, King make appeal for Sioux City mail processing center
• More Than $7 Million to Iowa Airports
• Iowa Football: Five most important players for a successful season
• Boathouse All-Stars provide inspiration to aspiring jazz musicians
• dsm Magazine’s Top Chef Challenge 2011 to be held at the Iowa Culinary Institute
• Grassley, Colleagues Urge End to Russian Roadblocks to U.S. Pork Products
• Q & A: Keeping Farm Payments Focused on Family Farms
• Iowa Football: Five bold predictions for 2011 season
• Big Ten, CBS Sports agree to multi-year contract extension
• Big Ten Conference releases league-wide matchups for men and women
• More Than $14 Million to Iowa from FEMA
• Ranking Member Grassley Statement on Bill to Extend the Tenure of the FBI Director
• Grassley Statement on Feinstein-Coburn Amendment
• Iowa alums Hopfinger, India record top 20 finishes at amateur tournament
• Iowa Athletic Director Gary Barta now in search of new women's golf coach
• Ranking Member Grassley Presentation Material at House Oversight Hearing on Operation Fast and Furious
• 2011 Winefest Weekend Preview (Part 4): The Grand Tasting
• 2011 Winefest Weekend Preview (Part 3): Saturday Sessions
• 2011 Winefest Weekend Preview (Part 2): Sips in the City
• 2011 Winefest Weekend Preview (Part 1): Prima Dinners
• Hawkeye women add post player to 2012 recruiting class
• Former Iowa walk-on gets selected to play for the 2011 U.S. Men's National team
• On Flag Day, Braley Continues Push for 100% American-Made Flags
• Iowa's Prater, Reiff garner more preseason All-America honors
• Iowa Football: Five newcomers to watch this fall
• Grassley amendment would safeguard tax dollars awarded as federal grants,ban federal grant awards to tax delinquents
• Grassley Works to Hold Employers Accountable for Hiring Illegal Workers
• Grassley comment on defeat of Coburn amendment to repeal ethanol blender's tax credit
• Hawkeyes getting back to old school football this offseason
• Wisconsin now big favorite in Leaders Division following Ohio State troubles
• Drake farmers' market to host hearing experts
• Big Ten Network announces Wednesday is going to be "Iowa Day"
• Fourteen Iowa student-athletes named to All-American squads
• Braley Commends Delta for Reimbursing Soldiers
• Populist Caucus Chair Braley Condemns Bill that Would Raise Gas Prices
• Des Moines area McDonald's restaurants unaffected by online hoax
• Grassley floor speech in opposition to amendment to repeal the ethanol blender's tax credit
• Nearly $3 Million to Benton County
• Michigan State, Nebraska will be favored by most to win Legends Division
• Hawkeye junior Doris climbs up medal stand at NCAA Championships
• 6 suggestions for celebrating National Seafood Month in the Des Moines area
• Iowa's Herron, Flood claim top 15 finishes at NCAA Championships
• Innovation vs. Re-invention
• University of Iowa adds six new members to Athletics Hall of Fame
• NCAA Track
• Q & A: Tax Incentives for Ethanol
• SEC response on SAC Capital referrals
• More Iowa golf honors come for former Hawkeye player, head coach
• Mother Nature was only winner Thursday at NCAA Championships
• NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships continue at Drake
• Drake celebrates tenure and promotion of 17 faculty members
• Pho 888’s opening is a curious success
• Grassley, Senate Judiciary Committee Members Call for Hearing on Balanced Budget Amendment
• Two Hawkeyes fail to advance to finals as NCAA Championships kick off at Drake
• Grassley, Johnson Keep Focus on Setting Hard Caps for Farm Payments, Closing Loopholes
• Two more incoming Iowa baseball recruits get taken in MLB Draft
• Iowa's Shaun Prater named preseason all-American by Lindy's
• Braley Calls on Delta to Reimburse Soldiers
• Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control to Hold Hearing on Illegal Tunnels on the Southwest Border
• Extending the Service of FBI Director Through 2013
• Big Ten Conference determines kickoff times for first three Iowa football games
• Two Hawkeyes taken in 2011 Major League Baseball Draft
• The Drake University Adult Literacy Center seeks dedicated volunteers
• Braley Announces $200,000 for Clean Up in Arlington
• Braley Announces $200,000 for Clean Up in Arlington
• More Than $1 Million to Iowa from FEMA
• More Than $1 Million to Iowa
• More Than $7 Million to Iowa for Head Start Projects
• Grassley Named a "Defender of Children"
• Grassley on Status of SEC Response on Referrals Regarding SAC Capital
• Iowa's Wieczorek, Woody honored by USTFCCCA
• More Than $1 Million to Iowa Airports
• Prepared Statement of Ranking Member Chuck Grassley Regarding Donald B. Verrilli, Jr., to be Solicitor General of the United States
• Grassley Floor Speech: Defense Department Inspector General Reports Get D-
• Grassley: Defense Department Audits Earn D- Grade, Improvements Needed
• Big Ten Conference approves Big Ten football title game in Indy through 2016
• Gary Barta announces Dan Gable statue to be placed outside Carver Hawkeye Arena
• Fine arts faculty, students sing praises of cultural harmony on trip to China
• McCaffery, university release nonconference schedule for Iowa hoops
• Iowa men's golf places 10th at NCAA Championships
• Reiff, McNutt named to preseason all-America teams
• The 33rd Annual Greek Food Fair is June 4th and 5th
• Braley Statement on Libya Resolutions
• Braley, Boswell, and Loebsack Fight Cuts to Renewable Fuel Infrastructure, Protections for Farmers
• Q&A: Debt Ceiling Debate Should Force Fiscal Responsibility
• Protecting Elderly Nursing Home Residents and Taxpayers
• China House fights to stand out
• Iowa basketball coach McCaffery to play in Coaches vs. Cancer Golf Invitational
• Applications for Internships with Grassley Due on June 15
• More Than $2 Million to Lu Verne for Wastewater Collection
• Three Iowa golfers earn all-Region honors
• Iowa's golf team climbs leaderboard in Round 2
• Iowa recruiting class honored by PrepVolleyball.com
• Former Iowa coach Dan Gable earns another honor
• Iowa Hall of Fame class to be announced on June 10
• $830,000 to Alta from USDA
• The Palms is denied its liquor license…twice.
• Drake alumna, Fulbright Grant recipient to create documentary
• Drake well-represented in cast, crew and pit orchestra of local musical
• Lecture to examine science behind climate change
• Braley Statement on Today's Debt Ceiling Limit Vote
• Braley Statement on Passing of Brooklyn, IA Community Leader Bev Rens
• Iowa sends 12 student-athletes to NCAA Championships in Des Moines
• With Coe ineligible, McCall becomes potential 'Next Man In'
• Has Iowa been “captured” by the Mongolians?
• Iowa fans forced to spend extra cash for game in Ames
• Iowa track and field team advances three to next round of NCAAs
• Smokin' in the Junction is May 28 and 29 in Historic Valley Junction
• SWINE Festival coming up June 4th in Ankeny
• Grassley says Senate resolution helps keep spotlight on important issues for children, families in the foster care system
• Q & A: Lightning Speed on LightSquared
• Drake Farmers' Market kicks off 15th season
• Drake's summer observatory series kicks off with a closer look at our solar system
• Populist Caucus Unveils "Gas Is Too Damn High" Plan to Lower Gas Prices
• Braley Calls for Immediate Withdrawal of U.S. Combat Troops from Afghanistan
• Braley Statement on Injured Iowa Marine
• Iowa women's golf tournament adds celebrity golfers to mix
• USA PATRIOT Act Extended
• ILLINOIS & IOWA DELEGATIONS CALL FOR MEETING WITH ARMY SECRETARY TO DISCUSS REPORTS OF POSSIBLE JMTC CLOSURE AT ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL
• Grassley Elicits Confirmation of Risk to U.S. Market Share Over Korea Trade Agreement Delay
• Leahy, Grassley, Feinstein, Chambliss Introduce Bill To Extend Mueller's Term
• Floor Statement of U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley on Free Trade Agreements
• Iowa's James Ferentz named to Dave Rimington Watch List
• Le Jardin still searching for a home
• Americana Restaurant & Lounge opens tonight in Downtown Des Moines
• B-1Visa in Place of H-1B Visas
• Baucus, Grassley Report Details Financial Relationship Between Drug Company, Physicians Who Lobbied the FDA
• Holding Criminals Accountable
• Iowa-Nebraska to play first Big Ten game at 11 a.m.
• Four Iowa baseball players collect all-conference honors
• SEC approves whistleblower rules
• Grassley says doing nothing is surest way to kill Medicare as we know it, urges Senate Democratic leadership to join a real debate to save Medicare
• Council Bluffs Fire Department to Receive More Than $70,000
• Feinstein, Grassley Release Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control Report on Mexico
• Examiner visits Des Moines Salvadoran restaurant; saves world from apocalypse?
• Braley Calls On Branstad to Reconsider Support for Job-Killing FTA
• GAO report on tax-owing stimulus contractors
• Grassley Seeks to Learn Outcome of SEC's Handling of Referrals
• Braley Calls for Assessment of Proposed Delta-US Airways Deal
• A Des Moines restaurateur and two Des Moines sandwiches get national attention
• Des Moines University student earns American Lung Association volunteer award
• House Passes Braley’s Andrew Connolly Bill Unanimously
• Braley Statement on Joplin Tornado
• Hawkeye golfers advance to NCAA Championships
• Iowa falls to Purdue in final baseball game of season
• Extending the USA PATRIOT Act
• LANDRIEU, GRASSLEY TO PARTICIPATE IN TOWN HALL ON FOSTER YOUTH EDUCATION
• Drake University Bulldogs triumph 17-7 over CONADEIP All-Stars from Mexico in Global Kilimanjaro Bowl
• Drake defeats the CONADEIP All-Stars of Mexico, 17-7, in Global Kilimanjaro Bowl
• Drake and CONADEIP All-Stars make sporting history in Global Kilimanjaro Bowl
• Drake wins Kili Bowl, 17-7, over CONADEIP All-Stars
• Iowa track and field teams land big honors in Big Ten Conference
• Iowa baseball team loses another lead against Purdue
• Iowa golfers fourth after two rounds of NCAA Regional
• Has Lucky Dragon Restaurant's luck changed?
• Iowa track and field teams send 33 student-athletes to NCAA Regional
• Iowa's Watkins, Keim earn all-Big Ten softball honors
• Purdue rallies with big eighth inning against Hawkeyes
• Iowa women to host Virginia Tech in Big Ten/ACC Challenge
• Iowa football to play Northwestern in prime time
• Salute to Graduates
• Q & A: Helping Veterans Access Health Care
• Drake law students draft proposals for a greener Des Moines
• Restaurant 101: Common misconceptions about sushi
• Senators introduce bipartisan bill to help ranchers and farmers stay competitive
• Ranking Member Grassley Statement following Vote on Judicial Nominee Goodwin Liu Fails
• Finance professor receives Fulbright grant to teach, conduct research in Uganda
• Hawks to host Clemson in Big Ten/ACC Challenge
• Creighton rallies past Hawks in Iowa's final home game
• Braley Receives Iowa Medical Society Award
• Ranking Member Grassley Hearing Statement on Improving Efficiency and Ensuring Justice in the Immigration Court System
• Grassley Discusses Nomination of Goodwin Liu
• Grassley questions White House claims about how small business loan funds would be used
• Ranking Member Grassley Presses Holder for Timely Response to Questions, Reiterates Unanswered Requests
• Grassley, Colleagues Call for China to End Intellectual Property Rights Infringement
• 58th Annual Memorial Day Horse Show
• Examiner reviews India Star
• Drake Bulldogs to face CONADEIP All-Stars from Mexico in Global Kilimanjaro Bowl
• Drake University presents 2011 Madelyn Levitt awards to top teacher, mentor
• Annual DMU memorial service for body donors free, open to public
• Grassley Comment on Wasteful Spending at Public Housing Authorities
• Grassley Presses Agency for Answers on Wireless Network Project
• More Than $900,000 to University of Iowa
• Improving Security at the Borders
• Grassley Urges Action for Keystone Pipeline with Canada
• Q & A: The Independent Payment Advisory Board
• Drake president to blog during trip to Tanzania
• Gateway Market is way more than a market
• Iowa's Hippen earns weekly Big Ten Conference honor
• Braley Goes After Oil Speculators
• Nearly $2 Million to Des Moines International Airport
• More Than $100,000 to the University of Iowa
• Athletic director's children raise $1,265 to buy supplies for service projects in Tanzania
• Iowa men capture first track and field conference title since 1967
• Poor pitching leads to loss against Ohio State
• Iowa track and field team advances 16 to finals of Big Ten Championships
• Iowa stuns Ohio State with late-inning dramatics
• Looking back at the 2011 CelebrAsian Festival
• Men's tennis falls to Illinois in NCAA Tournament, 4-0
• Drake falls, 7-4, to Missouri State in MVC Title Game
• Jarred Hippen pitches Iowa past Ohio State in Columbus
• Examiner dines in The Club Car
• Drake University's School of Journalism and Mass Communication earns reaccreditation, praise from national agency
• Braley Helps Veterans Stay in Their Homes
• Braley Helps Veterans Stay in Their Homes
• Iowa's Jaime Printy invited to USA Basketball Team Trials
• Iowa freshman Melsahn Basabe invited to USA Basketball training camp
• Two Hawkeye freshmen earn spots on USA Volleyball Team
• Grassley: Report Shows SEC's Revolving Door Must Be Slowed
• Braley Calls on Branstad,Legislature to Create Jobs, Pass Rail Funding
• Braley’s Andrew Connolly Bill Moves Forward in House
• Ranking Member Grassley statement on the nomination of Donald B. Verrilli, Jr., to be Solicitor General of the United States
• Emmenecker, Johnson sandwiches square off in ESPN competition
• Grassley comments on President's announcement to seek two-year extension to the term of FBI Director
• Judiciary Committee Senators Unveil Targeted Bill To Counter Online Infringement
• Anderson Gallery exhibition closing reception to highlight student work
• Foodies Unite: The Des Moines food event season begins this weekend
• CelebrAsian kicks off 8 months of food events in Des Moines
• Braley Calls on Boehner to Repeal Tax Breaks for Big Oil
• Braley Announces Winners of Congressional Art Competition
• Civil Rights Assessment at USDA
• Iowa's Bluder gets seven-year contract extension through 2018
• Iowa's Gatens. Cartwright chosen to play in international all-star games
• Iowa men's golf team selected to NCAA regionals
• Pioneering alumna to deliver Law School commencement address Friday
• Bamboo Buffet & Grill moves into the old Shangri-La
• Braley Calls on Branstad, Legislature to Fund High Speed Rail
• Ranking Member Grassley Statement on the Nomination of Edward Chen
• Ranking Member Grassley Reacts to President Obama's Immigratin Speech
• Grassley urges SEC Chairman to make sure new whistleblower office is effective
• John and Mary Pappajohn to receive honorary degrees at Drake commencement
• Hawkeye softball team ends season with loss to Penn State
• Braley Announces Over $268 Million for High Speed Rail
• Grassley, Kohl: Nursing Home Residents Receive Powerful Antipsychotic Drugs for Off-label Uses, Inspector General Report Shows
• Grassley Opposes Deputy Attorney General Nominee
• Hawks collect walk-off win against Penn State
• Missed opportunities doom Hawks against rival Penn State
• Lyon's complete-game gem pushes Hawks past Penn State
• Volcano Bar & Grill open on the south side of Des Moines
• Three Hawkeyes earn membership into NFF Hampshire Honor Society
• Iowa senior Kurt Lee named academic all-district
• Hawkeyes blast Penn State in opener of three-game series
• Drake students to bring recycling program to Roosevelt High School
• News from the late Paul Trostel’s trio of restaurants
• Braley Statement on SSG Giunta's Selection as Torchbearer for 2011 Warrior Games
• Q & A: May is National Foster Care Month
• Iowans Talk Gas Prices and National Debt
• Hawkeye recruiting class jumps to four for softball program
• Drake students win National Association of Broadcasters Show competition
• Drake to host student-created sexual assault conference
• Drake student body president receives Oreon E. Scott Award
• Braley’s Andrew Connolly Bill Passes Unanimously
• Iowa softball team continues slide, loses two to Illinois
• Grassley renews call for voluntary disclosure by influential disease and medical advocacy groups
• Hawkeye baseball team falls to Wisconsin-Milwaukee
• Braley Statement on Cinco de Mayo
• Leahy, Grassley Roll Out New Anti-Fraud Legislation
• Disaster Aid to Iowa after Severe Storms, Tornadoes and Wind
• Grassley and Conrad Push For Better Access To Quality Rural Health Care
• Where in Des Moines to take Mom to eat this Mother’s Day
• Brickhouse American Grille in Clive closes its doors
• Where to celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Des Moines
• Oversight Hearing of the Department of Justice
• Recent graduate selected as a Fulbright grant recipient will teach English in Brazil
• Alexander, India nominated for Big Ten Conference Athletes of the Year
• Grassley: Potential Movement on Trade Agreements Gives Hope to U.S. Producers
• Grassley-Conrad Bill Boosts Domestic Energy Production
• Introduction of the Domestic Energy Promotion Act of 2011
• Grassley on Income Mobility and the Tax Code
• Hawkeye track teams find success at 102nd Drake Relays
• Grassley, Issa Press Justice Department to Provide Congress with Accurate Representations of Operation Fast and Furious
• Grassley: Report Shows Veterans Affairs Hospitals Must Ensure Safety of Medical Equipment
• Iowa golfer India named Big Ten Conference Player of the Year
• Iowa pitcher Jarred Hippen earns Big Ten Conference honor
• Braley Calls on Obama to Act on Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence in Military
• Braley Calls on Obama to Act on Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence in Military
• Braley Fights for Disabled Veterans
• Braley Fights for Disabled Veterans
• Grassley says bin Laden death a major milestone but not the end of the war on terror
• Iowa baseball team blasts Minnesota at Target Field
• Braley Statement on Announcement of Bin Laden's Death
• Braley Statement on Announcement of Bin Laden's Death
• Indiana's Morgan Melloh too much as Hoosiers beat Hawkeyes
• Gophers beat Hawks in 12-inning thriller
• Five Hawks get selected on final day of NFL Draft
• Jarred Hipped throws one-hitter in loss to Gophers
• Drake student awarded national pharmacy scholarship
• Drake orchestra concert to feature winners of 2010 Concerto Competition
• Pharmacy and health sciences students to hone professional skills at annual CPHS event
• Take a trip back in time at the Sugar Shack in Altoona
• Braley Announces Online Voting for Congressional Art Competition
• Braley Statement on U.S. Appeals Court Stem Cell Decision
• Q & A: Tax Increases and Deficit Reduction
• Former Iowa DE Clayborn gets picked by Tampa Bay at No. 20
• Drake to partake in first RAGBRAI College Spirit Day
• Drake appoints vice provost for international programs
• First Muslim congressman to lecture on post 9/11 misconceptions of Islam
• Grassley supports Branstad's request for federal disaster assistance
• Former Iowa players gear up for NFL Draft
• Manufacturers Honor Grassley for Supporting Manufacturing Jobs
• Iowa's offensive struggles continue in loss to Cornhuskers
• Six-foot-10 center Olaseni signs with Hawkeyes
• Business is still booming at Baby Boomers Café
• Law professor to address the constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
• Drake Theatre presents 'The Glory of Living'
• Hawkeye women's basketball player Draxten ends her career
• Two basketball prospects set to make decision today
• Iowa's Lyon wins Big Ten Conference Pitcher of the Week honor
• Fashionista with plenty of personality wins Drake's Beautiful Bulldog Contest
• South Amana Native Appointed to U.S. Air Force Academy
• Iowa football team names 2011 Leadership Group
• Fast start, strong finish guides Wolverines past Iowa in baseball
• Hawks let one slip away against top-ranked Michigan
• Michigan beats Iowa baseball team in nightcap of doubleheader
• Hawkeye softball team knocks off No. 1 Michigan
• Iowa baseball team rallies past Michigan in opener
• Iowa basketball program lands JUCO all-American
• Lift your spirits with a visit to Cal’s Fine Food & Spirits II in Norwalk
• Drake spring football game serves as dress rehearsal for Kilimanjaro Bowl
• Drake celebrates Turner Jazz Center with opening gala
• Students go silent to speak out for voiceless in Uganda
• Q & A: Fostering Student Talent
• Drake University vice president for business and finance issues statement regarding alleged misappropriation of funds
• Presidential candidate Fred Karger to visit campus
• Grassley Releases Treasury Secretary Response on Small Business Lending Fund
• Iowa pounds out 14 hits in win over Western Illinois
• Hawkeyes start fast, hold off Cyclones in Iowa City
• Drake to dedicate historic Harvey Ingham Hall following modernizing remodel
• Grassley Announces Appointment of Slater Native to West Point
• What’s new on the Des Moines restaurant scene?
• English faculty to discuss how research informs the process of writing fiction and poetry
• Bulldogs will be working their wrinkles at Drake's Beautiful Bulldog Contest on April 25
• Braley Statement on Redistricting, New Congressional District
• More Than $140,000 to Airports in Fairfield and Mason City
• Polk County Fair 2011
• Hawks sweep Northwestern behind Big Ten Player of Week Liz Watkins
• Populist Caucus Leads Charge to Close Corporate Tax Loopholes
• Grassley will meet with Iowans in 33 counties this week and next
• More Than $1 Million to the University of Northern Iowa
• Indiana takes two of three in baseball series with Hawkeyes
• First Stop Pizza Shop closes its doors
• Iowa native Morris faces higher expectations this season
• Music and Meals: An interview with Midwest jazz/pop phenom Roxi Copland
• Braley Fights to Protect Seniors, Medicare; Condemns Republican Budget
• Braley to Hold Budget Town Halls Across District
• Budget Showdown Previews Nation's Fiscal Cliffhanger
• Grassley, Casey sponsor bill to foster high achievement in public education
• Q & A: Making Your Golden Years Great
• Hawk fans will have to check roster for offensive stars this season
• Braley Statement on 2011 Spending Bill
• Braley Statement on 2011 Spending Bill
• Braley Statement on Redistricting Process
• Braley Statement on Redistricting Process
• Braley Calls for Investigation of Cronyism in Scott Walker Administration
• Braley Calls for Investigation of Cronyism in Scott Walker Administration
• Grassley Concerned That Companies are Using B-1 Visa Program to Circumvent H-1B Requirements
• Norm Parker says Micah Hyde to safety is just temporary
• $100,000 to Iowa Utilities Board
• New documents reveal Federal Firearms Licensee voiced concerns with Fast and Furious strategy
• Iowa's Sowinski named male track athlete of the week in the Big Ten
• Iowa's Lyon helps Hawks salvage split in Minnesota
• Fran McCaffery looks to fill three scholarships this spring
• Drake Downtown Street Painting tradition to continue on Court Avenue
• Braley Calls for Details on Libya Funding in 2011 Spending Bill
• Dahm rests some regulars, Hawks lose to Kansas Jayhawks
• Braley Fights to Get Justice for Victims of Sexual Assault in Military
• Senate Committee Approves Grassley Bill to Stop Abuse of Government Charge Cards by Federal Employees
• Response to Obama's budget speech at GWU
• Grassley Floor Speech on Historical Perspective: Tax Increases Don't Solve Deficits
• Tony Sunga named head volleyball coach at Drake
• Des Moines University to award 499 degrees at 111th commencement ceremony
• Iowa's Nielsen named to Lott IMPACT Trophy Watch List
• Grassley, Baucus Say Linking Passport Issuance to Tax Debt Would Require Careful Study
• EPA Finally Exempts Milk/Milk Product Containers from Oil Regulations
• Iowa's Alexander drafted by Minnesota Lynx in third round
• Iowa lineman Dan Heiar involved in single-car accident
• Drake student awarded prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
• Drake professors to speak at forum on President Obama's first term and the 2012 election
• More Than $1 Million to Creston from FEMA
• More Than $13 Million to Iowa from the U.S. Department of Transportation
• Two bad innings doom Hawks against Illinois
• Iowa finishes off sweep of Michigan State
• Iowa starts strong in baseball win over Illinois
• Drake University unofficially smashes pie fight world record
• Iowa strikes early in 5-3 win over Michigan State
• Examiner drops by Chicago Dog and Deli
• Derrell Johnson-Koulianos to make first public appearance in Des Moines
• Illinois rallies past Iowa baseball team in Champaign
• Iowa's Prater, Reiff named to preseason all-American team
• Mullet's Restaurant & Bar: taking the hair theme a little too far…
• Drake presents Partnership's Willits with Community Leadership Award
• Observatory lecture to focus on the building blocks of the natural world
• Dan Gable to be honored at retirement party in Coraville
• Drake Humanities Colloquium to feature Prof. Michael Haedicke
• Grassley Urges Taiwan to Adhere to the Scientific Evidence on Beef Imports
• Q & A: The Small Business Lending Fund/TARP Money Shuffle
• Grassley Addresses a Possible Government Shutdown
• Grassley: More ATF Whistleblowers Come Forward; Senator Seeks Information on Guidance from Headquarters
• Grassley: Military and civilian support personnel should be paid if government shuts down
• First recovery of tax dollars under improved IRS whistleblower office
• Constitutional Law Center to sponsor lecture on individual rights
• Drake sophomore is only Iowa college student selected for historic Freedom Ride
• Drake observatory series to examine NASA's contributions to society
• Drake to host lecture on the evolution and future of Egypt's constitution
• Braley Calls on Politicians to Stop Playing Games with Government Shutdown
• Braley Calls on Politicians to Stop Playing Games with Government Shutdown
• Dangers of K2 Drug Highlighted at Hearing
• More Than $900,000 to University of Iowa
• More Than $300,000 to Iowa for Traffic Safety
• Iowa lands first football commitment of 2012
• Faster FOIA: Seeking Greater Transparency in the Executive Branch
• Ranking Member Grassley Statement on the Nomination of Goodwin Liu
• Judiciary Committee Approves Bill Responding to Price Fixing by OPEC
• Senate Committee Clears Grassley Bill to Bring More Transparency to Federal Courtrooms
• Grassley, Wyden Introduce Bill Making Medicare Claims Data Public
• $2 Million Loan to Grundy Electric Cooperative
• Grassley: Ames Youth Receives Appointment to U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
• Iowa's offensive explosion leads to another blowout win
• Drake rallies past Iowa softball in Des Moines
• Willie Lowe may stay at Iowa afer asking for release
• Iowa football schedules released for 2013 and 2014
• Drake Football Coach Chris Creighton honored with Giant Step Award
• Fulbright scholar to deliver lecture on innovation and entrepreneurship across cultures
• Braley Works to Create American Manufacturing Jobs
• Braley Statement on Passing of Former Congressman John Adler (NJ-03)
• Ranking Member Grassley statement on The Electronic Communications Privacy Act: Government Perspectives on Protecting Privacy in the Digital Age
• Grassley Focuses on Update to Whistleblower Protection Act
• More Than $187,000 to Stanley Fire Department
• Former Iowa greats to have autograph signings in Des Moines
• Iowa head coach Fran McCaffery extends offer to Cedar Rapids point guard
• Bucksbaum crowd treated to Twyla Tharp's take on creativity
• Drake students to attempt pie fight world record this weekend
• DUCURS conference to showcase a record number of undergraduate research presentations
• Braley Applauds Senate Vote to Help Small Businesses
• Braley Condemns Republican Budget
• Iowa point guard Cully Payne decides to transfer to another school
• Drake observes National Public Health Week with a variety of events
• Law professor Peter Yu to deliver keynote address at Confucius Institute Symposium

• Braley Blasts “Safety” Bonuses for Executives After Gulf Oil Spill
• Grassley Works for Transparency, Accountability for Dialysis Patients and Taxpayers
• Populist Caucus Chair Braley Re-Introduces All-American Flag Act
• Military Commission to be Used for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Co-conspirators
• Hawks recover to take final game of series with Michigan State
• Purdue sweeps Hawks in West Lafayette
• Iowa's Alexander earns another all-American honor
• Legendary dancer, choreographer and author Twyla Tharp to give Bucksbaum Lecture Monday
• Noah’s Ark continues to thrive after 65 years
• Iowa's early lead does not hold up in conference opener
• Copa Cavana: retooling already
• African in-flight magazine promotes Kili Bowl
• Tale of the Tape: Iowa vs. Iowa State
• Populist Caucus Chair Braley Condemns Union Busting Provision in FAA Reauthorization
• Letting Guns Walk Across the Border Breeds Violence and Breaches Public Trust
• Letting Guns Walk Across the Border Breeds Violence and Breaches Public Trust
• Cumming Native Appointed to U.S. Air Force Academy
• More Than $9,000 to AgriWellness
• Documents subpoenaed in ATF investigation
• Q & A: Banning the Harmful Drug K2
• Iowa baseball team loses two to South Dakota State
• Iowa mashes 16 hits in claiming fifth straight victory
• Great pass rates!
• Braley Statement on Iowa Redistricting Process
• Microsoft files antitrust complaint against Google in European Union
• Ranking Member Grassley Concerns with the Limiting Investor and Homeowner Loss in Foreclosure Act
• Ranking Member Grassley Statement on the Pace of Judicial Nominations and the Nomination of John J. McConnell
• Nearly $40,000 to Sioux City from Department of Commerce
• Drake Law advances to National Appellate Advocacy Competition nationals
• Chinese scholar to lecture on international property advancements
• Help create a $9,000 mile of dimes at Drake
• Senate Judiciary Committee FBI Oversight Hearing
• Iowa's Alexander, Printy named AP all-Americans
• Grassley Concerned about Fraud and Abuse in L-1 Visa Program
• Iowan to Testify on K2 Drug Dangers at Senate Hearing with Grassley
• Opposition to Coburn Amendment
• More Than $300,000 to University of Iowa
• Iowa Fire Departments to Receive More Than $55,000
• Grassley, Feinstein Seek Testimony from Military on Synthetic Drug Use
• Grassley Warns of Bailed-out Banks' Repaying Bail-outs With Government Funds
• Iowa's Watkins named Co-Big Ten Conference Player of the Week
• Global Kilimanjaro Bowl to be aired from Tanzania by African broadcaster ITV
• Hawkeye baseball team takes series from Western Illinois
• Iowa sweeps Ohio State in Big Ten Conference opener
• Grassley & Smith: Delaying REAL ID Implementation Endangers American Lives
• Grassley Concerned that ATF'S Risky Strategy of Letting Guns Walk May Have Been Used Beyond Fast and Furious
• Hawkeye baseball team splits two in home opener
• Sarpino’s Pizzeria delivers gourmet pizza to Clive and Downtown Des Moines
• Drake Constitutional Law Center sponsors symposium, lecture
• Iowa Architectural Foundation to host a tour of Oreon E. Scott Chapel
• U.S. Air Force jazz band to perform guest concert at Drake
• Drake Observatory Series tackles tricky topics
• Haiku brings a new Asian fusion hot spot to the Drake area
• Senior departures bring opportunity for several underclassmen
• Braley Demands Straightforward Answer on Cost of Libyan Conflict
• Braley Demands Straightforward Answer on Cost of Libyan Conflict
• Grassley: Waverly Youth Secures Appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy
• Q & A: Serving Iowans
• From Farm to Fork to Fuel Pump, American Agriculture Answers the Call
• Drake alumna to perform guest flute recital
• Irish folk musician and peace activist to perform musical program
• Drake's Adult Literacy Center seeking volunteer tutors
• Kids’ fair April 30 will share free fun, education about healthy lifestyles
• Braley Calls for Full Cost of Libyan Conflict
• Braley Calls for Full Cost of Libyan Conflict
• Vandenberg is ready to take over reigns at quarterback
• Grassley Presses for More Answers on Operation Fast and Furious, Allowing Guns to "Walk"
• More Than $23 Million to Iowa from FEMA
• Nearly $400,000 to Iowa State University from the National Science Foundation
• Ferentz knows other coaches have more ammunition against program
• Hawkeyes will try to rebound from disappointing season
• Drake Actuarial Science Program to sponsor 'A Roundtable Discussion on Solvency II' on April 4
• Drake choral ensembles to perform Haydn's 'Lord Nelson Mass'
• Historical lecture to connect Drake University and neighborhood architecture
• More Than $3.6 Million to the Ames Transit Agency
• European street art and politics the subject of lecture by visiting UK professor
• Senior thesis art exhibition “Resonance” to open at Anderson Gallery
• Iowa Fire Departments to Receive $166,973
• Drake receives $112,000 for a lab promoting research and teaching of personalized medicine
• Examiner reviews Henry J’s Taco House
• March 22 Health Career Explorer Post 141 meeting cancelled
• Grassley: Young Iowans from Atkins, Cedar Falls and Moville secure appointments to U.S. service academies
• Grassley Calls on China to Reduce Barriers to U.S. Agricultural Exports
• Grassley Requests Hearing to Examine Civil Rights Issues at Department of Agriculture
• David Becker response
• $270,000 to Iowa from USDA
• Hawkeye senior Ochoa named Big Ten Conference Player of the Week
• Iowa's Brown named Big Ten Conference's Pitcher of the Week
• Guest flute recital to feature contemporary compositions
• Spring 2011 Humanities Symposium to address the evolving role of the humanities
• Grassley Statement on Proposed AT&T and T-Mobile USA Merger
• Hawks sweep South Dakota in softball home opener
• Iowa gets off to slow start, loses to Gonzaga in baseball
• Iowa grapplers finish third at NCAA Championships
• School-record 13 triples not enough as Hawkeyes lose to Gonzaga
• Learn about women’s health in a community education course!
• Ranallo’s: Ankeny’s must-try guilty pleasure
• Iowa crushes Notre Dame, falls to Gonzaga
• No. 11 Tennessee ends Iowa's six-game winning streak
• Drake's observatory series to examine science fiction versus scientific reality
• Hawkeyes send three to championship semifinal round
• Hawks hand Notre Dame loss on St. Patrick's Day
• Hawkeye grapplers forced to play catch up at NCAA Championships
• More Than $350,000 to Iowa State University from the National Science Foundation
• Q & A: Washington Experiences for Young Iowans
• Drake's spring observatory series to feature a stellar variety of topics
• Young and renowned trombonist inspires Drake students thanks to alumnus' memorial gift
• Drake to host jazz concert featuring renowned East Coast musicians
• Braley Works to Protect Iowa Jobs
• Iowa's Kachine Alexander continues to rack up postseason honors
• Iowa grapplers seek fourth straight NCAA Championship
• Sunshine Week
• Grassley Statement on James Cole to be Deputy Attorney General
• Grassley Introduces Bill to Ban the Chemicals Used in Synthetic Drugs
• Constututional Law Center sponsors lectures, symposium
• Drake to present two student-directed plays
• Fawn’s Asian Cuisine continues to impress
• Nearly $70,000 to Iowa from The Department of Commerce
• Watchdogs and Whistleblowers Protect the Public's Right to Know
• Iowa Fire Departments to Receive More Than $500,000
• Grassley calls on HHS Secretary to be more transparent in Medicaid payment regulation
• Hawkeye softball win streak now at six games
• Populist Caucus Leadership to Republicans: We can’t go home; we’ve got work to do
• Congressmen Braley, Stutzman and Senators Klobuchar, Lugar Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Give ...
• Braley Works to Keep Government Running
• Grassley Works to Extend Whistleblower Protections to Congressional Employees
• Corpus Christi's fast start too much for Iowa baseball team
• Ten Hawkeyes earn indoor track all-American honors
• More Than $1.7 Million to Iowa from USDA
• Iowa women draw No. 6 seed, will play Gonzaga in opening round
• Iowa loses out on three-star point guard, gains three-star center
• BSC National Championship game referee Bill Lemonnier to officiate Kilimanjaro Bowl in Tanzania
• DMU students will skip beaches, napping for chance to help others over spring break
• Drake Humanities Colloquium to feature Prof. Dan Alexander
• More Than $200,000 to Iowa Lakes Regional Water
• Hawkeyes finish strong in winning Stetson Softball Classic
• McQuillan's big hit leads Hawkeyes past Texas A&M Corpus Christi
• Carmody, Keim lead Iowa softball team to over .500 record
• Texas Tech sweeps Iowa baseball team in Lubbock
• Claxon’s Smokehouse continues to thrive through Altoona’s barbecue wars
• Journalist to deliver 'Let Freedom Leak' lecture
• International law expert to discuss the globalization of food production
• Iowa softball team loses opener of Stetson Classic
• Braley Statement on Iowa State House Bill to Curb Collective Bargaining Rights
• Braley Statement on Tsunami, Earthquake in Japan
• Iowa women await decision by NCAA Selection Committee
• Iowa takes nine seeded grapplers into NCAA Championships
• Q & A: Strategic Petroleum Reserve
• Grassley applauds success of NE Iowa students in C-SPAN competition
• Iowa suffers another gut-wrenching loss, ends season at 11-20
• Lucky and beautiful: 50 Beautiful Bulldog contestants will vie for title
• D.C. Circuit Court Nominee Faces Scrutiny
• Iowa men look to extend season against Michigan State
• Senate Judiciary Committee Adopts Grassley Amendment to Extend Death Penalty to Terrorists
• Despite traditions of exclusion, Saudi women assert economic participation through entrepreneurship
• Yanni’s moves from West Des Moines to Altoona
• Braley Fights to Expose True Cost of Iraq, Afghanistan Wars
• Braley Fights to Expose True Cost of Iraq, Afghanistan Wars
• Ranking Member Grassley Questions Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano on Southwest Border, Amnesty
• $400,000 to Iowa from the Department of Transportation
• Iowa Fire Departments to Receive More Than $380,000
• Money Laundering and Bulk Cash Smuggling
• Smith & Grassley Introduce Lawsuit Abuse Reduction Act
• Senate votes on spending bills
• Senate Passes Historic America Invents Act
• Grassley Requests Investigation of ATF's Fast and Furious Policy be Removed from the Justice Department Inspector General
• More Than $180,000 to Iowa for Traffic Safety
• Iowa's Woody named Midwest Region Assistant Coach of the Year
• Three Hawks nab postseason basketball honors
• Iowa's Willis named Big Ten Conference Baseball Player of the Week
• Iowa-Nebraska football rivalry to begin on Black Friday
• Chimpanzee researcher will deliver lecture at Drake
• Ranking Member Grassley comments on the President's New Guantanamo Policy
• Waiting for the President to Nominate Candidates for Judicial Emergencies
• Braley Travels to Afghanistan
• Murray State beats Iowa softball team in eight innings
• Iowa baseball team wins third straight game after walk off
• Iowa to play Michigan State in opening round of Big Ten Tourney
• Penn State ends Iowa's run of consecutive Big Ten Conference titles
• Iowa baseball team gets second straight win over Mississippi State
• Iowa softball team to finish out DeMarini Invite today
• Hawkeye grapplers in second place after Day One
• Drake select choirs to perform concert featuring repertoire from tour of Midwest
• Iowa claims signature win for McCaffery on Senior Day
• Ohio State ends Hawkeye women's run at Big Ten Conference Tourney
• Hawkeye baseball team beats Mississippi State
• Spring Football: Iowa offense built around experience up front
• Georgia State keeps Iowa baseball team reeling
• Iowa men look to play spoiler against No. 6 Purdue
• Hawkeye wrestlers ready to put up another Big Ten banner
• Hawkeye women must find way to slow down Lavender
• Drake Environmental Moot Court Team reaches quarterfinals in national competition
• Engaged Citizen Experience Conference to focus on war and international conflict
• Pizza Ranch steps it up
• Populist Caucus Chair Braley Applauds S.E.C. Crackdown on Wall Street
• Braley Works to Create Economic Opportunities for Veterans
• University of Iowa raises football ticket prices
• Iowa Basketball: Spartans return favor at packed Breslin Center
• Grad students to host book fair to benefit children visiting the Polk County Jail
• Nationally renowned scholar to discuss myths of Arab world
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women set for Big Ten Conference Tournament
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men end regular season against Spartans
• Beautiful bulldogs drooling over chance to capture 2011 crown
• Americana theme highlights performance by Concert Band, Wind Ensemble
• Sustainable Agricultural Land Tenure Project creates new resources for Iowa farmland owners
• 'The Cherry Orchard' to be Clive Elliott's last show at Drake
• Braley Works to Avoid Government Shutdown
• Braley Works to End Tax Breaks for Big Oil Companies
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawks seek fourth straight tournament title
• Iowa Baseball: Hawks get first win of season, lose to Kansas
• Iowa Basketball: Three Hawkeye women land on all-Big Ten team
• Drake English prof discusses new book on young immigrants' journeys to Iowa
• Drake Symphony Orchestra to perform spring concert
• Examiner visits Sambetti’s
• Let's DU Lunch to explore animal advocacy
• Iowa Track and Field: Hawkeye men capture three golds, get fourth as team
• Iowa Track and Field: Hawkeye women place eighth at conference meet
• Iowa Softball: Hawks lose finale in Florida
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women blow out Indiana, earn No. 4 seed
• Iowa Track and Field: Hawks set up for run at Big Ten title
• Iowa Softball: Hawkeyes sharp in claiming two wins in Florida
• Iowa Basketball: Illinois keeps Hawkeye men in tailspin
• Fong’s Pizza: part Asian restaurant, pizza house, and tiki Bar, all delicious
• Iowa Softball: Hawks take two in Florida
• Haiku Restaurant Opens In Drake West Village
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men seek end to losing streak
• Award nominations for Des Moines area restaurants and chefs
• Iowa Baseball: Snowfall puts wrench in weekend schedule
• Congressman Braley Announces Director of New Media
• Iowa Basketball: Late run propels Hawkeye women to fourth straight win
• Braley Praises Air Force Contract for Boeing
• Braley Announces $5 Million for Iowa Transit Systems
• Iowa Track and Field: Coach Wieczorek inks three top recruits
• Iowa Basketball: Women ballers seek strong finish to season
• Iowa Wrestling: Luke Lofthouse wins Big Ten Conference Wrestler of the Week
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women shoot for season attendance record
• Des Moines Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawks claim fourth straight Big Ten title
• Get the defibrillators; the 4th Annual Blue Ribbon Bacon Festival is almost here
• Iowa track team continues dominance, baseball team loses in extras
• Iowa Basketball: Another close loss suffered by Hawkeye men
• StageWest Theater Company Performance to Feature Host of Drake Ties
• "Daring to Be" photography exhibit and book reading focus on women in the Yucatan
• Drake choirs to tour midwest, perform for students and communities
• Iowa Baseball: Hawks fall to West Virginia in season opener
• Iowa Wrestling: Grapplers try to finish the regular season unbeaten
• Iowa Track and Field: Hawkeye men now ranked 14th nationally
• Q & A: Sunshine in the Courtroom
• Grassley Announces Appointment of Young Iowans to West Point
• West Harrison Graduate Appointed to U.S. Air Force Academy
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men fall short again
• Drake Students Plan Health Fair for Des Moines Community
• Drake University Adult Literacy Center Receives $15,000 Community Betterment Grant Award from Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino
• Drake University Receives $10,000 Community Betterment Grant Award from Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino
• Guest lecture to focus on retail workers in China
• Drake University guest lecturer to present on the chemistry of art
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men must cover shooters against Wildcats
• Grassley Questions Immigration Service's Initiative to Modernize Existing Technology
• Grassley seeks full audit and accountability for use of funds by law enforcement officials
• Iowa Basketball: Stout defense leads Hawkeye women to big win
• Drake to host expert lecture on the production of biofuels
• Humanities series to explore representations of national memory at two South African prison museums
• Drake law professor to teach diplomats at the United Nations
• Free lecture series for athletes will focus on preventing injuries while training
• The Des Moines restaurant scene loses a legend
• Braley Meets with Veterans Affairs Sec. Shinseki
• Targeting Websites Dedicated to Stealing American Intellectual Property
• Iowa Fire Departments to Receive More Than $500,000
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women seek win No. 20
• Iowa Basketball: Alexander named to Naismith top 30 list
• Iowa Baseball: Hawks picked to finish fifth in Big Ten Conference
• Kirk tabbed as Drake's assistant athletic director for media relations
• Drake's Turner Jazz Center Orchestra to perform permiere concert
• Braley Works to Force Congress to Buy American
• Braley Works to Force Congress to Buy American
• $153,350 to the University of Iowa from the Department of Health and Human Services
• Grassley Introduces Bill to Encourage Land Conservation
• Grassley response to National Academy of Sciences Amerithrax report
• Grassley, Sensenbrenner Work to Bring Transparency, Accountability to Federal Judiciary
• More Than $773,175 to Iowa for Traffic Safety
• Braley Statement on President’s Budget
• Grassley: President's Budget is Very Disappointing
• Iowa Basketball: Gophers' size too much for Hawkeye men
• Iowa Basketball: Hawk women rally behind huge second-half performance
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawks roll past No. 10 Michigan to complete home slate
• Iowa Track and Field: Tutson sets school record, Berndt grabs gold
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men tired of moral victories
• Iowa Wrestling: No. 2 Hawks crush overmatched Purdue
• Drake Students to present the Vagina Monologues
• Braley Statement on Developments in Egypt
• Iowa Wrestling: Second-ranked Hawks prepare for No. 10 Wolverines
• Iowa Basketball: Bluder's recruit named McDonald's All-American
• Q & A: Helping Communities Fight Illegal Drugs
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women end skid with narrow win
• Fireside Grille: A great place to spend an evening
• Almost Graduation Time..
• Grassley asks enforcement agencies to explain top official's comment about helping defense counsel
• Iowa Athletics: IPTV to air live broadcast of wrestling match
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men come up short of big upset
• Braley Announces $100,000 for Local Fire Departments
• Braley Announces $100,000 for Local Fire Departments
• Braley Calls on President, Speaker to Provide Plan for Lowering Debt
• Braley Calls on President, Speaker to Provide Plan for Lowering Debt
• Populist Caucus Announces New Leadership Team for 112th Congress
• Populist Caucus Announces New Leadership Team for 112th Congress
• Grassley: Billions of Dollars Wasted in Tax Program
• Iowa Fire Departments to Receive Nearly $270,000
• Grassley Welcomes New Timeframe for U.S.-Korea Trade Agreement
• More Than $2 Million to Iowa
• Senators Ask for Next Steps on Agriculture Competition
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women have gone from special to struggling
• Top Chinese Historian to Address Present-Day China Through Historical Lens at Drake Feb. 15
• Braley Works to Bring More Health Care Services to Iowa
• Grassley works to stop abuse of government charge cards by federal employees
• $169,541 to Dubuque Health Center from the Department of Health and Human Services
• Grassley: Sioux Center Student Secures Appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy
• Iowa Basketball: Confident Hawkeyes welcome talented Badgers
• Iowa Basketball: Penn State eliminates Iowa women from title race
• Panda Express opens to lukewarm reception
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men end frustrating drought in win
• Remember Oscar Night And Keep It Holy
• Internationally renowned pianist to perform guest recital at Drake Feb. 13
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawkeyes pound Indiana at Carver Hawkeye Arena
• Iowa Baseball: Hippen, Lee grab preseason honors
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men take momentum into Assembly Hall
• Drake Choir offers singing valentines -- plus, advice on how to serenade successfully
• Student Organization Awarded $1,200 Lowe's Grant
• Q & A: Dollars and Sense
• Grassley Works to Clear Rape Kit Backlog
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women play worst game of season
• Student Organization opens Black History Month with Peace March and Black Tuesday Ceremony
• Professor Michael Chiang to lead off Humanities Colloquium Series on Friday
• Senate Judiciary Committee Unanimously Votes To Send Bipartisan Patent Reform Legislation To Full Senate
• Team trivia night to benefit Adult Literacy Center
• Grassley Presses Administration to Move Forward on Trade Agreements
• Iowa Football: Hawks finalize solid 2010 recruiting class
• Iowa Basketball: Improving Hawks pound talented Michigan State
• International Film Series begins with 'Letters from Iwo Jima'
• Accordion brings Euro-Russian fusion to Valley Junction
• Author Robert Morris to speak at DMU Feb. 4
• Iowa Fire Departments to Receive More Than $900,000
• Iowa Football: Hawkeyes get their man in Canzeri
• Iowa Wrestling: Hawks move up to No. 2 in rankings
• Iowa Football: Hawks get two more commitments, lose out on Hendy
• Tonight’s community education class has been postponed
• Iowa Football: Lomax makes his Iowa commitment official
• Jazz saxophonist Chris Potter inspires Drake students to pursue musical innovation
• Drake postpones Drake Jazz Day Concert for high school students to Feb. 15
• Iowa Wrestling: Montell Marion wins weekly wrestling honor
• Former labor secretary cancels Feb. 2 speech at Drake University
• Former labor secretary cancels Feb. 2 speech at Drake University
• Author of 'Choosing Civility' to speak at Drake on Feb. 3
• Iowa-Tested Reality Check Helps Keep Washington Accountable
• Grassley, Durbin Say GAO Report Highlights Need for Major Reform of the H-1B Visa Program
• Iowa Basketball: Michigan hits 14 triples in win over Hawkeye men
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women sink Illinois
• Iowa Wrestling: No. 8 Hawks upset top-ranked Penn State
• Iowa Football: All 13 players released from hospital
• More Pay, Security in Growing, Fast-Paced Dictator Industry, Writer Finds
• RAYGUN owner Mike Draper leads off Let's DU Lunch
• Former labor secretary Robert Reich to speak at Drake
• Iowa Wrestling: No. 8 Hawks down No. 18 Northwestern
• Mahmoud Hamad to discuss democracy in the Middle East
• Iowa Football: Ferentz issues statement on hospitalized players
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men try to end drought against Michigan
• Iowa Football: Solon kicker Marshall Koehn agrees to walk on
• Grassley: Proposed Dust Rules Would Cause Significant Harm to Rural America
• Q & A: Encouraging American Innovation
• Iowa Basketball: Hawk women get much-needed win over No. 10 MSU
• Drake teams up with Georgia Law to examine key international intellectual property law treaty
• Iowa Football: Coaching staff trying to make one final pitch to recruits
• Iowa Wrestling: Is the long Hawkeye win streak in jeopardy?
• 25 unhealthy dishes to avoid in Des Moines chain restaurants (Part 3)
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women prepare for showdown at Carver
• 25 unhealthy dishes to avoid in Des Moines chain restaurants (Part 2)
• 25 unhealthy dishes to avoid in Des Moines chain restaurants (Part 1)
• Long-sought Grassley reform to end secret holds passes Senate
• Drake English prof publishes book on young immigrants' journeys to Iowa
• Fifth annual 'Night of Stars' features performances by music faculty
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men lose lead, game to Penn State
• Iowa Football: Players hospitalized are recovering, few questions answered
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men try to keep momentum rolling
• Grassley, Harkin Honor Medal of Honor Recipient from Hiawatha, Staff Sergeant Salvatore Giunta
• Iowa Fire Departments to Receive More Than $450,000
• Grassley re-introduces bill to apply health care reforms to White House and administration leaders, and equitably in Congress
• Stop automatic pay raises for Congress
• KOHL, GRASSLEY: STOPPING "PAY-FOR-DELAY" DEALS ESSENTIAL TO LOWERING RX DRUG COSTS
• Grassley Co-authored Bill Would Encourage Hiring of Veterans
• Grassley Joins Legislation to Cut Tax Paperwork Requirement for Small Businesses, Farms
• Team trivia night to benefit Adult Literacy Center
• Drake Choir offers singing valentines -- plus, advice on how to serenade successfully
• Michael Chiang to lead off Humanities Colloquium Series Feb. 4
• Iowa Football: Big name players close to making destinations
• Iowa Football: Twelve student-athletes being treated for undisclosed symptons
• Is the Keith Olbermann drama mine getting you down? Ask your doctor ...
• More Than $1 Million to Increase Access to Telemedicine
• Grassley Highlights Introduction of Tax Patent Bill to Advance via Broad Patent Reform Act
• Drake to honor two letter winners with Double D Awards
• Iowa Football: Four-star RB visiting Iowa this weekend
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women fall to Buckeyes
• Iowa Football: Former Hawkeye DJK will not serve jail time
• Learn about medical fact vs. fiction at DMU’s Mini Medical School
• College Basketball: Ohio State remains on top of my examiner poll
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men are winless no more
• Has the conversation become more 'civil' in the nation's media village?
• Reinactor Nationhoods: A funny thing happened on the road to Atenveldt
• Smoking gun found within the Fox News nation's own neighborwood?
• Is the media port closing on so-called Liberal media availability in film?
• Iowa Wrestling: No. 8 Hawkeyes cruise past Ohio State
• Drake flute professor to give recital Tuesday
• Drake hosts play about a fictional encounter between King and Malcolm X
• Iowa wrestling dual rescheduled due to Super Bowl XLV
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye women prepare for Round 2 with Buckeyes
• Iowa Basketball: Hawkeye men in search of that elusive first win
• New Anderson Gallery exhibition showcases contemporary Midwestern regionalism
• Drake English prof publishes book on young immigrants' journeys to Iowa
• Living History Farms comes Uncorked
• Get ready to Indulge (again)
• More Than $680,000 to Iowa for Biofuels from USDA
• Medicaid Prescriptions Warrant Closer Look
• Q & A: The Filibuster
• Grassley says EPA did the right thing by expanding the model years of vehicles eligible for E15
• Drake football Lift-a-thon raises $104,000 for Africa Trip
• Principal gift of $2.5 million will support international initiatives at Drake University
• Q & A: Internships
• $162,367 to the University of Iowa from the Department of Health and Human Services
• $400,000 to Iowa State University from the National Science Foundation
• Student-athletes and coaches participate in Meals from the Heartland
• Drake to celebrate King Holiday with day of service, other events
• Drake exhibit explores Chinese young adult consumers
• Prof. Garry Frank installed as the first Herb and Karen Baum Chair of Ethics and the Professions
• Des Moines police sergeant honored for community service
• Branstad scraps executive orders from Culver, Vilsack eras
• Chapman becomes Ruan CEO
• Cady says he does not regret gay marriage ruling
• On final day in office, Culver commutes sentences of 2 inmates
• Iowa sanitizer biz gets big contracts
• Grassroots campaign sets meeting to discuss saving West Des Moines barn
• 'Habitual violator' landlord makes some progress on problem properties
• MLK holiday is Monday: Here's a schedule of events, plus what's closed
• The heat's back on in Shellsburg
• Post a note for new library director
• Waterloo call center to close
• Le Grand woman killed in crash
• Governor Culver Appoints Reidel as District Court Judge
• Branstad inauguration: News updates, events schedule, Twitter feed
• More veggies will fill school lunches
• Man charged in attack on busdriver
• Muscatine Student Selected to Attend Naval Academy
• High court's four justices get back to hearing cases
• Voters to pick Noble successor
• Munson: Guns turning Iowa into wild West? Not so fast
• Sessions set on West Des Moines superintendent search
• IRS whistleblower office
• Drake President David Maxwell honored with leadership award
• Governor Culver Stands Firm in His Decision to Implement Original $83.7 Million Efficiency Savings
• More Than $9 Million to Iowa from FEMA
• $281,000 to Iowa from USDA
• $775,351 to Northeast Iowa after Layoffs
• Des Moines CureSearch Walk
• Drake to host concert by Grammy-nominated jazz saxophonist
• Report: Efficiency Efforts Exceed Expectations
• Grassley Comments on Ethanol Tariff
• Des Moines University announces $2 million gift from graduate’s family
• Iowa Fire Departments to Receive More Than $800,000
• Drake announces two gifts totaling $4.5 million, campaign tops $80 million
• Drake English students use writing talents to promote community service
• Grassley works to determine how local housing authority spent tax dollars to settle lawsuits
• More felony charges filed in Iowa film office scandal
• Update: Iowa plane located; at least 1 dead
• Urbandale woman charged with attempted murder
• Bedbug scare closes Iowa office
• Snow keeps falling, fenders keep bending, plows are ready
• January 11 Health Career Explorer Post 141 meeting at DMU cancelled due to weather
• Governor Culver Delivers ‘Condition of the State’ Address Tomorrow
• Officials investigate fatal crashes in Clear Lake, Sac County, Scott County
• U of I hospitals to counties: Don't leave inmates unguarded here
• Harkin, Grassley Congratulate Two Iowans Selected for the United States Senate Youth Program
• 4 still missing from halfway house
• BB gun vandals hit 21 vehicles
• Iowa Legislature's opening day: Posts from Iowa Politics Insider
• D.M. burglars nab snowblowers
• Dubuque teen charged in chase that hit 130 mph
• Dubuque cheerleaders to fight decision on trip
• University of Iowa misses out on hospital grant
• OSHA cites violations in Sioux City men's deaths
• Cedar Rapids woman receives 24 years in meth case
• Salvation Army’s fundraising falls short
• Oakridge gets grant for community center
• Richardson seeks mayor's position in Pleasant Hill
• Minnesota company fined for pollution from laundry site in Pleasant Hill
• Snow enters Iowa, should continue to Tuesday
• Prairie Meadows says Polk County's lease proposal is not feasible
• Prairie Meadows says Polk County's lease proposal is not feasible
• Legislative laders want focus on jobs, but social issues likely to pop up
• Jobless find long waits for training in new careers
• Munson: On issue of steel wheels, wouldn't it help to sit down and talk face to face?
• Branstad releases few transition e-mails
• Demolition phase shows off 'the Barn'
• Attack on friend shakes Braley
• Around the Metro: West Des Moines analysis shows Valley Junction needs more parking
• Strawn to continue leading Republicans
• Name, but little else, revealed in death
• Police say woman stabbed girlfriend
• 'Crow coffins' put up again to scare birds
• Iowa delegation responds to Rep. Giffords' shooting
• Girl, 13, pregnant; man, 20, charged
• Des Moines Sudanese eager for referendum
• Highest Iowa honor bestowed on Bill Knapp
• Braley talks of friendship and ties to Gabrielle Giffords
• Green Fields: Potential 2012 candidates' ethanol support questioned
• Policy shift concerns biotech companies
• Support and praise pour in for Arizona congresswoman who was shot in the head
• 2 top Democrats open to Internet gambling
• Budget surplus under scrutiny
• Democrats on impeaching justices: No way
• Schouten tapped for drug control office
• Urbandale police check for underage tobacco sales
• Safety tough to guarantee in schools
• Iowa soldier loses part of leg in Afghanistan, receives Purple Heart
• Prayer service slated in West Des Moines Sunday for Sudan vote
• Police: Teen in school gun case mum
• Flu hospitalizations double in a week
• DMACC classes start Monday for TSA officers
• Authorities investigate suspicious Marion County death
• Three-vehicle crash in Boone kills one driver
• King will not lead immigration panel
• Cedar Rapids library board unveils plans for new facility
• Donations sought for Des Moines fire victims
• New judge from Adel will take oath on Jan. 27
• Ankeny's Petersen tapped for IASB post
• 3 Audubon men plead guilty of poaching raccoons
• Ankeny Christmas tree pickup to begin Monday
• Drake Conference to focus on food policy
• Traffic alert: Six cars involved in crash on I-235 westbound lanes
• Dems would 'shut the place down' to block impeachment vote
• Marion County deputies investigate suspicious death near Knoxville
• Braley Opposes Deficit Increase, Health Care Repeal
• Branstad chooses Mark Schouten as drug control policy chief
• WDM cops seek credit card thieves
• Former Michigan, NBA star Rumeal Robinson sentenced to prison in Des Moines
• Iowa soldier injured when he steps on land mine in Afghanistan
• Governor Culver: Iowa Shows Signs of Strong Recovery
• Flu hospitalization rate jumps
• Iowa regains third of lost jobs
• Honey Creek operating deficit $46k
• Drake Choir members to sing at Service of Dedication for Gov.-elect Branstad
• Training offered for volunteer tutors at Drake Adult Literacy Center
• Video: Iowa Democratic legislators meet with the Register
• Former mortgage broker sentenced to probation, home confinement for fraud
• C.R. preps 'coffins' to scare crows
• Kline home's former insurer doesn't have to pay bank
• Q&A: Export Markets for Iowa
• Work for Iowans Continues in 112th Congress
• Grassley comments on the administration's new proposal for Mexican trucks
• Four acres to be added to Clive Greenbelt
• Ankeny superintendent’s contract extended
• Shuttle to reroute for legislative session
• Des Moines exhibit celebrates ACLU milestones
• Urbandale firefighters reach contract deal with city
• DHS looks into possible abuse in fire deaths
• Entertainment area proposed for corridor in Waukee
• Fire destroys north-side home
• Facebook apologizes for disabling Shueyville woman's account
• Munson: Ogden's 'keeper of history' was a newspaper man for life
• Former Humboldt official pleads guilty of theft
• Burst pipe damages burgled Des Moines home
• Branstad stands by budget estimate
• Oskaloosa chiropractor given 12 years in sexual abuse case
• Actuaries: Wellmark proposed premium increase too high
• Case made for changes in justice selection
• Culver wraps up tour, looks back at his governorship, pleased
• Empty Des Moines Building expected to be declared nuisance
• Teen charged with having gun at Des Moines Hoover High School
• City moves to declare downtown's Des Moines Building a public nuisance
• Witnesses: Gunman in Omaha leaves in car with Iowa plates
• Video: Basu & Vander Plaats discuss same-sex marriage
• Iowa Lottery made mistake on Wednesday night's Pick 4 numbers
• Chiropractor sentenced for abuse
• Friday: Watch live as Senate, House Democrats meet with the Register
• Teen to be charged as adult in school-gun incident
• Lease is up: DM Social Club to move
• State Budget Director to Hold FY’12 Budget Hearing Tomorrow
• Omaha police: Gunman was suspended before Wednesday's school shooting
• Wellmark's planned premium hike too big, experts say
• Attorneys spar in hearing over Iowa judicial selection
• Kline case: Judge rules for insurer
• Details on Metro ash borer plans
• Wellmark official defends premium increase
• Fla. firm buys WDM training biz
• 2 safe as house burns [video]
• Couple moving ahead with fight against school uniforms
• Train car pins railroad worker in Council Bluffs
• Ice in toilet bowl a sign of burglary
• Grassley Releases Review of Tax Issues Raised by Media-based Ministries
• Des Moines schools chief considers closed meetings on budget
• Woman found dead after house fire
• Care center patient shoots himself, dies
• Dental office's sudden closing brings worries, offers of help
• Rubashkin appeals fraud convictions
• Tiny D.M. church gives in to the times
• Professor featured on 'Talk of the Nation’
• Public can sound off on plan to raze West Des Moines barn
• Man arrested in D.M. standoff charged in unrelated robbery
• Stoebe is selected for district judgeship
• Residents want East Village post office kept open
• Hansen: It's been a rich life, but 'it's time,' says weary Iowa war hero
• Central Iowa Mensa chapter seeks scholarship applicants
• Glass firm fined $8,750 in U of I accident
• Abuse case evidence withheld from U of I
• Try making pottery at free Des Moines studio event
• Idea calls for aviation authority to govern Des Moines airport
• Pioneer ready to offer drought-resistant corn
• Iowa takes an ax to ash trees
• Watch Rekha Basu, Bob Vander Plaats talk on Thursday in 'Between the Lines'
• Update: Student opens fire at Omaha school; 2 wounded
• Ex-Hawkeye running back files appearance on pot charge
• New shopping twist: Goodwill store to offer goods by the pound
• Boone Co. journalist dead at 72
• Waterloo's Donna Harvey picked as Iowa Dept. on Aging leader
• 1 dead in N. Iowa house fire
• Aviva building gets ‘gold’ status
• Pioneer will debut drought-tolerant corn variety this spring
• Effort to keep WDM barn spreads to social media
• Patient shot self despite efforts
• Michele Bachmann for president? A consideration, ABC says
• 109-year-old Iowa woman dies
• House GOP plans to debate bill based on Nebraska abortion law
• Community education @ DMU
• Wyden, Grassley, McCaskill, Collins Introduce Resolution to End Secret Holds
• Accused killer wants trials in juvenile court
• Manly council declines to reappoint clerk
• Fear of infestation spurs tree removals in Cedar Rapids
• Contractor fined for filling wetland
• Economy first, then social issues, House GOP leaders say
• Iowa Politics Insider: Dozen make cut for candidate forum
• Solutions sought in wake of tragic trailer fire near Arlington
• Iowans flock to sheriffs to apply for gun permits
• Register's Fandel to assist Branstad on education policy
• House GOP targets tobacco programs
• Republican Ernst wins state Senate seat
• Canada goose rescued after being hit by car in W.D.M.
• Windsor Heights school's principal accused of shoplifting
• Illinois contractor submits low bids for women's prison
• Des Moines police still looking for firebombing suspects
• State Republican budget could halt proposed passenger trains
• Man wanted on Davenport charges arrested in bar fight
• Fee for MidAmerican customers in Ankeny gets final OK
• Legislators: Let's help mentally ill
• Godwin selected as interim Des Moines city attorney
• Governor Culver Applauds Climate Committee’s Work
• Chicago firm apparently lands $52 million Mitchellville deal
• Branstad hires Register's editorial-page editor for education job
• Bill Knapp to Receive Iowa Award at Ceremony Saturday
• Sheriff's offices experience run on gun permits
• Public invited to hear Des Moines adventurer Charlie Wittmack on Jan. 13
• GOP: Additional Iowa abortion restrictions a legislative likelihood
• Iowa economy continues to improve, report says
• Kristi Fuller honored by Iowa Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators
• Munson: Questions of why, how are uttered amid tears at Luther
• Bar incident leads to felony arrest in Des Moines
• Q & A: A Healthy Dose of Disclosure
• House GOP rolls out savings ideas for Iowa
• Terry Branstad: The pre-inauguration interview
• Activists to Branstad: Keep current voting rights rule
• Terry Branstad: The pre-inauguration interview
• Plan to kill Van Buren County lake shad working, DNR says
• Cedar Rapids soldier arrives home for birth of son
• Cedar Rapids man sentenced in college fraud case
• Waterloo college founder Brock, 96, dies
• Iowa Politics Insider: State budget report contains limited audit
• Crash kills driver, knocks out power
• Garbage collection schedule changed for West Des Moines
• Ankeny's next school year to start in mid-August
• 3 potential causes cited in trailer fire near Arlington
• Democrats pick Calhoun for Senate race
• Mauro elected supervisors' chairman
• 2010 traffic fatalities stay relatively low
• Washburn is leaving the Register for Ohio; Green to be new editor
• 100-year-old W.D.M. barn near Valley High School to be razed
• Whole Foods is eyeing D.M. metro
• Historic WDM barn to be torn down for Valley High green space
• Register's Washburn moves to Cincy job; Green is new editor in D.M.
• Governor Culver Orders Implementation of $83.7 Million in Savings
• Governor Culver Announces ‘Thank You Iowa’ Tour Details
• Driver dies in WDM crash
• Whole Foods said to be location-scouting in the Metro
• Police investigate fire bombs at D.M. apartment building
• Cause of deadly Iowa fire may remain 'undetermined'
• Governor Culver Proclaims January as Mentoring Month in Iowa
• Man gets 3 years in loan scheme
• Former Iowan Jennifer Figge, 58, swimming the Pacific
• GOP bill cuts include axing preschool, adding state workers' health premium
• Governor Culver Appoints Stoebe as District Court Judge
• Ethanol subsidies: Supporting senators reap riches from corn interests
• Mauro elected as chairman of Polk County Board of Supervisors
• 2 accused of stealing copper from flood-damaged Des Moines property
• College founder, engineer Brock dies
• Man injured in southside burglary
• Des Moines police investigate report of shots fired at vehicle
• Health services agency probed for misspending
• Grassley: Agencies Need to Work Together to Curb Prisoner Tax Fraud
• Hansen: Life becomes a process of adjustment for Iowa amputee, his wife
• Iowa Air Guard chief receives promotion
• Des Moines dance studio is burglarized, owner reports
• Salvation Army red kettles short; campaign continues in Des Moines
• Urbandale school district makes financial progress
• Iowa's Stephen Rapp, U.S. war crimes envoy, continues international crusade
• Wellmark rate hearing to be available by remote feed from rural areas
• Ex-fire chief appeals demotion by mayor
• Man, 2 grandsons die in trailer blaze near Arlington
• Bar owner drops lawsuit against Iowa City
• Man found dead was student from Ghana
• State Hygienic Lab opens after delays
• Costs trimmed for Branstad inauguration
• Luther College student found dead on school's baseball field
• Death takes Dr. Wooters, caring bearer of bad news
• New Year's Eve sees fewer OWI arrests
• Iowa war hero skillfully, yet reluctantly, handles new fame
• Green Fields: Meeting to discuss glyphosate resistance
• Battle for acres: Soybean prices strong, but traders say more corn needed
• Trailer fire near Arlington claims three lives
• New year kicks off on a frigid note across Iowa
• New superintendent at Cherokee institute
• State, city roads aren't on a low-salt diet
• Out of sight, but not out of mind
• New Alliant facility in Cedar Rapids still a year away
• Around the Metro: E-books quickly become popular at West Des Moines library
• Clinton man enters plea in arson case
• Clinton homicide victim’s boyfriend arrested
• TV channel choice leads to jail fight
• Davenport New Year's Eve party ends in man's death
• River rage: Why Iowa's flood risk is rising
• Reducing runoff key to flood fight
• Hansen: Former inmates find real gift is to give
• 3 dead in N.E. Iowa fire
• Wooters, long-time Polk County medical examiner, dies
• Roads remain dry but Iowa's an icebox for 1/1/11
• Police see fewer drunken drivers on eve of 2011
• Hit-and-run marks first Des Moines police case of 2011
• Military families create rituals to maintain holiday spirit
• People to watch in 2011: Robert Morris' book tells of military's role in elevating blacks
• Iowa 4th of July 2011 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• Mason City woman charged in embezzling case
• Train strikes car in Davenport; motorist injured
• Clive will start staffing second ambulance
• Blaze at Waterloo hotel forces evacuations
• Trials set for teen in clerks’ shootings
• Pajamas wanted for adult women
• Ex-hospital employee accused in Dubuque drug thefts
• Charities await late influx of donations
• State board disciplines two funeral homes
• Weather suspends garbage collection in West Des Moines
• Johnston school board to discuss long-term needs
• Education choice is pioneer in pay reform
• Urbandale Public Art Committee members reappointed
• Manchester store owners oppose Walmart plan
• Play tells story of Garst, Khrushchev
• DNR grant to go to trailhead project
• As 2010 slides out, 2011 blows in
• Train strikes car in Davenport
• GOP picks Ankeny exec to run for open Senate seat
• Manchester business owner opposes Wal-Mart plan
• New Year's Eve forecast: Ice gives way to wind chill woes statewide
• Trial date set in convenience store slayings
• Spill sends 6,000 gallons of syrup into Mississippi River
• West Des Moines garbage collection suspended today
• Road conditions improving; expect more ice tonight
• Illinois woman hurt as ice hits windshield
• Stereo swiped from Des Moines store, but it didn't work
• Jan. 10 is trial date for ex-University of Iowa athlete
• Toyota of Des Moines manager pleads guilty to OWI charge
• Urbandale teen advances to Miss Black USA pageant
• Sunbury dog shot with arrow finds a new home
• Autopsy planned on man found in Council Bluffs parking lot
• Urbandale students seek donations for soldiers' care packages
• Insider: Michael Mauro to be named state labor chief
• People to Watch in 2011: Follow Joe Galloway as rivers, greenways develop
• New Market sewer line plugged by a mop head
• Have fun, but be safe, authorities urge Iowans
• IASB's legal bills exceed $500,000 since October ’09
• Hot Lotto winner lands hefty $16.5 million jackpot
• Newly released records show high pay at IASB
• Iowa Supreme Court orders KFC to pay taxes
• Teen recalls being hit, dragged 50 feet by car
• New gun law triggers many questions from public
• 'It's absolutely devastating': Des Moines man killed in wreck
• Ruling protects daughter's medical records
• Police hunt for clues in Des Moines woman's shooting
• Iowa law enforcement intensify patrols through New Year’s holiday
• Near-record temperatures followed by ice, snow in northwest Iowa
• KCCI parent, DirecTV reach deal
• Governor Culver Announces ‘Thank You Iowa’ Tour
• Former Hawkeye's sexual assault trial will begin in January
• Iowa woman suing Scheels after daughter hurt on treadmill
• Remote sites added for hearings on Wellmark premium hike
• 1 dead after pickup crashes near Hwy 5 and Fleur
• Iowa court upholds taxation of KFC
• Iowa court denies grandparents in visitation case
• Shooting victim is 'critical but stable'
• Fog hampers Cedar Rapids airport traffic
• Burglar gets only non-working display model at Radio Shack
• Winnebago deal a good sign for economy
• D.M. store sells $16.5M lotto ticket
• Iowa Receives Disaster Relief Funds
• 2 injured in separate Des Moines shootings
• Fayette snowmobile driver hits cow, is injured
• People to watch in 2011: Playright 'is an idea machine'
• Davenport man gets prison term in child porn case
• Judge must pay $625 for drunken driving
• Woman hurt in Des Moines shooting
• ISU removes trees for fear of pests
• Officials identify man who died in fire near Blockton
• Volunteers restore bikes for low-income riders
• Families file lawsuits in motorcycle deaths
• Display at Urbandale Historical Society to feature advertising memorabilia
• Preschool registration begins Monday in Ankeny
• During long standoff, man was 'shooting dope'; tenants left with mess after siege
• Martin, dad of teen who vanished in 1984, dies at 65
• Suspect in Des Moines woman's beating is jailed
• Vander Plaats fundraising is aimed at ousting justices
• Iowa misspent vote act money, but doesn't owe, U.S. audit says
• Des Moines-area closings for New Year's holiday
• 3 Iowa physicians surrender licenses
• Christmas tree pickups start Monday in Des Moines area
• Donald Martin, father of teenager who disappeared, dies at 65
• Forecast: Cornucopia of crummy weather for final days of 2010
• Statement on EAC Final Management Decision
• Gas hits $2.99/gallon in Iowa
• Nebraska man charged in deadly Iowa crash faces 4 lawsuits
• U.S. audit concludes Iowa misspent voting money, but owes nothing
• Jason Glass is choice for Iowa education chief
• Lt. Governor Judge Announces One Iowa to Receive Final ‘One Iowa Award’
• Iowa AG says 'Student ambassadors' program is deceptive
• D.M. police seek kidnap suspect
• Governor Culver Congratulates Hawkeyes on Insight Bowl Win
• Drivers warned of deceptively slick roads; 2 rollovers reported near Waukee
• Fog spreads across parts of Iowa
• Child abuse deaths in Iowa in the past decade
• Child abuse deaths drop, but cases still fall past safety net
• Iowa Fire Departments to Receive More Than $400,000
• Education chief to be out-of-stater
• Polk deputy injured in chase
• $10 million Botanical Center plan backed
• Duane and Floppy film fest is today, Thursday
• Fire at Urbandale motel likely caused by match
• Mobile home fire kills one person
• New Hyatt opens downtown with 93 rooms
• Vehicles crest hill, crash; 1 driver killed
• Polk supervisors OK eight-year lease for casino
• Plugged line sends wastewater into river
• State: Salvage yard violates regulations
• Man saved from house during fire
• Administrative Services department head chosen
• 258 MidAmerican turbines planned in four counties
• Five tips to have a healthy 2011 from Drake pharmacy faculty
• Governor Culver Commends MidAmerican for Wind Investment
• Man rescued from early morning fire in Des Moines [video]
• Iowa's Robinson cited for pot possession; Barta 'extremely disappointed'
• Polk deputy injured in chase
• Polk leaders propose new lease with Prairie Meadows
• Downtown Des Moines' Park Place apartments sold to California company
• MidAmerican to buy and build more wind turbines in Iowa
• Grassley, Baucus ask about use of spinal surgery device on veterans and soldiers
• Teen pleads not guilty in November killing in Humboldt
• Branstad budget briefing: We need 'shared sacrifice'
• Not-guilty plea made in toddler’s July death
• Biz Buzz: 801 Grand Embassy Club's 'last dance' to ring in New Year
• Avoca woman, 90, found dead outside home
• Federal bonus will plug Medicaid shortfall
• Work-release inmate gone since Thursday
• Iowa City police: Man too drunk to drive calls 911
• Free resume-writing workshop planned
• Osage school principal is deploying to Iraq
• West Des Moines City Council discusses manager search privately
• Investigation of house shooting continues
• New Year's Eve celebration at Urbandale pool
• Urbandale school board member wants foundation expanded
• New elementary, middle schools planned in Waukee
• Boyle to begin Teacher of Year duties Jan. 3
• Des Moines police say man beat woman, prevented escape
• Snowy sidewalks bring scores of complaints
• Illegal parkers' gifts: Warnings, not tickets
• Survey: Eastern Iowa employers to hire in 2011
• Accident kills 1 in northern Iowa
• Police storm apartment, apprehend man after standoff in Drake neighborhood
• Convenience store killings: Teen enters second not-guilty plea
• Illegal snow parkers got only warnings over holiday weekend
• Police continue trying to talk wanted man from Drake area apt. [video]
• D.M. logs 128 complaints about snowy sidewalks
• 1 hurt as sludge facility explodes
• Bonus means Iowa's Medicaid shortfall will disappear
• Man OK after car-bending crash
• D.M. police probe beating/kidnapping
• Man may have died trying to save dog
• Family New Year's Eve Celebration
• Hopes for pardon prompt man's return from Iowa to Mexico
• Housing activists see hope for change for mobile home residents
• 4 displaced by apartment building fire in Des Moines
• Urbandale motel fire causes $25,000 in damage
• Additional Urbandale property owners sue city over road assessments
• Wiggins to lead search for Iowa Supreme Court justices
• Man drowns trying to save dog that fell in Fonda lake
• Crash on gravel road kills 10-year-old boy
• A good day for deals, gift cards and returns
• Two unable to save dog in house fire
• Police don't suspect foul play in death of 2
• People to watch in '11: Angela Tedesco envisions 'co-housing' at her organic farm
• Man trying to save dog drowns in Fonda
• Crash on gravel road kills boy, 10
• Overnight fire at Urbandale motel damages 3 rooms
• The most dangerous housing in America
• Exhibit at Hoover museum runs one more week
• Woman ends 46-year career at Des Moines library
• Donations will boost art efforts of Lynnville-Sully students
• Christmas Day blaze engulfs Manchester business
• Copper continues to be stolen at Waterloo school
• Iowa's aging mobile homes: Mold is a life-and-death issue
• Work-release inmate in Coralville is missing after furlough
• Library-use numbers surprise Urbandale officials
• Mansions in Johnston promotes crime-free living
• Events Center manager finds home in arenas
• West Des Moines students, neighbors share holiday lunch
• Iowa's state seal off-limits a bit longer for Terry Branstad
• Munson: Helicopter pilot on cloud nine as a member of elite squadron
• ISU researchers seek to save shrimp
• Elmer R. "Dick" Sparrow, 1929-2010: Zearing farmer hitched up 40-horse team
• 2 found dead in Hiawatha; foul play not suspected
• Green Fields: Ethanol production rises 13% this year over 2009
• Zearing farmer who hitched up 40-horse team dies at 81
• Fire at Manchester store causes $1.7 million in damage
• Sister helps her disabled veteran brother
• Oelwein man helps find missing man near Oran
• Davenport teenager dies after falling through ice
• Crash kills Burlington Marine on leave
• 1 hurt, 1 arrested after fight at Council Bluffs truck stop
• Snowfall blankets state, moves eastward
• Skywalk Santas brighten lives with gifts
• People to watch in '11: Doctor relishes health reform challenge
• AEA group accused of price-fixing
• Chimes end 25 years of silence at church
• Council Bluffs man charged with attempted murder in truck stop stabbing
• Iowa Marine dies en route home for holidays
• Fort Madison man killed while walking on highway
• Snowfalls brings white Christmas to Iowa
• Waukee blaze requires 4 communities’ fire crews
• Des Moines to see fourth consecutive white Christmas
• Des Moines man, 85, is home for holidays in plea agreement
• Clinton woman’s death ruled a homicide
• Eatery’s building sold at sheriff’s auction
• Downtown Keota fire was intentionally set, fire marshal says
• Iowa food processors eye impact of new safety rules
• Auditors: Newton hospital skirted state laws
• 3 men arrested in burglary of vehicles in Urbandale
• Escaped inmate back in custody
• Ankeny franchise fee hearing set next month
• Red kettles still ‘a long ways from goal’
• Vehicle hits gas tank; 1 person killed in Tama County
• Traffic cameras bring in $1.5 million for Cedar Rapids
• Assistant city manager position opens in Clive
• Former Des Moines teacher charged with sexual exploitation
• Keep off marked Des Moines streets if snow falls, police remind
• Five Iowa agencies receive HUD grants
• Homeless man turns life around at Baptist church
• Vilsack projects big agricultural export surplus
• Vander Plaats compares justices to teens fleeing beer party
• Escaped inmate back in custody
• Holiday Message from Governor Culver
• City warns about parking restrictions if it snows
• Police: Former D.M. teacher had sex with student
• Governor Culver Sets Date for Special Election
• Store manager buys The Stadium from Kaleidoscope developer
• Grassley: Medicare fraud data doesn't support rhetoric or spending to crack down on criminal health care fraud
• Drake to honor Zach Johnson on Jan. 25
• 1 dead in fiery Tama Co. crash
• Downtown Keota fire ruled arson
• Center of snowstorm aimed at northern, east-central counties
• Great PharmFree grade!
• The forgotten war: Iowa soldiers in Iraq
• Q & A: A Healthy Dose of Disclosure
• Krugerrand dropped into Salvation Army pot
• Woman killed in Des Moines crash is identified
• West Des Moines school board sets timeline for superintendent search
• Johnston teacher to appear in court on OWI charge
• State workers OK union wages contract
• Woman gets probation in incest-beating of boy
• Political Insider: Public defender, commandant named
• Clinton police call woman's death homicide
• Mail carrier injured when hit by van in Davenport
• Private foundation gives $600,000 for Waterloo sports complex
• Ex-school official in Dubuque gets five years in sex case
• Medal of Honor winner to help ring in new year in Big Apple
• Teens escape car before train hits it
• W.D.M. preacher to give 8 Christmas sermons over 2 days
• Hubbub over dancing isn't new, but Raygun's T-shirts are
• Ankeny dad charged with murder in baby daughter's death
• Regents want more university funding
• 31 Atalissa workers could receive $1.7 million
• Doctor's lawsuit against medical examiner tossed
• Drake Football Lift-a-thon to raise funds for historic trip to Africa
• Davenport mail carrier seriously injured by van
• Des Moines police: Man lied about being stabbed, robbed
• Grandmother gets probation in incest beating
• Team Technologies bought for $47M
• Murder charge filed in death of infant
• Teens escape car before train hits
• Grassley: GAO Report Shows Need for Improved Budget Planning for Medicare Quality Improvement Organizations
• Des Moines burglary suspect tied up, injured when police arrive
• Iowa court orders new competency hearing for D.M.-area sex offender
• David Vellinga added to DMU Board of Trustees
• Iowa home sales dip in November, average sale price climbs
• Victim of fatal D.M. crash identified
• Police surround Des Moines building; robber gets away
• Wide swath of 3 to 5 inches of snow on its way
• Budget woes put troopers' jobs in jeopardy
• Creston Fire Department to Receive More Than $28,000
• START Treaty Vote
• Rural areas, Iowa's D.C. delegation, U.S. heartland losing clout
• Iowa Politics Insider: McGee will become human rights director
• Woman dies in collision on MLK Pkwy.
• Former Atlantic car dealer avoids prison term
• More charges filed in Davenport man's crime spree
• Untreated sewage flows into river near Eddyville
• 18-year-old charged in fatal accident
• Iowans offer more ways to trim budget
• In '13, Iowa to lose a U.S. representative
• Repairs at intersection in Ankeny will close lanes
• Branstad suggests changes to IPERS
• Pleasant Hill to pursue plan for smaller sports complex
• Ankeny school board OKs plan to expand activities
• Top candidate for W.D.M. post backs out
• Waterworks files liens to get unpaid bills
• Branstad will push to reopen contracts with state employees
• Public universities report increase in campus visits
• Governor Culver Announces FY 2011 Budget Surplus
• Winter Holiday Break
• 1 dead in north-side Des Moines accident
• Charge filed in fatal crash
• Branstad: Change in store for IPERS
• Biotech group hires new director
• Holiday travel could be tricky
• Justices say 'no' to blocking removal
• Washington Needs to Get on Board and Tackle Deficit Spending
• Some adults call teen dance fad too close for their comfort
• Iowans give Terry Branstad a to-do list
• Authorities identify man killed in Marengo fire
• DNR says Richland tap water is safe to drink again
• Waterloo woman sent to prison for false tax returns
• Man arrested after standoff in Ames
• Officials say Oakdale inmate died of natural causes
• GOP's Linda Upmeyer says she's 'tough enough' for new role
• More gold found in a Salvation Army kettle
• Sewer connection fee ordinances get first OK in Waukee
• DART has no immediate plans to reduce service
• Applicants sought for Ankeny leadership program
• Des Moines administrator to lead Ankeny middle school
• Grassley says unity is vital to ethanol interests
• Bad weather in Europe delays students' flights
• Advocacy group vows to monitor winter manure spreading
• Sherman Hill houses won't be razed
• Des Moines University names Franklin as new president
• Fire engulfs Allamakee County hog confinement
• Iowans toss ideas at Branstad: Raise gas tax, ax CPR lessons in schools
• Ames standoff ends peacefully [video]
• GOP: Help wanted to battle Gronstal
• Federal lawsuit over justice selection 'fatally flawed,' Iowa A.G. says
• Biz Buzz blog: Des Moines is 4th in ranking of best business cities
• NE Iowa roads turning slick
• Iowa justices to leave office despite state legal challenge [video]
• Former Iowa elementary teacher convicted for nude photos of teens
• Richland's water now safe to drink
• Iowa targets mortgage fraud
• White Christmas in Des Moines? Weather gurus run the numbers
• On today's D.M. council agenda: Sherman Hill house demolitions
• Des Moines University announces Angela L. Walker Franklin, Ph.D., as new university president
• Alarm helps residents escape fire
• DMU hires Branstad replacement
• Officials ID man killed in Marengo fire
• C.R. police seek missing girl
• Stretches of congestion snarl I-235; ramp meters considered
• Elbert: Wind turbines may aid crops, scientist says
• Trooper lands plane on highway
• State auditor wants nonprofit to repay $38,607 for poor recordkeeping
• Deer hunter shoots himself in thigh
• Lawmakers to speak at Urbandale council luncheon
• Gateway Secondary School students find answers to 'So what?'
• Former president of Iowa Cattlemen dies
• West Des Moines city manager candidate served as consultant to board he chaired
• Woman wields knife, intruder flees, Des Moines police say
• Discussion set on Sherman Hill properties' fate
• Holiday shoppers keep malls bustling
• Bishop asks for prayers ahead of Sudanese vote
• University of Iowa professor alleges bias
• Wythe Willey dies; was Cattlemen's leader, Ray aide
• State trooper lands plane on western Iowa highway
• Muscatine deer hunter injured
• Apartment fire kills one in downtown Marengo
• Iowa school board group hands over altered bills after open-records request
• Efforts trim crime at apartments on Des Moines' south side
• Iowa poised to lose congressional clout
• Around the Metro: No holiday delays for trash pickup
• Small schools flirt with forced closings
• Recycling company fined $42,000 for Fort Madison violations
• Black Hawk County OWI case is pending; judge is still working
• Supreme Court says Bettendorf room search was improper
• Small plane crashes at Des Moines airport
• Cedar Rapids, Iowa City consider sanctuary status
• Highway planner Kane to retire after 2 decades
• Breakfast + Santa = Christmas smiles
• D.M. police find stolen gun during arrest
• Public sounds off over Wellmark's rising insurance rates [video]
• Des Moines police recover stolen gun after fight with suspect
• Plane crashes at Des Moines airport; 1 minor injury
• 2 Iowa cities could be immigration sanctuaries
• Insurance customers slam Wellmark at Statehouse session
• Want to park in your yard when it snows? Des Moines council will consider it
• Hansen: Dance studio's fire doesn't stop 'Nutcracker' [photo gallery, video]
• Finalists announced for new principal job
• Clive rezoning plan gets preliminary OK
• County grant will help pay for Urbandale tennis court
• Urbandale school district to save money, speed up Internet
• Westgate man admits using ex-girlfriend’s e-mail
• Pleasant Hill plant suffers 2nd fire in a year
• Vinton man faces homicide charge for 2009 Center Point crash
• Saydel superintendent to retire in spring
• Incentives offered for core neighborhoods in Cedar Rapids
• Washington governor stops police shooter's parole to Iowa
• Police say Clear Lake teen took loaded gun to school
• Drug busts total $3.7 million
• ISU graduation gowns are just trash. Really.
• Iowa Politics Insider: Poll shows Palin with high negative ratings
• Culver will sketch out cuts before term is up
• Abortion foes press board to end videoconferences
• Tax cuts get 3 ayes, 2 nays from Iowans in U.S. House
• Ankeny's Catholics to get a 2nd church
• Hawkeye Wood Shavings plant burns for the second time this year
• ACLU says Iowans should take judge impeachment threat seriously
• Judge orders Rubashkins to pay $2M to FDIC, group
• Washington governor blocks release of inmate to Iowa
• New Catholic parish, school are planned for Ankeny/Polk City area
• Biofuel incentives clear Congress
• Culver: I'll cut $84M before I leave
• Titan Tire, union face deadline tonight
• Employment figures improve
• Mo. woman who claimed child was abducted charged
• Q&A: The Continental Navy
• Minorities get most of I.C. curfew citations
• Teen faces charges for taking gun to school in Clear Lake
• Iowa Senators Introduce Resolution Honoring Iowa Native Bob Feller
• Grassley-authored Tax Relief for Families, Biofuels Extended
• Some West Glen shops are struggling to survive
• Ex-banker sentenced for embezzlement
• Car dealership manager faces charges
• Trial delayed for Des Moines driver accused of hitting girl
• Iowa GOP, Fox will co-sponsor debate
• Work release escapee is arrested, jailed in Polk County
• WHO radio interview set for 'Last Wishes’ widow
• Mason City couple convicted in mortgage case
• Case involving West Des Moines tot's death goes to high court
• Minnesota teen pleads not guilty
• Johnson-Koulianos hires Parrish as attorney
• Iowa soldiers fight through ambush in Afghanistan
• Noble tapped for public safety post
• Munson: A small-town Santa's memories
• Van Meter, favorite son Feller go 'hand in hand'
• U.S. government weighs restrictions on where biotech alfalfa can be grown
• University of Iowa Hospitals: Inmate wasn't in our custody
• Culver rejects construction group's request
• Snow, ice & slush could make tricky travel tonight
• Statement from Governor Culver on Master Builders of Iowa Requests
• New Des Moines bridge debuts, extending MLK to east side
• Judge removes himself from judicial retention case
• Convenience store slayings: Swanson pleads not guilty
• Gov. Culver Welcomes Hundreds of New Jobs to Iowa
• Statement from Gov. Culver on Passing of Mary Jane Odell
• Statement from Gov. Culver on Passing of Baseball Legend Bob Feller
• Vilsack mulling limits on biotech crop
• Iowa Supreme Court to hear Matthew Elliott appeal
• Hearing for mom of missing toddler
• Larry Noble will be Iowa public safety commissioner, Branstad says
• Iowa troops in Afghanistan fight through ambush
• Warrant team nabs Des Moines work release escapee
• Grassley Nominates Young Iowans to U.S. Service Academies
• WebFilings, Genencor win grants
• Central Iowa dodges most of the snow
• Driver loses car while pre-paying for gas
• State calls Carroll care center's certification claim illegal
• Audit at old job raises questions about West Des Moines city manager finalist
• Bid on shelter work at Urbandale's Lions Park beats estimate
• Waukee school board OKs classrooms, library
• Revenue ideas sought for projects, more police in Ankeny
• $1,400 coin left in Salvation Army kettle in Urbandale
• Network honors founder of anti-bias group
• Wellmark customers get their chance to vent
• Woman, two children flee fire at Des Moines home
• Des Moines man faces charges in handgun purchase
• Johnston school board member charged with theft
• Longtime Des Moines TV personality Mary Jane Odell dies at 87
• Grassley votes yes on tax bill, Harkin no
• Preschool spurs GOP skepticism
• Dallas County, ex-deputy sued
• Panel OKs health insurance exchange
• Shooting spree leaves 15 east Des Moines residents with broken vehicle windows
• Nordex announces contract with Iowa wind farm
• Freezing rain, snow may make roads slippery
• Governor Culver’s Statement on Interstate Power & Light Rate Decision
• Woman sues Dallas County, former deputy over alleged sexual assault
• Audit puts West Des Moines city manager candidate in question
• Ethanol dodges subsidy attack
• Gas on its way to $3/gallon here
• Report: Des Moines metro ranks among 20 strongest in nation
• Richland issues water-boil advisory
• Baldwin retained as prison chief
• Escaped inmate apprehended in Bettendorf
• Preschool doesn’t help Iowa children, GOP leader says
• ISU: Farm land value up 16%
• BB gun vandals active in Des Moines
• Iowa inmate has not returned from Chicago funeral trip
• Forecast: Expect snow this afternoon
• Durango family loses home to flames
• Walker Fire Department to Receive More Than $14,000
• Senate Vote on the Tax Agreement
• Student enrollment continues decline
• Iowa is ranked low in emergency preparedness
• Two given probation in Obama case
• Teen faces theft, eluding charges after car chase in Des Moines
• Driver who clipped crossing guard is sought
• Minnesota teen’s arraignments set in murder cases
• Wapello sewage flows into Iowa River
• Minnesota returns man charged in shooting
• Officials: Templeton Rye gimmick illegal
• Suit: Judicial retention vote was illegal
• Sessions scheduled on Sudanese vote
• Iowa census snapshot: State gains grads, loses vets
• Teen who aids others needs help for family after losing mobile home in fire
• Former library director in Garrison is charged in theft
• Sebring to form schools budget panel
• Branstad employs tested labor manager
• Des Moines cancels 47 weekend snow tickets
• Branstad asks director of DOT to stay on a while
• University Book Store offers 'instant cashification'
• Suspect in Des Moines slaying back in Iowa
• Local Red Kettle Campaign gets gold coin worth $1,400
• More Than $750,000 to the University of Iowa
• Ex-Iowan Collins seeks to lead RNC
• Abortion clinic foes continue protest
• Public can meet WDM city manager finalists
• Des Moines tickets 888 in first snowy weekend with new parking rule
• Teen falls from one car, is struck by another
• 2-building blaze displaces 5 families
• Fire damages Chickasaw County attorney’s office
• Muscatine lawyer picked to run Iowa DNR
• Selling Templeton Rye online? State says that's bootlegging
• Ainsworth woman convicted in death of elderly woman
• Woman, 2 kids safe after house fire
• Booneville family left homeless after mobile home blaze
• Sheldon man dies in hunting incident
• Urbandale school board delays decision on design work
• Cuts to Medicaid mounting as its rolls continue to grow
• Parent pushes for expulsion of Indianola student
• State orders special audits for 2 troubled school districts
• West Des Moines school board selects its search firm
• Des Moines police chase driver of stolen vehicle
• Des Moines cathedral site of nun's memorial this evening
• Drake pharmacy student team places third in national competition
• Fire damages Chickasaw County attorney's office
• West Des Moines city manager finalists identified
• Magazine says Iowa losing residents; ranks 6th nationally
• Governor Culver Speaks at International Biomass Conference in Brazil Today
• South side library closed today
• KCCI may be removed from DirecTV lineup
• Train hits car trapped on tracks
• New snow-removal ordinance leads to parking tickets
• Grassley: Tax Relief Agreement Follows Economists' Advice for Growth
• Burlington man's arson case heads to jury
• Hunting accident sends man to hospital
• Hansen: New school board member is paying it forward
• Jets too low in Kinnick Stadium flyover
• Assisted living facilities find loopholes
• UNI professor finds students stretch truth on teacher evals
• Health Care Lawsuit
• Roads reopen, but wind still bites
• Ankeny firefighters want youths’ help with hydrants
• DMACC employee’s kin give big gift to college
• ‘Scan Away Hunger’ campaign under way
• Norwalk council to vote on City Hall project
• West Burlington auto shop employee admits stealing cash
• Judges are named for 1st, 5th districts
• Council Bluffs memorial to honor four dead cyclists
• Law about feeding wildlife high on DNR's agenda
• Group breaks ground on motorcyclists memorial
• Low wind chills grip state
• Munson: Painted rock gets Slipknot rocker's attention
• Parkersburg's patch a tornado survivor
• Iowa GOP agenda faces tough gatekeeper
• Bomb threat instigators are charged
• Around the Metro: Emergency command center is readied
• Hispanics hope to sway GOP
• Blizzard blasts state, brings chill behind it
• Two plead guilty in attack on woman
• Washington High School in Cedar Rapids increasing security
• Man gets prison time after crash victim dies
• Woman to graduate from Divine Word
• Feeling stressed? Grill a steak, study suggests
• Blizzard batters Iowa; roads close as snow piles up
• Roads too treacherous for snowplows in western Iowa
• NRA wants Legislature to loosen gun rules
• Kansas mobile home park issues echo those in Iowa
• UNI's Gibson to sub for President Allen
• Planned Parenthood parent groups to merge
• Ex-youth counselor must register as sex offender
• Iowa Politics Insider: Pawlenty to speak, promote new book
• Nuclear plant now back online
• Black Hawk County judge allegedly drove drunk
• Chorus performance in Urbandale to benefit hospice
• DNR funds to help build bridge over creek
• Waukee police warn of car break-ins
• Police seeking driver who hit crossing guard in Urbandale
• Iowa Supreme Court reinstates murder conviction
• Two CEOs named to Business Hall of Fame
• Boone policeman is cleared in shooting
• Inaugural ball will help fund scholarships
• Iowa DNR cites Regency parent over asbestos
• Get ready: Winter weather set to smack state today
• Knapp to receive high Iowa honor
• Changes at top in schools concern West Des Moines
• Multiple snags kept man, 85, behind bars
• Drake journalism students release all-digital Midwest lifestyle magazine
• December graduates to be honored at reception
• Forecast: Iowa becomes a land of wind, ice and snow Saturday
• Governor Culver Applauds Renewable Energy Focus of U.S Senate Tax Bill
• Des Moines metro home sales fall 39 percent compared to a year ago
• Q & A: The Bill of Rights
• Crime Report -- Ankeny
• Despite fire, show will go on, says owner
• Crime Report -- Urbandale & Johnston
• Meal reflects true spirit of the season
• Crime Report -- West Des Moines & Waukee
• Johnston approves road map for city's future
• W.D.M. kids bake 7,000 cookies for the homeless
• Roosevelt student named concertmaster
• Urbandale sports complex parking draws queries
• Waukee residents turn out to discuss future of Alice's Road
• Waukee kids grab bite with Santa
• Valley bowlers get season rolling
• Urbandale Middle School mock trial team places third
• Proposal to split up teams, activities offered
• 3 deaths at road drop-off cost state $1.14 million
• Dallas Center-Grimes freshmen become lifesavers
• Dragons Team 390 wins Lego champion's award
• Apple Dumpling Gang meets with the principal
• Crime Report -- Des Moines
• Seven Worth Saving: Crane Building makes Rehabbers Club's list
• $150,000 to Interactive Flow Studies in Waterloo
• New Turner Jazz Center will inspire jazz faculty, students and listeners for years to come
• Des Moines seeks ideas for city dog parks
• Governor Culver Names Bitter, Hefner as District Court Judges
• Governor Culver: President Obama is Working to Help Middle Class
• Winter Activites.. Minus the Snow!
• Feds yank Ohio, Wis. rail funds, send more here
• Sister Stella Neill remembered for legacy of work to house the poor
• Police patch on display in Des Moines has a story like no other
• Iowa GOP head seeks term #2
• Lawsuit challenges Iowa's judge-selection system
• Linda Lane recommended for Pittsburgh schools superintendent
• Iowa's Bob Feller, baseball hall of famer, in hospice
• Every School Every Thursday -- Des Moines west
• Every School Every Thursday -- Ankeny
• Lessons learned in clothes closet enrich Urbandale students' lives
• Lab lets students learn at their own pace
• AlertNow proved effective after bomb threats
• 'A Christmas Carol' has a message for all seasons
• Every School Every Thursday -- West Des Moines, Clive & Waukee
• Mexican grocery is American success story
• Love always prevails for family with five special needs children
• Winterfest brings out the best in Waukee
• Residents grumble, but gravel roads remain
• Two percent franchise fee gains initial OK
• Every School Every Thursday -- Urbandale & Johnston
• Every School Every Thursday -- Des Moines south
• Every School Every Thursday -- Des Moines east/north
• $600,000 to Iowa State University
• Regents to weigh sabbatical requests
• Iowans' incomes edge higher, Census Bureau report shows
• No charges planned in Polk inmate death
• Car is hit by bullets, crashes into tree
• Sarcone: Insufficient evidence of wrongdoing in Polk County inmate death
• MEDIA ADVISORY: First Lady Mari Culver to Present Children’s Welfare Award
• Fire in Des Moines reroutes University traffic
• Rod Roberts to head DIA
• Sister Stella Neill killed in car crash
• Iowa's Amber Alert website returns after hacker attack
• More Than $200,000 to Postville Fire Department
• Link bus riders invited to route meeting today
• Des Moines man hurt in alleged meth lab fire is jailed
• Des Moines woman sentenced in fraud scheme
• Waukee residents view concepts for Alice’s Road
• Urbandale improvement plans draw comments
• Waterloo officer suspected of drunken driving
• Mail carrier honored for putting out fire
• Open house is Sunday at Jordan House in West Des Moines
• All four lanes open on U.S. 30 to Colo
• Iowa faces new abortion battle
• Panel says Des Moines police officer should be reinstated
• Couple admit taping customers at salon
• Mountain gorilla population increases
• Casino proposal in Illinois ramps up competition
• Edwards loses battle with cancer
• Drake English professor receives prize, publication for poetry collection
• Musical theatre class presents free cabaret to the public
• Branstad: Imbalance on judicial committee needs fixing
• Art group aims to spiff up utility boxes
• Indianola police: Man barricaded in house, threatens to shoot
• 3 flu strains hit Iowa at once
• Commercial property tax cuts would be a heavy lift, Iowa legislative leaders say
• Murder suspects await extradition
• Big city council agenda tonight: Help for south side, convenience stores, more
• Guard leaders: Attacks won’t deter Afghan mission
• Iowa has another $120M to spend
• Governor Culver Marks Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day Tomorrow
• Iowa woman survives icy crash
• EMC to buy Hub Tower in Des Moines; seeks city incentives
• Tax Revenue Doesn't Grow on Christmas Trees
• Wide-open race means quiet start for GOP
• Man sentenced for trying to entice minor
• Escapee from work release program caught
• Knit winter gear wanted for homeless
• Stolen donation kettle recovered near store
• DMACC hosting marrow-donor registry drive
• State pays $434,000 to settle film spat
• Brighter revenue picture seen for state
• 1 person, 2 dogs killed in Belle Plaine house fire
• Jeep driver killed in two-car crash in Cedar County
• 6 injured in Iowa hunting incidents
• Homeless write to put life in context
• Complaints grow about liquor store near East High School
• Knock on door saves man from house fire
• Scope of Des Moines store zoning proposal expands
• Belle Plaine home fire kills one
• Concert review: Carrie Underwood's talent shines at Wells Fargo
• Val Air still dancing to beat of the times
• North Polk again misses spending report deadline, could lose state money
• Why farmland is skyrocketing
• Postville Guatemalan families reunited
• Teen is charged in Iowa City school fire
• Burglars take copper from Waterloo school property
• Downtown fire in Keota damages businesses
• OSHA cites Dubuque for mercury spill
• Salvation Army kettle is stolen in Ankeny; haul probably $10
• Dvorsky to again lead Iowa's Democrats
• Norwalk leaders to vote on plans for City Hall
• Around the Metro: Public can weigh in on Urbandale improvement plan
• Internet upgrades keep rural Iowans in loop
• Bail posted for elderly man jailed for a month
• New system tracks buses in Iowa City
• Possible drive-by shooting leaves no injuries Friday
• Bail posted for 85-year-old man in jail for a month
• The Iowa Caucuses 50 most wanted
• Green Fields: New testing challenges corn sweetener study
• Ghosts of caucuses past haunt today’s campaigns
• Iowa Flower, Lawn And Garden Show 2011
• Troubled, confused Des Moines man jailed at 85
• Adopt-a-family sponsors needed in West Des Moines
• Johnston school group wants hall of fame nominees
• Salvation Army kettles catch more funds
• Reptile shelter in Des Moines raises funds, will stay open
• McKinley to become Des Moines' deputy city manager
• Urbandale council OKs revised snow, ice policy
• Ankeny school activities panel needs members
• Input sought on franchise fee, tax plans in Ankeny
• Snowstorm gets set to pelt northeast Iowa
• Plan asks to stretch out Des Moines' Keck Center taxes
• U of I wants property for new music school
• Teenager accused of assaulting officers
• Iowa Korean War soldier's remains returned home
• High nitrate levels found in Dixon's water
• Fort Madison prison lockdown eases after stabbings
• Dubuque Sept. 11 memorial planned as Eagle Scout project
• Police arrest 3 suspects in Des Moines homicide cases
• RV industry poised to rebound, led by smaller, towable trailers
• Downtown Des Moines group to offer lunch entertainment
• New zoning restrictions on liquor sales proposed in Des Moines
• Des Moines eyes land for public works, parks operations center
• Kinnick Stadium flyover under investigation [with video]
• Pollard's assault charge dropped
• Power Fund OKs bioammonia grant
• Key senator defends deficit plan’s $10 billion farm cut
• Two men charged in D.M. murder
• Downtown Des Moines lunchtime entertainment series planned
• Downed line cuts power to some southside Des Moines homes
• After a few flurries, Des Moines should see snow-free weekend
• Town warned of nitrates in water
• TVs stolen at D.M. private school
• Report: Tough decisions helped IPERS
• Q&A: Your Tax Burden
• Prison farmland sale could upend system
• Investigation of Polk inmate's death continues
• Pawnshop restrictions get initial approval
• Des Moines learning academy to hold fundraiser
• Urbandale police honored for National Night Out
• 205 groups get Prairie Meadows grants
• Feds push Principal to turn over subpoenaed documents
• Lots to do for Culver in final weeks
• Again, Palin offers no hint about 2012
• Services today for Iowan missing in Korean War
• Justice selection process defended
• Munson: Indoor ice rink tops Spirit Lake hockey moms' wish list
• Nearly 2,000 use shuttle service from Ingersoll to downtown
• Iowa Politics Insider: Democrats nominate Smith for Senate seat
• 3 in contribution case want their trial separate from fourth defendant
• Graduates of Iowa Certified Public Manager Program to present innovative research at Drake University
• Drake hosts forum for Iowa legislative leaders
• Governor Culver Orders Flags Lowered Friday to Honor Fallen Korean War Soldier
• North D.M. gunfire brings unease
• Governor Culver: Lake Delhi Reports Will Provide Sound Basis for Future Decisions
• Mark Cady selected to serve as interim chief justice
• Murder suspect in Drake-area shooting in custody in Minnesota
• Procedural error could doom food-safety bill
• Man IDed in deputy-involved shooting
• Alcohol offenses fuel increase in arrests at University of Iowa
• Iowa man won't be charged in Wyoming grizzly bear killing
• Sarah Palin visits Spirit Lake today
• Surge in past-due court debts
• Group says Branstad ties raise influence questions
• Iowa farmers may boost security measures after hog-lot vandalism
• Stopping a Tax Increase
• Making toilet paper may be state's next prison industry
• Living Social launches today in D.M.
• Friday night to get snowy in N. Iowa
• Inmate death inquiry incomplete
• Rescuers take 39 ailing horses from Glidden property
• Jail inmate complaining of illness dies in Waterloo
• Home-Grown Ethanol
• Prison cells searched after stabbings
• Fire ruins garage in Cedar Rapids flood zone
• Engineer: Quick work saved lives at Delhi
• Man fatally injured in effort to fix truck
• Branstad inaugural set for Hy-Vee Hall
• ISU student ‘stable’ with meningitis
• Two charged, third sought in Johnston robbery
• Suspect alleged to have injured Des Moines police officer
• Man arrested after chase on Des Moines' south side
• After-school fights wind up online
• Inmate is second in 6 days to escape in Des Moines
• Colder temps bring out the car thieves
• State to retool campsite reservation system
• Drake Jazz Ensemble Two to perform concert
• Des Moines police box in fleeing suspected car thief
• Jail inmate complaining of illness dies in Waterloo
• Prisoner is second to escape work release program in a week
• Johnston police arrest two, seek third in Nov. 16 robbery
• Fights featuring Des Moines students continue to appear on the Internet
• Statement from Governor Culver on Lapsing of Unemployment Benefits
• Chambers' wish list resembles Branstad agenda
• D.M. police hunt man accused of injuring officer
• ISU student has meningitis
• Cell shakedown under way at Iowa prison
• Senators Urge Action for Energy Security and Job Creation
• Des Moines security firm: Technology will replace guards
• Iowa DNR plans new system for campsite reservations
• Reports: Iowa economy improves
• Cars left running tempt thieves
• Engineers will report today on Lake Delhi dam failure
• Drake law professor to discuss results of Iowa's 2010 judicial retention election
• Drake symphony orchestra to perform works by Mozart, Beethoven
• Intruder tries to choke east side Des Moines woman as she sleeps
• Dwolla lets consumers bypass checks, credit cards
• Obradovich column: Branstad wants to open pay deal by Culver, union
• More Than $300,000 to UNI's National Ag-based Lubricants Center
• Flaw is repaired at Palo nuclear plant
• State skimps on transition cash
• Convicted murderer is sentenced for assault in Dubuque
• Critics see conflicts in N. Polk school plan
• Reinbeck man is charged in fatal crash
• Munson: 4 tell of harrowing escape from SUV stranded on tracks as train bore down
• Discord arises about Prairie Meadows board selection process
• Des Moines woman says she was sexually assaulted
• Chimney fire damages part of Clive duplex
• Panel to discuss retention vote's effect on judiciary
• Safe, cash stolen from Meredith Middle School
• DART votes to buy land for transit hub
• Urbandale city council approves purchase of bronze sculptures
• Hack of alert system shows vulnerabilities
• FDA allows DeCoster farm in Iowa to again sell eggs
• Task force says public should own Delhi dam
• Four inmates stabbed at prison
• State grants $52,800 for Jonas Neiderbach defense
• Drake's political experts update the definitive book on the Iowa caucuses
• Drake faculty member to talk about mixing business and religion
• Butler sheriff mum on details of Sunday shooting in Shell Rock
• Governor Culver Names Jeff Poulson as District Court Judge
• WDM crime report: Black Friday brings thievery
• Justice Wiggins others to speak on panel Thursday
• Obradovich: Palin can't just flirt
• Pigford II Funding Agreement Clears House
• Iowa Politics Insider: Scheffler opposes Steele as party chairman
• Drug ring indictments expected
• Honored Urbandale reserve officer’s funeral is today
• Midterm vote saw record turnout
• Des Moines police scuffle with man arrested for theft
• 3 Hoover students arrested after alleged assault at school
• West Des Moines school board questions search firms
• Supervisors to discuss keeping grant lobbyist
• Fire fought in downtown Burlington
• Hearing set on proposed franchise fee in Ankeny
• Professors at University of Iowa rue lack of charges in 2004 break-in
• Jury finds Mutchler guilty in two 2008 Des Moines murders
• Peninsula Gaming officials request 60-day trial delay
• False Amber Alert prompts probe
• Dusting of snow to accompany cold front
• Televisions wanted for outdoor sports bar
• Highway crash takes lives of 2 western Iowa children
• Biz Buzz: Profits will be sweet for musical group
• Semitrailer truck kills man on I-80
• Deer hunter dies in gun mishap near Bussey
• Athletic, academic officials explore cross-university partnerships in Mexico
• Drake to give English language test for Healthcare Career Training Program
• Polk County jury finds Mutchler guilty in 2 murders [video]
• Branstad expected to name Sioux City’s Durham as econ. development director
• Update: 3 students arrested after Hoover H.S. incident
• Record Iowa drug bust imminent
• Firefighters battling Burlington blaze
• Vegas company buys Ames Tribune, other Iowa papers
• Polk County leaders want to retain federal lobbyist
• New U.S. 30 lanes open today
• Vandals damage Iowa hog lots
• 11/2: Iowa's highest midterm turnout
• Public land will be sold for Kemin expansion in Des Moines
• Iowa reptile rescue will stay open
• Cedar Falls seeks TVs
• Public Invited to Capitol Holiday Tree Lighting, Toys for Tots Kickoff Tuesday
• Police: Des Moines shoplifter picked car at random to hide
• Des Moines libraries asked to consider volunteers
• Iowan fights on after injury in Afghanistan
• West Des Moines gyms to be open for pickleball players
• Nevada motorist led chase, D.M. police say
• More police officers in Des Moines, across nation, stress value of college education
• Vandals again strike Iowa City sign
• Car lands on Monona train tracks; 3 manage to escape
• West Des Moines to host 3 youth triathlons
• Thanksgiving weekend death toll in Iowa is lowest since 2004
• Flying bullets graze man, strike house
• State is using little of old hospital it bought
• Updated: Some I-80 lanes closed near Iowa City
• Des Moines police investigate possible drive-by shooting
• Nevada man jailed after chase across Des Moines
• Small-town Iowa embraces Grinnell's gay, black president
• Driver chased, arrested in D.M.
• Palin signs book, remains mum on 2012
• Mason City ophthalmologist funds scholarships at community college
• Political uncertainty hampers biodiesel
• U.S. Supreme Court to ponder Iowa drug sentence
• Iowa's hardest years: Stories from the farms during the Great Depression
• Economist to study Cedar Rapids' health care
• Iowa community colleges' enrollment tops 106,000
• Women revive craft fair for a day in Centerville
• Wrecking ball awaits Des Moines synagogue
• Rockford trap shooter hurt by shotgun
• Officer's leg severely injured during arrest
• Hay catches fire at Le Mars dairy farm
• Ethanol critics mobilize Senate opposition
• Study: Unemployed Iowans likely to have worse health
• Des Moines hopes tax district will spur growth
• Iowa's hardest years: Innovators in agriculture
• Iowa's Great Depression stories: Ray Britten
• Iowa's hardest years: Could it happen again?
• D.M. officer suffers serious leg injury, vows return
• Iowa man injured while trap shooting
• Man dies of injuries suffered in crash
• Higher D.M. storm water fees advance
• Mall flash mob sees shoppers at standstill
• Trial postponed on child abuse charge
• Political advisers: Sarah Palin's 'star power' alone isn't enough
• GOP says jobs are legislative priority
• Urbandale elementary school staff to bus tables
• West Des Moines cookie sale to benefit Youth Justice group
• West Des Moines police spokesman to retire next week
• Is Saturday school a fix for playing hooky?
• 38 cities, counties get flood money
• Convicted abuser must pay restitution
• Retailers report good Black Friday crowds
• University news roundup: Avoiding bed bugs and melting ice with sugar beet juice
• DJ music at Brenton Plaza tonight
• 'Midwest Meteor' gets permanent home at UW museum
• Spiky $3 million towers are the talk of the highway
• Munson: Family salutes Iowa cancer victim's lifetime of labor
• Man escapes from Polk work-release facility
• Guatemalan relatives to join Postville Agriprocessors workers
• First-degree murder verdict is upheld
• Des Moines food pantry serves more, needs donations
• Rare pink pigeon is hatched at Blank Zoo
• Urbandale superintendent links school PTOs
• Register publisher, editor to speak
• West Des Moines council set to approve updated noise rule
• Separated by war, together in spirit
• Des Moines council OKs plan to aid homeless-camp dwellers
• West Des Moines medical foundation may lay off 200
• Police find marijuana gift-wrapped in car
• Logan man killed in rollover crash
• Three teens accused of poaching deer
• Pickup driver killed in collision with semi
• Restaurateur pleads guilty to charges
• Ottumwa hopes FAA grants cover runway work
• Mayor of St. Ansgar killed in car-semi accident
• Prisoner escapes from work release facility
• St. Ansgar mayor killed in accident
• Three Iowans killed on slippery roads
• Hansen: Shoppers won't be only mob on Friday
• Ankeny council seeks designs for Westwinds work
• Southwest Connector link at Iowa 5 to open soon
• Jury finds Clinton man guilty of murder, arson
• Polk board OKs grant for Franklin library
• Clinton told to reinstate two fired workers
• Clay Central-Everly schools superintendent resigns
• Tests show Le Grand water safe to drink; boil order lifted
• Salvation Army says campaign is off to a good start in Des Moines
• Insider: Recounts confirm Senate victories
• Strangers' kindness touches couple whose son recovering from brain injury
• Iowa native applies to lead Republican National Committee
• CNN to air Cooper's report on Great Ape Trust
• Police: Second kidnap case proves fake
• Court orders new drunken driving trial
• Ex-officers' convictions in Creston rape case will stand
• Pharmacy board unanimously OKs medical-marijuana plan
• High school music festival to be shown on Iowa Public Television
• China adoptions let Johnston couple become family
• Road conditions may not improve today; at least 3 dead in icy-road crashes
• Teenager in fake kidnapping: 'I told the police the truth'
• No protests at D.M. airport; some compliment TSA staff
• Police: Another kidnapping report proves false
• Des Moines approves housing program for homeless
• 65 lbs. of gift-wrapped pot seized
• 60 layoffs at Clear Lake door plant
• Deere leaps to record earnings
• Former Iowa mortgage banker indicted on fraud, conspiracy charges
• More Than $50,000 to Iowa Fire Departments
• Q & A: Holding the Pentagon Accountable
• Drake student tells of robbery, kidnapping
• $1,000 reward offered for arrest in shooting
• Services set for Urbandale teen killed in accident
• Waukee board votes to muzzle rowdies at events
• Funding issues halt police drug training class
• Ceremonies recognize Salvatore Giunta's return to Iowa
• Air security steps rile few at Des Moines airport
• Jell-O, pudding spill from overturned rig in Floyd County
• Griswold woman found dead in crashed pickup
• Robber hits credit union on Des Moines' east side
• Pleasant Hill will hold mayoral vote in February
• Thanksgiving closings
• Clinton County jury deliberates fate of alleged killer
• Boone boy, 16, charged with sexual abuse
• Iowa dog shines in Philadelphia
• Polk County Democrats want action from Gov. Chet Culver
• Charles City teen gets two life terms in cousin's death
• Environmental group unveils Iowans' potential gas savings
• Country star Taylor Swift returns to Des Moines next spring
• Police say Des Moines teens' abduction fake, but robbery real
• Police: Murder suspect allegedly spotted in Des Moines
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Governor Culver to Pardon Turkeys Tomorrow
• Iowa’s Medal of Honor Recipient Celebrated at Capitol Ceremony
• Thanksgiving travel: Freezing rain likely Wednesday in northern Iowa
• Two Iowa cities have official bids for Olympic wrestling, weightlifting trials
• Iowa adds 8,100 nonfarm jobs in October
• Nearly $150,000 to Waterloo Company
• UI senior named Rhodes Scholar
• Jury: Grinnell nursing home must pay $491,747 in man's death
• Insider: DOT bid documents to be online, free
• State worker pay increase similar to other contracts
• Group seeks Arizona-style immigration law, begins petition drive
• Council votes 7-0 to toughen liquor rules for stores
• Le Grand residents told: Boil water during repairs
• Fight over thermostat brings charges
• Record: Urbandale boy, 17, dies from injuries in accident
• Onawa man pleads not guilty in enticement case
• Two moms, treasured for lifetime
• Des Moines man accused of abuse released on bond
• Supervisors to discuss Franklin Library grant
• Pickup driver killed in collision with semi near Laurens
• Paid leaves for professors facing charges cost University of Iowa
• Police say Ottumwa woman kept too many pets
• Profits return for Tyson, cattle industry
• Cyberthieves who hit D.M. diocese part of global ring
• Witness: Mutchler talked about hurting debtor
• Hansen: 'Triple Espresso' actors hooked on Des Moines
• Ceremony, parade to honor Giunta
• Drake honors course provides insight into contemporary Islam
• Drake music community remembers accompanist Tom Harvey
• Drake Law School teams win regional moot court, arbitration competitions
• Gore says he supported ethanol for political gain
• Urbandale senior dies after crash
• Iowa farms in the Great Depression: Share your stories
• Iowa women slain in convenience-store robberies are buried
• Mutchler murder trial: Victim owed defendant $30, friend says
• UI says new tailgating rules have helped cut binge drinking
• D.M. officials will see new liquor rules tonight
• Paid leaves for UI professors charged with crimes cost $430K+
• Business group focused on jobs this legislative session
• Sarah Palin staff moves in Des Moines refuted
• Group seeks petition signatures for Arizona-style immigration law in Iowa
• Crime blog: Today's police news
• Grassley Praises Recovery of Another $3 Billion of Taxpayer Money Otherwise Lost to Fraud
• All-Canada Show 2010
• Outrage lingers among those who love Effigy Mounds
• Body found in tent near Underwood is that of Californian
• Cedar Rapids woman killed in car accident
• 2 die in Franklin County crash after driver loses control
• U of I senior named Rhodes Scholar
• Johnson County medical examiner: We need more help
• Mike Huckabee in Iowa: There's no timetable for 2012 decision
• Class offers 'eye-opening' look at Islam's complexities
• 88 counties keep website host despite trouble
• Man wanted as witness remains in jail
• Indian Hills Middle School team takes second in mock trial contest
• Waukee residents ask for repairs to older city streets
• Bowman Chiropractic taking winter clothing donations
• Des Moines school district update highlights new programs, initiatives
• Music doesn't stop after Drake accompanist's death
• U of I student named one of 32 Rhodes Scholars in U.S.
• Huckabee in Iowa: 'Considering' 2012 run
• Drake Theatre to present two student-directed plays
• Community leader Feisel Sayeed dies in crash
• West Des Moines fire marshal charged with harassment
• Everyone in Elkhart may get a new address
• Christian teachers at Des Moines Muslim school gain insight into religion, themselves
• Convenience store slayings: Suspect's 'creepy' past is recalled
• West Des Moines fire contained to garage
• Green Fields: Exporters believe world needs more pork butt
• Inaction on medical errors draws fire in Iowa
• Flood plan protects just Cedar Rapids’ east side
• Mennonite group aims to feed hungry
• Defendants fault casino contributions case
• Tree bound for D.C. to make stop in Britt
• Railways get money to improve safety
• Crash kills Knoxville woman
• Judge rules Dubuque care facility must pay $75,500
• Giunta returns to home state for Des Moines ceremony, Hiawatha parade
• Report: Iowa student test scores remain flat
• Climate bill's death ends carbon credit program
• Old-time photo of the day: Des Moines nightclub entertainment
• Epworth teen dies in Friday a.m. Dubuque County crash
• Gameday forecasts for Ames, Iowa City
• One killed in Highway 5 crash
• Applicants sought for transit panel seat
• Ankeny historical society plans cookie sale
• Public hearing set for Polk County borrowing plan
• Senior complex coming to S.W. Ninth in Des Moines
• How will ousters affect pool of justice applicants?
• New Des Moines school board member to be sworn in
• Taxi company offers military free rides
• Rockwell Collins will hire 800 in next year
• Convenience-store slayings: Murder cases could be combined
• Preliminary report issued on Lake Delhi dam breach
• Iowa Supreme Court: Police stops OK after license plate check
• Fines can pile up if snow not cleared
• House Republicans offer ideas to cut budget, address abortion law
• UNI President Ben Allen diagnosed with prostate cancer
• Police want to question man about Des Moines homicide
• Hansen: Is youth sports coaches' trickery over the top?
• Two men charged for relic hunting in West Branch
• Jury: Orkin must pay for termite damage in Bettendorf
• Drake athletic officials visit Mexico in preparation for historic football game in Africa
• Wanted witness in homicide case lost use of legs in 2002 drive-by shooting
• First Annual “Cleanin’ out the DogHouse” Winners Announced
• Drake piano professor to perform a faculty recital
• Speaker-elect: Abortion loophole talks likely; cancel sabbaticals
• Governor Culver Issues Statement on AFSCME Agreement
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Governor Culver, Public to Honor Staff Sgt. Giunta on Tuesday
• Culver OKs $100M pay increase; Branstad officials call deal 'reckless'
• UNI president has prostate cancer
• Johnston is Iowa’s ‘most expensive suburb’
• Governor Culver Sends Well Wishes to UNI President
• D.M. police issue warrant in Thurs. homicide
• Hearings waived in store slayings
• CNN's Sanjay Gupta will be speaker at Partnership annual dinner
• Iowa Supreme Court says police stops are OK after license checks
• MEDIA ADVISORY: First Lady Mari Culver to Deliver Thanksgiving Meals to Shelters Monday
• Drake Writers' Night features written work from University community
• Drake Wind Symphony, Concert Band to perform challenging program
• Drake Law wins one of two national law school diversity programs
• Drake choirs to celebrate American, Canadian composers
• High demand for 911 cell phones for Iowa seniors
• Sunshine: Best Rx for Good Medicine
• State launches probe of West Des Moines fundraiser
• Pigford II Funding Clears Senate
• Sewer project in Urbandale and Clive expected to end in May
• Holiday light displays could bring prizes
• Chili cook-off in Waukee will benefit area veterans
• West Des Moines man dies in Waukee crash
• Warners donate for holiday meals
• Dowling student faces felony charge
• Judicial selection should be more open, judge suggests
• Iowa City man who gave vodka to puppy is sentenced
• Convenience-store slayings: Clerks' funerals to be held Monday
• Iowa Politics Insider: Boswell, Loebsack mum on leadership votes
• University of Iowa expects to raise flood-damage estimate
• Man found dead in SUV in troubled neighborhood
• Iowa 12th-grade students beat U.S. average on test
• Stagnant condo sales plague downtown Des Moines
• Iowa City burglary report turns into drug case
• Medal of Honor winner Giunta to be on ‘Letterman’
• Lake Delhi projects are nearly done
• Cholera victims' remains set to be reburied
• Funerals set for slain Iowa clerks; alleged killer's family speaks out
• Under Senate deal, some farms can skip FDA regulations
• Governor Culver Announces Up to 300 New Jobs Coming to Iowa
• A.M. shooting is location's third violent incident in 10 days
• Resource Center Coming to Ames for Former Ames Laboratory Employees
• Polk leaders weigh options for worn-out convention complex
• Iowa 12th-graders score higher than average on national exam
• Man jailed for giving vodka to pup
• Girl arrested in Dowling bomb threat
• ISU study: Ethanol tax break impact is modest
• Newton project would create 60 jobs next year
• Block of 12th Street to close for food drive
• City decides against adult clubs downtown
• Valley Junction to hold three open houses
• Insider: Vander Plaats to Culver: Leave justices alone
• Guard soldiers mobilized for duty
• 4 West Des Moines teens hospitalized after one-car crash
• Polk supervisors OK Prairie Meadows hotel project
• Hansen: Groups serving poor, homeless reward those who have rehabbed
• Chicago builder to keep Fort Madison prison project
• Des Moines woman charged with harboring runaway teen
• Child abuse by teachers often goes unreported by schools
• Smith plans run for Senate seat
• Police look into claim of teacher's sex abuse
• Panel to rule on officer's firing
• Iowa clerks' killings bring 'a lot of whys'
• IASB to close contract talks
• Small fire from cigarette damages theater built in 1893
• New law stops thousands of pseudoephedrine buys
• Two workers don't make stores safer, researcher says
• Food-safety bill advances in Senate
• TIF district proposed for southeast Des Moines
• Des Moines woman faces charge in runaway case
• A look at security in convenience stores
• Remains from lost graves in Dubuque to be reburied
• Des Moines startup Dwolla wins $1 million investment
• Teen accused in Iowa convenience store slayings will face 2 trials
• Still no charges in Johnston home invasion, car crash
• Governor Culver Sets Date for Special Election
• Report: Behavior remains a problem at University of Iowa
• Mason City rejects adult clubs idea
• Crews respond to fire at historic Iowa theater
• Iowa Politics Insider: Republicans name House committee leaders
• Customers remember slain store clerks
• Iowa Medal of Honor recipient Salvatore Giunta is humble hero
• Newt Gingrich: I'm working to clear path for 2012 presidential run
• Robbery suspects arrested after crash
• Waukee Chamber of Commerce gets new director
• Hearing scheduled for park shelter work
• State senator to speak about cancer
• Illegal-hunting probe involves U of I assistant wrestling coach
• Clinton woman testifies in house fire trial
• Mediapolis fire that killed man likely accidental
• Beaman, Dexter water again safe to drink
• 1 hour, 2 robberies, 2 deaths
• Complaint says school group ignoring records-law requests
• Missing Kalona woman found in southern Iowa
• Pleasant Hill retracts councilwoman's claims about firm
• Munson: Snow piles mark boundary where winter visited
• Des Moines school board appoints man who ran for seat last year
• Nurses offered incentive to get jobs as instructors
• Activists say rules on water need to be stronger
• International Center to host Teach in China informational sessions
• Gingrich takes steps toward a presidential run
• Polk County supervisors approve Prairie Meadows hotel plan
• Iowan receives Medal of Honor
• Humanities series to explore the politics of space and designation in Native American territory
• Judge recuses self in U of I case
• Decision on appeal of fired Des Moines officer expected next month
• Teen suspect being held in connection with shootings
• $20,000 burglary reported in D.M.
• Officials warn of fake health inspector
• Suspects crash at cemetery
• House Dems will keep McCarthy as leader
• School bomb threats cost time, money
• Culver says he'd appoint justices if given the chance
• Watch Medal of Honor ceremony
• Jury selection starts for murder suspect
• Trial delayed in murder case
• Ankeny school enrollment projections increase
• City: Taxpayers won’t pay for new lights
• West Des Moines City Council discusses city manager candidates
• Body discovered in burning house
• Urbandale school board OKs snow-removal services
• Waukee City Council agrees to join hazard plan
• Teen girls charged in stabbing death
• Two Urbandale meetings set for homeowners
• Urbandale ibrary sets Thanksgiving holiday hours
• Attorney for D.M. to retire after nearly 22 years in job
• Adel nurses group plans date for immunizations
• Waterloo school aims to win dress code debate
• Polk County taxes go unpaid on a third of trailers
• Hansen: Once-daring rail hobo rekindles urge to travel
• Vander Plaats to lead coalition of conservatives
• Ex-mayors among D.M. school board applicants
• Tracking device in loot cuffs robbery suspect
• Professor Yu to deliver opening keynote at media law conference in Australia
• Des Moines city attorney to retire
• Dean Rospond featured in Des Moines Woman magazine
• Governor Culver Proclaims Nov. 23, 2010 ‘Staff Sgt. Salvatore Giunta Day’ in Iowa
• 75 Iowa Guard troops heading to Iraq
• Abandoned homes are resold illegally
• Urbandale high school is site of vaccine clinic this week
• Avenue extension issue to be discussed today in Johnston
• Part of University Boulevard to close in Clive
• Senate Democrats keep their top leaders
• Possible state budget cuts worry university faculty, students
• Des Moines workplace training center planners seek input
• Urbandale man says he was shot during argument in Des Moines
• Armed group entered Des Moines home, police say
• U of I sees high-tech car devices improving road safety
• Man’s skull fractured in baseball bat attack
• Iowa City homeless shelter now has more beds
• Police get little mental illness training
• Prairie Meadows working on new lease
• Textbook disclosure rule called beneficial, painless
• Urbandale man shot after fight near bar
• Waterloo work-release inmate fails to report back
• Newly named judge is keynote speaker for Ames women's event
• Train derailment spills diesel fuel in Cedar Rapids
• Truro rural phone company gets money to expand
• Munson: Christmas good will to kids, 365 days a year
• Sal Giunta's path: From 'average' to 'extraordinary'
• U of I eliminates 6 grad programs
• Dvorak's 'New World' seen in new light
• Bypassing new gates will mean $195 ticket
• Ames nursing home hit with fine
• Teenager shot in knees in north-central Des Moines
• 121 Iowa physicians collect from drug firms
• Around the Metro: Adoption facility to move from Clive to West Des Moines
• Old Man Winter is back, right on time
• Ottumwa passengers praise Carnival cruise staff
• Green Fields: Korean trade impasse vexes pork producers
• Report questions cellulosic ethanol merits
• Volunteers sought for yard cleanups
• Urbandale police seek leads on burglary at diner
• Food bank receives 57,000 pounds of pasta
• Request holiday meals through Nov. 23
• Area chamber organizations to meet
• Charges changed for student in Ankeny threat case
• Two D.M. teachers accused of abuse in past 13 months
• Students accused in Urbandale, Hoover threats referred to juvenile court
• Wellmark plans to raise rates 11% next year
• "You are dead and rotting and repulsive to me," victim's mother tells killer
• Gronstal will block marriage amendment
• Justices make it harder for Davenport to punish parents
• Iowa Politics Insider: We'll keep seat vacated by Reynolds, GOP says
• Des Moines council OKs plans for 2 hotels downtown
• Winter coming early to northwest Iowa
• Carbon monoxide leak makes three ill
• Man pleads not guilty in marijuana case
• Des Moines vision plan seeks residents' feedback
• Iowa Power Fund awards $4.2 million in projects
• Missouri Valley driver killed in 2-vehicle crash
• Southbound I-35 reopened near Huxley
• Boone dispatcher resigns after last month's shooting
• Wellmark plans 11 percent rate increases for individual health policies
• Supreme Court: City law on parents is unconstitutional
• Zoning approved for two downtown Des Moines hotels
• Remorseless Moore gets life in prison
• Court: Second warrant needed to search rented room
• Palin plans stops in D.M., Spirit Lake
• UPDATE: Missing 13-year-old ran away because she was upset
• Temps to decline this weekend
• Adoption Saturday planned for Nov. 20
• Meeting on University Avenue training center set for Tuesday
• Central Academy students gain math honors
• Red Kettle donors may now get tax receipts
• Iowan Medal of Honor recipient to be featured on '60 Minutes'
• Line break prompts water boil advisory in Dexter
• Ex-CIA operative speaks of betrayal during Iowa visit
• Hoaxes distress family of missing girl
• Missing Missouri toddler rescued near Colfax after 9-hour search
• Bush compliments grass-roots caucuses in Iowa
• Increases in storm water bills expected for Des Moines
• Iowa Guard captures Taliban fighter
• Abortion opponents will target new Iowa clinic
• Dubuque dump truck driver dies in accident
• Major shift looks unlikely for Iowa regents
• Veterans gather to share U.S. military histories
• Tribe to reopen Casino Omaha Dec. 15
• Plane crash claims Texas businessman
• Elkhart address changes to be discussed Monday
• Fake inspectors demand cell numbers of Ames restaurant employees
• Smokestack problem closes Cedar Falls school again
• Madrigal Dinner promo garners public attention, media coverage
• Insider: Smithson is chief clerk of Iowa House
• Taxpayer bill at Fort Madison prison: $40,598 per inmate annually
• Nebraska abortion doctor to open clinic in Council Bluffs
• Police investigate 3 shootouts
• 'Double space' meters to be used in downtown Des Moines
• Iowa Guard troops capture wounded Taliban after firefight
• Freedom Rock painter on TV show today
• Des Moines eyes utility rate increases to speed up flood improvements
• Appeals Court denies sex offender's claim
• 1 person dies in Iowa plane crash
• Munson: Enter trivia contest in honor of Iowa’s trivia king
• 3 charged in Urbandale school bomb threat
• D.M. girl's disappearance baffles family
• Braley Statement on Veterans Day
• Roofer is arrested in Knoxville on Florida charges
• King Op-Ed: Saying Thank You to Our Veterans
• Sheriffs say they'll comply with gun law
• Drake celebrates Entrepreneurship Week with networking, speaker
• $80 million at stake if Iowa doesn't fund passenger rail
• Medal of Honor comes with burden, Iowa recipients say
• Police hit the track for training
• Gaming board defers penalties against accused casino chiefs
• More bomb threats at Des Moines-area schools lead to evacuations, charges
• Sites to accept unwanted prescription drugs
• Cold-hearted burglars steal furnace
• Work at Ankeny rail crossing to slow traffic
• Storms, flood assistance filing deadline is Friday
• Iowa State patrol recovers missing Missouri girl unharmed near Colfax
• Charge added in attack on Des Moines woman, her child
• Family continues to search for missing south Des Moines teenager
• Protesters block immigration holding site at Urbandale warehouse
• Court: Sex offender not entitled to credit for time in ankle braclet
• Federal ban lifted for Grinnell granny's war protests
• Disaster fund tops $4 billion for Iowa
• New charge for alleged knife-wielding husband
• Family: Missing south Des Moines girl had no troubles at home
• Roederer is named budget director
• King Salutes America's Military Veterans
• Landlord's plan to fix properties rejected by Des Moines board
• Veterans Day Events
• Governor Culver Announces $1.2 Million I-JOBS Vision Iowa Grant to Fort Dodge
• Veterans Day Statement from Governor Culver
• Men kidnap 3 teens in D.M., let them go
• Service to honor veterans at First Baptist Church
• Drake hosts a record 140 high school students for College Prep Day
• Munson: Veteran's message: Freedom needs maintenance
• Fire near Blairstown ruins tractor; no injuries reported
• International Film Series presents 'The Other Boelyn Girl'
• Late taxes, liens, fines add up for embattled Des Moines landlord
• Items stolen from Slipknot member's grave
• Drake saxophone professor to perform faculty recital
• Dems hold Iowa Senate by 71 votes
• Rumely Lofts open house is today
• Harkin Leads Bipartisan Group of Senators Calling on Leader Reid to Include Biofuels Language in Energy Bill, Extend Ethanol Tax Credit
• Send vets in need to us, county officials urge
• Harkin Welcomes New Federal Strategy to Curb American Tobacco Use
• Man sentenced to 15 years in heroin death
• Statement of Senator Harkin on Veterans Day
• Mason City ruse offering prizes lures no scofflaws
• Crews work to dismantle smokestack that may topple at C.F. school
• Des Moines child, 3: 'Daddy knifed Mommy'
• Sheriffs: New gun permits to be OK'ed, despite worries
• Wastewater flows onto Kenyon Avenue
• More grad program cuts likely at University of Iowa
• Food mart on Hubbell Avenue robbed
• Realtors: D.M. home sales fall 40% but market is stabilizing
• State sticks with plan to fill many early retirees' positions
• Court tosses murder conviction
• Iowa regulators defer discipline against casino execs
• Ankeny gets grant for roads to industrial park
• Urbandale students return to classes following bomb threat
• NRA will fight toward more gun rights for Iowans, lobbyist says
• No arrests reported after three teens kidnapped, robbed in D.M.
• Des Moines River level to drop for dam inspection
• Iowa Politics Insider: Branstads will take in Paris sans escort
• Downtown 'river walk' makes appearance, for a day
• Company to look for next West Des Moines superintendent
• Lawsuit challenges ethanol increase
• FEMA again asked for Lake Delhi dam aid
• Drake celebrates third year of 'Carnage in the Corn' stage combat workshop
• Police seek missing south-side Des Moines girl, 13
• Bomb threats plague Iowa schools this fall
• Ankeny Service Center to aid families at holidays
• Egg recall involves firm linked to DeCoster
• Ankeny council considers ways to pay for services
• Judge dismisses case against Clinton principal
• Meeting set for 7 tonight on new Des Moines charter school
• Enjoy warmth today; 40s arrive by Friday
• Group withdraws request for immigration facility in Urbandale
• Man allegedly steals metal items for scrap
• It's official: Democrats to retain control of Iowa Senate
• Homicide charge follows fatal crash
• Ankeny student arrested in bomb threat
• Car hits, kills man walking along I-29
• PICA scholarship awarded
• 2 Des Moines brothers hurt while aiding neighbor in distress
• Harkin: $1 Million Coming to Iowa to Improve Workforce Development Data
• Dubuque man pleads guilty in prosecutor assault
• Police describe bloody crime scene
• Saydel to close school in '12-'13 school year
• Food mart clerk robbed at gunpoint
• GOP leader outlines plans for budget cuts
• Iowa DOT plans to award Ankeny $1.4 million road grant
• Urbandale board votes to nix ICE holding site
• Professors 'mildly optimistic' about Branstad
• "Imaging Others" gallery opens at Anderson Gallery
• Survivors of abuse know threats loom
• Urbandale planning staff endorses immigrant facility
• 'We Run 4 Bob' hits big N.Y.C. marathon
• Bomb threat closes Ankeny H.S. today
• State sees more cases of whooping cough
• 3 stabbed on Des Moines' south side
• U of I conference set for vets, families
• Des Moines settles dispute over horses that ripped up soccer fields
• Boldness, discipline get Hispanics' firms rolling in Iowa
• City eyes shoreline, flood improvements at Gray’s Lake Park
• Stolen car crashes into Des Moines restaurant
• Des Moines police seek 13-year-old missing since Friday
• Iowa House chooses new leaders
• Traffic cameras curb speeding in Cedar Rapids
• Harkin: More than $17 Million in Conservation Program Payments Coming to Iowa
• GOP leader: Hundreds of millions need to go from Iowa budget
• Harkin Commends EPA Decision to Deny Ban on Lead in Fishing Gear
• Old-time photo of the day: Unhappy at Tech High
• D.M. mayor floats dog park idea [poll]
• Iowa House Democrats outspent Reupblicans
• Iowa Senate's GOP leaders remain
• Executive Council may postpone meeting
• Saydel to close elementary school
• Transportation to be discussed at meetings
• Urbandale board recommends rejecting immigration facility
• Urbandale planning staff endorses immigrant facility
• Drake's senior newsmagazine wins Pacemaker, four other pubs are finalists
• Bomb threat closes Ankeny High School for today
• Drake Theatre stages musical about religion and sexuality
• Summer road work slowed by rainy weather
• No time for rest: Tea party looks ahead
• Academic progress stagnant despite more teacher hires
• Will justices vote tarnish or help Iowa's image?
• Iowan's unclaimed 'treasure': $2 million
• Around the Metro: Firefighter from Johnston retires from job she loved
• Ombudsman sues Corrections Dept.
• GOP energy could roll through to caucuses
• Update: Stolen SUV crashes into restaurant after chase
• Walmart wants Iowans to farm by its principles
• Drake Writers' Harvest Festival to honor student writers, fight hunger
• Green Fields: Subsidies face squeeze, Farm Bureau chief says
• Drake Jazz Ensemble One to perform at alumnus' party at Hamburger U
• Munson: Exuberant choral music prof's baton quiet
• Drake pharmacy students to particpate in countywide drug drop
• Old-time photo of the day: Which nightclub was this?
• Utility board gives heating safety tips
• Waterloo police investigating death of man, 55
• Baldwin passes the buck — for a firetruck
• Man cites 'tough times' during Quik Mart robbery
• Removal of justices may spur other efforts
• Cedar Rapids police issue arrest warrant for July bike death
• Two financial institutions robbed in Des Moines
• Money for older Iowans spent elsewhere, audit says
• Czech museum in Cedar Rapids gets $3.6 million grant
• Beth El Jacob to hold awards dinner
• Pastor pleads guilty in sexual abuse case
• Flood plain buyout meeting set Tuesday
• Foodies flock to brand-new Trader Joe's on opening day
• Insider: Democrat Tod Bowman edges ahead in Senate race
• 7 cited for selling tobacco to minors
• I-80 exit ramp to close permanently
• Burglars strike Iowa City churches, campus ministries
• DOT director says she'll retire
• Remaining four justices could face ouster efforts
• Ankeny council to discuss franchise fee proposal
• Seymour woman ID’d as house fire victim
• Urbandale seeks input on park shelter house
• Court: Schools can be sued even if parents sign waivers
• King: Pelosi Should Not Be Minority Leader
• Wellmark halts sales of child-only insurance
• Foundation gives grant for skate park
• Update: Budget-minded foodies descend on new Trader Joe's
• Cigarette, high winds blamed for West Des Moines house fire
• Robbers take cash, check, victim's pants
• King Endorses Bachmann for Republican Conference Chair
• Iowa DOT director to retire
• German teen accused of trying to vote in Sioux City
• Working Toward a Transition
• DM bank robbed; 2nd holdup today
• Dozen workers become ill in office building
• State official's rough week mounts: Home burglary follows election loss
• YWCA asbestos removal to start
• Man robs skywalk branch of MetaBank
• Uniforms remain in 3 Des Moines schools
• Wellmark stops selling child-only policies, citing new rule
• Insider: Late ad blitz helped oust justices, Rep. Steve King says
• Iowa court says release forms are unenforceable
• Trader Joe's opens in West Des Moines
• Branstad: I'll stop I-JOBS spending if possible
• Prosecutors: Ban DM man & Grinnell granny from Federal Building
• With licenses suspended, drivers back on the road
• Immigration office wants site in Urbandale; neighbors wary
• King: Take the Shovel Out of Obama's Hands
• 2 Iowans in line to lead key subcommittees in new U.S. House
• King: End Illegal Alien "Anchor Babies"
• Lots of new faces in Iowa House
• King: NPR's Hypocritical Juan Williams-Jesse Jackson Double Standard
• Speeders are offered a gentle reminder in Mason City
• King Endorses Bachmann for Republican Conference Chair
• Ankeny Santa craft show set for Saturday at 3 sites
• King: Pelosi Should Not Be Minority Leader
• Injuries of Altoona man found in ditch were self-inflicted, DCI says
• New roles, goals await Iowans in U.S. House
• Clive council to consider rezoning of 18 acres
• Audit says grants for Iowa elder care were misused; official disagrees
• Air quality suffers in Muscatine, Council Bluffs
• 2 dead in Tama house fire
• Seymour fire victim couldn't escape house blaze
• Masked man robs Des Moines credit union
• Culver says he's looking ahead, eager to help
• 1 dead in Seymour house fire
• Retraining ordered for Clarinda surgeon
• Drake area store owner agrees to improve security
• DMACC wind turbine construction begins
• German charged after allegedly trying to sign up to vote
• Windsor Heights fire department gets pet resuscitation kit
• Response to Rep. Paulsen’s Discretionary Spending Request
• Democratic leader in Iowa Senate vows he'll block vote on gay marriage
• Drake pharmacy students place second in national competition
• Businessman pledges $4 million to Simpson
• Drake to host guest lecture on shrinking the analytical lab
• Waukee accountant may be freed soon after drug charges dropped
• Drake students to hold benefit for St. Jude's Children's Hospital
• Injured man found in ditch near Adair-Casey school
• Library's Citizens Arise! series to bring renowned 1960s activist to campus
• Drake alumni films “Something Blue” and "The Nines" playing tonight
• Iowa Politics Insider: Democrat wonders about ticket-splitting
• Harkin Announces More Than $1.75 Million to Support Biomedical Research in Iowa
• Drake University students to participate in “Battle of the Brains”
• Victims' families sue over bikers' deaths
• Muggers attack 65-year-old D.M. man
• Harkin: On Efforts to Repeal and Defund Health Reform Law, the Buck Stops Here
• Physician reaches plea deal in sex ring
• Home of Michael Mauro, Iowa Sec. of State, hit by burglars
• Harkin Announces More Than $4.8 Million to Continue Flood Recovery in Cedar Rapids, Keokuk
• Public is invited to aviation hearings
• Watch today's 'Rekha & Friends' at noon. Topic: Midterm elections
• More buyouts possible near D.M.’s Four Mile Creek
• Disaster center opens in Luther
• Iowa House Republicans already have priorities in mind
• Air pollution reported in Muscatine, Council Bluffs
• Voting ID plan a key, Matt Schultz says
• Bake sale to be held Saturday at Lions Park in Urbandale
• Branstad: Hold off on further I-JOBS spending
• Branstad to fill minimum of retiree positions
• Girl Scouts sponsoring Bully-Proof Workshop
• Nearly 1/3 of Iowa House will be freshman legislators
• Justices' removal hurts court calendar
• Many votes not counted, says backer of under-21 repeal in Iowa City
• Excitement grows over Trader Joe's [includes photos]
• 5th District: King returns to Congress
• Voting out the justices: What Iowans are saying
• 4th District: Latham glides to 9th term
• Westbound I-235 traffic backed up between downtown, Windsor Heights
• 2nd District: Loebsack fends off foe
• Governor Culver Issues Statement on Iowa Supreme Court Judicial Appointments
• 1st District: Braley declares victory, but Lange won't concede
• Drake University pharmacy students place second in national competition
• Snags, complaints mar some voting
• Suspect arrested for 11 violations of protective order
• Secretary of State: Mauro ousted in re-election bid
• Branstad names transition officials, designates key staff
• U.S. Senate: Grassley cruises past Conlin
• Casey's turns down $43 offer from 7-Eleven; stock falls
• Iowa casino gambling: 17 counties reaffirm support
• Warren County: 2 supervisors, county attorney lose re-election
• Iowans dismiss three justices
• Dallas County: Kim Chapman wins 3-way race; longtime recorder is ousted
• Iowans give Terry Branstad an encore
• Conservation fund draws strong support
• 3rd District: Leonard Boswell survives a rough campaign
• State Auditor: David Vaudt re-elected for third four-year term
• Secretary of Agriculture: Voters give Bill Northey second term
• How Branstad's election makes history
• Iowa Attorney General: Tom Miller turns Brenna Findley's challenge aside
• Iowa Legislature: GOP projected to control House; Democrats keep Senate
• Iowans vote against constitutional convention
• Five things to watch for on Election Day
• October in Iowa warmer, drier than in 2009
• Man killed at Hy-Vee had mental illness
• Dubuque ranks No. 1 on Forbes list of small cities
• Hawkeye football coach Kirk Ferentz remains on top of state salary list
• Cornell College selects Jonathan Brand as president
• National Guard Honors Braley
• Whooping cough cases increasing in Scott County
• Braley Statement on Passenger Rail Announcement
• Branstad rally conveys tone of optimism
• 2500 First District Seniors Receive Checks to Cover Costs of “Donut Hole”
• Man charged with involuntary manslaughter after fight at club
• Braley Statement on National Guard Troops in Afghanistan
• House District 70: Balanced state budget, education are priorities
• Braley Congratulates Beckman and Wahlert High Schools
• Munson: Many churches to serve fundraising meals on Election Day
• Braley Announces Respite Leave Update
• Des Moines bar manager says 'vampire' punched her
• Forums scheduled in Pleasant Hill on plans for parks
• Chet Culver takes his message to train tour
• Ankeny school evacuation exercise gets an 'A’
• Iowa 'stuck in neutral,' economist says
• Not all judicial results available tonight
• Dowling classes canceled due to bomb threat
• Purchase of library computer systems OK’d in Waukee
• Marijuana activist vows to take pharmacy regulators to court
• Patients urged to learn from chiropractor's sex-abuse conviction
• Tickets to Drake's Christmas Madrigal Dinners go on sale Nov. 8
• What to watch around the country on election night
• Man whose trial led to use of DNA evidence dies
• Altoona hunter seriously hurt after falling from stand
• Drake Law grad brings history to life, makes history herself
• Vilsack backs retaining 3 justices
• Keeler: Politics, sports are different games with many parallels
• Boyfriend charged in Davenport child’s death
• Is rail expansion in Iowa worth the wait?
• Laurens installs curb cuts in 200 sidewalks
• D.M. police seek man dressed as vampire Edward
• New state geology maps are now available
• UI violations tied to Ashton Kutcher
• Tea party looks for jolt from midterm elections
• Iowa changes residential hunting license system to stop fraud
• Forced moving day dawns for Des Moines renters
• Des Moines, West Des Moines rank high on new 'best-cities' list
• Altoona firefighters’ annual chili supper is Friday
• Early vote counting has begun
• Bullet holes found in north-side cars, homes
• October weather: What a difference between 2009 and 2010
• Culver: State Revenues Continue To Improve
• Eighth Circuit holds arguments at Drake
• 'Mid City' community meeting Thursday
• Humanities series to explore representations of national memory at South African prison museums
• Harkin Announces $11 Million to Rebuild Iowa Homes and Businesses Affected by Flooding and Tornadoes
• Passenger killed in two-vehicle crash
• Drake to host guest oboe recital
• Harkin Announces $735,000 to Help Small Businesses in Boone, Cerro Gordo Counties
• Urbandale school board to meet at 7 a.m. today
• Is rail expansion in Iowa worth the wait?
• Harkin, Loebsack Announce More Than $470,000 for Highway 100 Extension and Improvements
• SUV catches fire; driver escapes
• Republicans join Terry Branstad, Tim Pawlenty in central Iowa campaign appearances
• NCAA accepts U of I rule-violation report
• Hearing on store's liquor license to be held
• Chet Culver's travel schedule across state booked solid in days before election
• Group seeks OK for 180 WDM units
• State agency appeals cut in Henry's penalty
• Boone 911 dispatcher hadn't had now-required basic training
• You can register at the polls; here's how
• Keeler: Politics, sports are different games with many parallels
• New Iowa Poll: Voters tilt toward axing justices
• Back of the ballot: Will Iowans flip?
• State budget: Tax cuts, yes. But where to cut?
• Green fields: Commodity spike to boost costs of food in 2011
• Register exclusive: U of I violations tied to Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore
• Around the Metro: Job training, stores planned at Top Value
• Scouts to build Des Moines conference center
• Ankeny weighs how to pay for new public-safety employees
• Group pushes Iowa City as 'immigration sanctuary city'
• Hansen: Judge's performance one for the history books
• Culver could nominate alternate justices
• Defendants ask court to toss Price Lab School charges
• Iowans look to 'Sanity' rally to restore reasonableness
• U.S. Senate candidate Philip Storey accused of threat, jailed
• Cities' bill for police, fire pensions to grow
• Munson: The mood of Iowa [includes slideshow]
• Iowa Poll methodology
• Iowa Poll: Culver cuts a bit into Branstad's lead
• Iowa Poll: Loebsack, Boswell seen at risk
• State Budget Director: General Fund ending balance is projected to be 50 percent higher
• Urbandale church to offer oil changes, car washes Sunday
• Wells Fargo continues cutting jobs
• Drake to sponsor screening of documentary on the effects of Rwandan ethnic cleansing
• Mother impressed with AIB!
• Governor Culver Accepts $230 Million Grant Award from U.S. DOT Secretary LaHood for Passenger Rail Route from Chicago to Iowa City
• Ankeny's leaf collection begins this weekend
• Four pleading not guilty in casino contribution case
• Drake Law School to host seminar for women farmers, food-based entrepreneurs
• Welcome Week... The Aftermath
• Governor Culver Announces HUD Approval for Distribution of $84.1 Million for Infrastructure Disaster Recovery Projects
• National Guard Honors Braley
• Munson: Residents share impassioned opinions on election
• Psychologist promotes trauma sensitivity for teachers of refugees, immigrants
• Campus Wide Service Day = Success!
• Passenger Rail Group Outlines Details For Developing Regional System
• Braley Statement on Passenger Rail Announcement
• Verdict: Oskaloosa chiropractor found guilty of 4 counts
• Lunch to feature Drake alumna and U.S. military defense expert
• Student's Perspective
• Independent candidate for Iowa Senate seat arrested
• 2500 First District Seniors Receive Checks to Cover Costs of “Donut Hole”
• Jury finds Vernon Huser guilty of murder
• Acclaimed poet to give talk on writing and gender
• Oh the weather outside is frightful..
• Mixmaster has reopened following crash in West Des Moines
• Braley Statement on National Guard Troops in Afghanistan
• Branstad leads in fundraising
• Free health screenings at DMU for seniors Nov. 6
• No, I cannot do a backflip.
• Wind energy stalls in U.S., Iowa
• Braley Congratulates Beckman and Wahlert High Schools
• Political Insider: TV station pulls ad with disputed claims
• First Abaton Selzer Award for Writing presented
• Drake University production of contemporary musical "bare" to open Nov. 11
• Braley Announces Respite Leave Update
• King: Take the Shovel Out of Obama's Hands
• Culver, Branstad address issues of open records
• Harkin Announces More Than $560,000 to Provide Training to Beginning Farmers in Iowa
• Article highlights outcomes of Drake's Adult Literacy Center
• Welcome to our Blog!
• King: End Illegal Alien "Anchor Babies"
• Ideology differences carry over to Culver, Branstad tax plans
• Harkin, Durbin Announce $230 Million in Funding for New Rail Service from Chicago to Iowa City Through the Quad Cities
• Former Iowa State track star to discuss consequences of drug and alcohol abuse
• Service Driven!
• King: NPR's Hypocritical Juan Williams-Jesse Jackson Double Standard
• Cities fear it may get harder to repay TIF debt
• Harkin Praises Efforts to End Bullying
• Drake to host 17th annual Halloween Hoops celebration at 6 p.m.
• Catching up with my former coach
• Governor Culver Welcomes More Than 300 Jobs to Iowa
• Refinancing bonds will save Des Moines $4 million
• Harkin Announces Nearly $30,000 to Help Small and Underserved Producers in Iowa
• Author Azar Nafisi: 'Ignorance has become a sort of badge of honor' in the United States
• SGA Kansas City Trip
• Governor Culver Congratulates Cyclones on Historic Victory
• Vets, volunteers sought for video history project
• In Daily Show Appearance, President Obama Echoes Harkin Call for Filibuster Reform
• Law students make Halloween Hoops a success for nearly 300 children and parents
• AIB Finals Week!
• Iowa and Illinois Receive $230 Million for Chicago-to-Iowa City Intercity Passenger Rail Route
• Hazardous waste drop-off slated today in West Des Moines
• Harkin Announces New Disability Policy Director
• Drake Observatory program to explore the reality of space
• Gearing Up For Service!
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver to Discuss $230 Million Passenger Rail Route in Iowa City
• Urbandale site will accept leaves at no charge
• Harkin Welcomes New Protections for Students, Taxpayers
• Live mascot Porterhouse sports new threads at Drake events
• AIB New Student Orientation
• Governor Culver Applauds District Court Ruling
• U of I sets regulations for stadium costumes
• Hawkeye heaven for sale in Johnston
• Drake Symphony Orchestra concert to feature piano professor
• Service Essentials
• Governor Culver Announces Sharp Drop In Juvenile Detention Rates
• ‘60 Minutes’ to share Newton's election mood
• Polk supervisor candidates address court space needs
• Drake to screen alumna's documentary on eco-disaster
• IRIS Ice Cream Social!
• Best Fall Foliage 2010 in Iowa
• Medal of Honor ceremony set for Nov. 16
• Activists at vigil to focus on anti-gay harassment
• Police seek man who robbed Des Moines bank
• Waterworks board to vote on rate hike
• Ankeny school board hears plans to add equipment
• Drake to host lecture on Middle Eastern policy
• Urbandale school board taps Drive Tek for drivers’ education
• Drake to host queer studies lecture by visiting professor
• Waukee adds stop signs near elementary
• Harkin Announces More Than $300,000 to Give Iowans More Control Over Their Health Care
• Des Moines grocer to fight decision to pull liquor license
• Police snag suspect in hit-run crash
• Iowa Politics Insider: Mustache group nominates Branstad
• Skeletal remains are those of Fremont man
• Jury selection is delayed in Huser's murder trial
• Branstad raised nearly $2.1 million in latest cycle, staff says
• Tickets for Appel, drug sentence for Sorenson
• Kemin plans $30 million expansion
• Hansen: New Wellmark digs get some clients exercised
• Law firm to host international meeting
• School boards group: Get subpoena for files
• Marquette man accused of strangling woman
• Groundbreaking set for National Guard facility in Muscatine
• Bitter Iowa Senate race highlights questionable tactics
• Cedar Rapids again trying to give away homes
• FDA lets one firm ship fresh eggs again
• Collins man faces charges of sexual abuse
• Braley Calls for Stricter Oversight of Excessive Wall Street Bonuses
• 5th District candidates agree on need for jobs, but not much else
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver to Meet WWII Veterans at Honor Flight Dinner
• Don’t miss free goodies, health screenings at Aug. 15 DMU Day at State Fair
• Drake to host lecture as part of World Food Prize Symposium
• ISU expects $50 million cleanup tab on flooding
• Job fair at DMU welcomes health professionals, students
• Drake lunch provides forum for politics, public affairs
• Gizzard shad found in five waterways
• Harkin Praises Decision to Speed Payments for Former Ames Lab Workers
• Navy’s Vice Admiral Robinson to speak at DMU
• Drake Observatory to explore spectral analysis of stars
• D.M. neighborhood quieter since deadly Thursday shooting
• Harkin Welcomes Iowan Melissa Watson to New Breast Cancer Advisory Committee
• Free film viewing to share stories of malnutrition
• Local theatre production features Drake faculty, student
• Greenhouse planned near Hudson High School
• Harkin and Boswell Announce $10 Million for New Transit Hub in Downtown Des Moines
• Public invited to conference at DMU on global health, agriculture
• Partnership offers Drake students full-time internship in Washington, D.C.
• Medicaid rule exemption unlikely, professor says
• Harkin Announces $52,000 for Improved Wastewater System in Mt. Union
• Public health program director chosen for national commission
• Drake to conduct campus-wide building evacuation and fire drill Wednesday, Oct. 20
• Des Moines principals take aim at social promotion
• D.M. man mugged for ball cap, T-shirt
• Tickets still available for Glanton dinner
• Ecologist to explore environmental links to cancer and health
• Altoona woman charged in 2 stabbings in West Des Moines
• 'Txtng kills': Thumb bands given to Iowa texting violators in Cerro Gordo County
• DMU narrows field to three finalists for university president
• Drake to host lecture on contemporary Chinese art
• Forum set for Broadlawns board candidates
• Ottumwa eyes gun ordinance
• Free dinner conference on young adults with cancer includes national experts, panel of cancer patients
• Drake law fraternity to hold annual Eat-A-Thon fundraiser
• Elections may affect how Iowa acts on health law
• NASCAR will move to E15 ethanol
• Officials: Please don't feed the bear in Allamakee County
• Library event examines importance of free student press
• Artist Alobaidi plans exhibit, talk at DMACC
• Former Dubuque assistant principal reaches plea agreement in sex case
• Prairie Meadows' CEO predicts fewer races, better horses
• Lecture to explore Supreme Court confirmation process
• Seminar set on preventing flood damage
• A.M. bank robber still at large
• Huser murder trial delayed
• Guest artist to perform piano recital
• Iowa wage theft laws lag U.S. push, critics say
• Branstad’s budget proposals ‘reckless and irresponsible,’ Culver says
• Body found in Miss. near Dubuque
• Drake professor to explore Mexican identity
• Old school building in Farrar offers lessons in the paranormal
• Governor Culver: 3 Counties Added to Presidential Disaster Declaration
• Date set for Iowan's Medal of Honor ceremony
• Drake Observatory to explore the sun
• National Report Shows Iowa a Leader in Energy Efficiency
• Politics Insider blog: 'The Branstache' is named a facial-hair finalist
• Guest vocalist to dramatize the life of Parisian composer
• Old-time photo of the day: Making the bed - literally
• Small fire put out at Plymouth Congregational Church
• DMU chosen as a “2010 Great College to Work For”
• Service in Afghanistan will separate twins
• Old-time photo of the day: Speed racer, 1946
• Key decisions telegraph leadership styles of Culver, Branstad
• Toddler's death is ruled a homicide
• Punch hole in dam, DNR specialist says
• Muzzleloader season license quota full
• Old files should remain secret, school board association says
• Entrepreneurial spirits set to howl at Urbandale 'yard haunt'
• Iowa workers feel pay theft pinch
• Munson: Visitors help Iowans celebrate German culture
• Iowa parties' platforms say far more than candidates do
• Submit questions now for Culver, Branstad
• Online tool helps enhance curriculum in Urbandale, Johnston
• Woman accused of stabbing 2 in West Des Moines
• Father-son duo in Iowa Guard head for Afghanistan together
• Animal Lifeline benefit auction is today
• Boswell enjoys healthy lead in campaign cash
• Iowan's bucolic lifestyle contrasts with persona as anti-war activist
• Privacy law at issue in U of I records case
• Builders want judge to toss bid for prison
• Telemarketer agrees to ban calls in Iowa
• 3 Iowa disaster recovery centers to close
• Keokuk mayor asks Roquette to end lockout
• Iowa Politics Insider: Ad: Don't fire refs, er, Iowa justices
• Mom allegedly burns son with tortillas
• Former Pleasant Hill officer who stole drugs gets probation
• Combine catches fire; man killed
• Open house set for remodeled visitor center at Saylorville Lake
• Federal grant puts transit hub on track for 2012 completion
• Bands will compete at Waukee
• Filmmaker asks court to dismiss charges
• Indianola receives proposal for recreation center
• Boswell, Zaun race gets hot in IPTV interview
• State revokes license after killing at Des Moines store
• Money dominates education debate
• Branstad: Cuts may not shrink budget
• Trainer faces charges of injecting horses
• Man shot near Drake Park still 'critical'
• Waterloo woman sentenced for Medicaid fraud
• 3 Iowa disaster centers to close
• Fairbank fire blamed on boy playing with torch
• Boswell, Zaun trade debate jabs
• Man shot, killed near Drake
• New charges likely in film scandal
• Wisc. marketer stops Iowa calls
• Burlington classroom snake survives 45 years
• Keokuk mayor asks for end to union lockout of 240 workers
• Six senators ask for crackdown on home lenders
• Downtown transit hub fully funded; construction to start in spring
• Boswell stands by record, says Zaun uses scare tactics
• Braley Calls for Stricter Oversight of Excessive Wall Street Bonuses
• Alleged killer sought gun after judge barred contact
• Only in the Sunday Register - Iowa National Guard: A family affair
• Farmers from around the world talk about agriculture in their home countries
• Old-time photo of the day: Basketball uniforms have come a long way
• World-impact hunger fighters receive Food Prize
• Prairie Meadows trainer faces charges of injecting horses
• Branstad backs teacher incentive
• Iowa mom accused of punishing son with hot food
• Marathon too much? Go 'Run Like a Girl'
• Man dies in Iowa combine fire
• Des Moines officer's bullet misses KCCI staffer
• U of I will host 'wet' tailgate event
• Man shot dead near laundry in Des Moines
• Governor Culver Signs Executive Order on Information Technology Consolidation
• Carpet swiped from Hy-Vee parking lot in Des Moines
• Iowa Ranked Among Top 6 States for School Funding Fairness
• Eddie Davis center to mark 10th year
• Lynnville-Sully school bus rolls; no serious injuries
• Polk jury finds Randall Todd Moore guilty of murdering wife
• Trials for mom, son split in murder case
• Des Moines officer mistakenly fires at KCCI cameraman
• Insider: Bruce Braley, rival group spar over ethics
• Discovered remains are those of Fremont man, father says
• Foes plan anti-Greyhound-racing campaign
• Governor Culver Announces DNR REAP Grants to 23 Iowa Communities and 7 Counties
• Grassley defends bipartisan efforts
• Harkin: $2.2 Million Coming to Support Sustainable Development in Central Iowa
• Conservation trust fund amendment to go before Iowa voters
• Harkin Lauds USDA Announcement of Nearly $32 Million for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Projects in Iowa
• Hansen: Skipping cell-only crowd is perilous for pollsters
• Harkin Statement on New Rule to Inform Workers of 401(k) Fees
• Tom Latham: Republican wins would benefit House
• Harkin Urges Administration to Address Widespread Foreclosure Errors
• Chet Culver OKs erosion work at Lake Delhi
• Branstad: 15% reduction doesn’t mean a smaller budget
• Police: Both vehicles in West Des Moines fatal wreck at fault
• Obama Signs Braley’s Plain Language Act
• YWCA building to be used for fire training
• City plans to stick with lane changes on Ingersoll Avenue
• Panel works on American Indian parental rights
• Shooting victim still in critical condition
• Des Moines man tells police 3 teens attacked him
• Live Meet the candidates - Leonard Boswell at 1:30
• Des Moines man arrested for assaulting officer
• Obama Signs Braley’s Plain Language Act
• Man tells police 3 teens attacked him
• Faith-based Iowa coalition faults effort to oust justices
• Tuesday shootings: Neighbor says Sears proposed, was jilted and then killed Des Moines woman
• Food prize laureates urge U.S.: Invest in world's poor farmers
• Des Moines woman shot by ex-boyfriend had sought protection
• Kids pulled from burning W'loo home
• AARP poll: Publicize medical errors by hospitals
• Iowa AG to lead national foreclosure probe
• Iowans seek to block prison bid
• Live video now: Meet the candidates - Chuck Grassley, GOP incumbent for U.S. Senate
• Governor Culver Thanks EPA for Decision to Use E15 Ethanol
• Vice President Joe Biden heaps blame on Republicans
• Iowa Auditor Vaudt: Despite limited audit, I've looked out for taxpayers
• Governor Culver Announces $1,323,000 In I-JOBS Vision Iowa Grants
• Sour economy leads foes to drop push against casinos
• Randall Moore guilty of all counts in Des Moines murder case
• Governor Culver: FEMA Extends Deadline
• I-235 cleanup set for Saturday morning
• Update: EPA gives a limited OK to E15 ethanol blend in gasoline
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver to Commend World Food Prize Recipients
• Saturday night sleepout to spotlight homelessness
• King: Lawless Judges Should Be Removed from the Bench
• Harkin: Decision to Expand E15 in Vehicles is Welcome Step
• King Irving group to meet Thursday
• Culver campaign poll shows him closing gap
• U.S. Rep. Bruce Braley, conservative group escalate war of words
• Trestle bike trail to close today for repairs
• Library director finalists discuss budget solutions
• Candidate says he feels targeted by debate rules
• Waukee library board votes to reclassify teen book
• Marshalltown council OKs work for pollution control
• Culver OKs erosion work at Delhi site
• Roxanne Conlin laments ad spending by Chuck Grassley
• I-80 fatality near work zone raises more safety questions
• Why all the fire trucks at downtown YWCA? Relax, it's a training exercise
• Senate campaigns joust over angles of television ads
• Grassley defends bipartisan work [video]
• Ternus decries anti-judge vote
• Teenagers force man from vehicle, beat and rob him, victim tells police
• Goodrell teacher on leave after harassment charge
• Man charged with assaulting a police officer for a 10th time
• Alcohol contributes to Harlan teen’s death
• Governor Culver Names Stephen Jackson Jr. as District Court Judge
• $440,000 awarded for strip-search of two Cedar Rapids women
• Governor Culver Signs Emergency Proclamation to Control Erosion at Lake Delhi
• Leonard Boswell: I've always paid debts on time
• Culver Directs Agency To Get Prison Construction Under Way
• Des Moines police still unable to talk to shooting victim
• Harkin Announces Nearly $4.5 Million for Cancer Research at University of Iowa
• Iowa City, University of Iowa unite for housing program
• Harkin: Over $9.5 Million Coming to Support Davenport's Community Health Centers
• ISU student dies in auto accident near Calumet
• Harkin Supports Effort to Halt Pending Iowa Foreclosures
• West Des Moines school superintendent to retire in June
• Campaign for Iowa governor gets bloodier with accusations of lying, corruption
• Fort Madison inmate's death ruled a suicide
• Defense rests in murder trial; Moore won't testify
• Department of Transportation rules out new license-plate design
• Proposal would forbid convenience stores from focusing on alcohol, tobacco
• Board OKs design for Valley renovation
• 1 dead after fiery Monday night crash on I-80 west of Newton
• Des Moines woman critically injured by car dies
• Opinions mixed on proposal to close Norwoodville school
• Iowa Politics Insider: Biden to campaign for Boswell today
• 4 charged with illegal gifts to Culver campaign
• Woman shot, killed in southeast Des Moines
• Conlin touts job creation idea during luncheon
• Des Moines police: Man killed one woman, wounded another before shooting self
• Chet Culver: Limit use of fertilizer by farmers
• King: Lawless Judges Should Be Removed from the Bench
• City council votes to refurbish northeast, southeast tracts
• Corn, soybean prices surge again
• Waukee library board to address book complaint
• Both vehicles in fatal West Des Moines crash were outside lanes
• Revenue forecast up $298 million for year
• Democratic poll: Culver within 8 points of Branstad
• Des Moines man allegedly assaults bus driver
• Biden rallies Iowa Dems for Boswell
• Munson: American Gothic House meets America's Pie Lady
• Culver calls pollution 'outrageous,' says regulation is needed [video]
• Yard signs on drinking-age issue are stolen in Iowa City
• GOP wins in county races would defy odds
• New revenue forecast: Iowa up another $300 million
• 3rd District rivals focus on economy, jobs
• Iowa DOT: No new license plate, after all
• Talks set on plan to shut Saydel school
• Iowa casino execs, two others charged in illegal campaign contribution case
• Iowa pastor, unlike many others, says he'll urge votes against retention of justices
• Congressman King: Oust the justices
• Des Moines council to discuss development, liquor code
• Police: Man punches bus driver for staring at his wife
• Woman hit by car in Windsor Heights dies
• Spirit Lake man dies in prison
• Westbound I-80 closed west of Newton
• Urbandale board votes to move sewer project forward
• Governor Culver Names Judge in Fourth Judicial District
• Ankeny investment policy receives certification
• State Revenue Estimating Committee Meets Today
• Iowan on Illinois' death row loses appeals
• Live now: Meet the candidates - Iowa Gov. Chet Culver
• Child discipline focus of counselor's talk in Ankeny
• One dead after southside crash
• Ankeny series highlights drug dangers
• Iowa's auditor 'breathtakingly irresponsible,' challenger says [video]
• Governor Culver: Revenue Estimates Underscore Iowa Recovery
• Newton man is charged in girlfriend’s fatal shooting
• CNN's Anderson Cooper will feature bonobo from Great Ape Trust
• Debate set over Iowa City's bar age
• Grand View University building wins national honor
• King Op-Ed: Remove Supreme Court Judges
• Randall Moore trial: Jury hears of murderous threats
• Limited audit imperils state credit rating
• Old-time photo of the day: The latest fashion from Younkers
• Democratic poll shows Boswell leads Zaun by 8 points
• Police, neighbors mum on Drake Park shooting
• Alburnett clerk allegedly spent tax money on self
• Eveloff named judge in Iowa's 4th District
• King Op-Ed: Remove Supreme Court Judges
• Both Conlin, Grassley point to Grassley's record
• King: Jobs Report Shows Obama's Budget-Busting Policies are Failing
• Elbert: Wellmark CEO helps incorporate health, environmental fitness goals into new headquarters
• Green Fields: Natural gas prices to stay stable through 2011
• Iowa cracks down on Medicaid fraud
• Court fight continues for lawyer, nursing home chain
• Hansen: Time to cut the (phone) cord?
• Around the Metro: Many offices closed for Columbus Day
• From abortion to stem cells, Chet Culver and Terry Branstad differ sharply
• Heating costs likely to change little
• Eagle Grove man's murder trial moved to Waverly
• Japanese delegation coming to Dubuque
• Bail bondsman hit with bank's door in Des Moines
• Limits sought on piercings for youths
• Iowa City, Huxley, mobile home park operator fined
• Troops returning to Afghanistan prep for more dangerous mission
• Speaker: Debt can sneak up on families
• Man shot in head near Des Moines park
• 87-year-old judge is on ballot; how old is too old for job?
• Prairie Meadows hotel to be independent
• Caller says he heard woman plead for life
• New Decorah policy addresses hatred
• Mason City eateries warned of possible scams
• Waterloo's Sullivan statue moved to new spot
• Cedar Rapids man hurt in fire dies of his injuries
• Walk to Remember helps families grieve lost babies
• Pawlenty helps raise cash for Republicans
• Terry Branstad's Risky $800 Million Cut Just Doesn't Add Up
• Braley: Let's give Afghans ultimatum
• Updated: Urbandale man shot, critically wounded near Drake Park
• Hansen: Man's accident nothing to sniff at
• NY Times Columnist: Infrastructure Investments like I-JOBS are Vital
• Cedar Rapids flood-money plan splits candidates
• One critically injured in Drake-area shooting
• Voters usually forgive alcohol offenses
• Teens accused of spray-painting graffiti
• OK for E15 likely, but drivers may not notice
• Forum to feature finalists for Des Moines library job
• Braley criticizes groups' attack ads
• Woman killed in West Des Moines freeway crash is identified
• Culver: Demand details of Branstad's 15% cut
• Officials don't plan to restrict biotech crops
• Polk County board to consider Mitchellville land acquisition
• Munson: To author, trees have personalities all their own
• King Earns an "A" for Promoting English as the Official Language
• Public Servants: Branstad’s 15% Cut Would Devastate Critical Services
• University of Iowa issues alert after sexual assault
• Witnesses: Moore sent texts saying he'd kill
• Terry Branstad Not Being Honest About Plan for $800 Million in Reckless Cuts
• New Hope church marks 20 years in Urbandale
• Clive residents' patience erodes along with creek
• King: Jobs Report Shows Obama's Budget-Busting Policies are Failing
• Fire damages Hazleton welding shop
• Kline financial history heard by grand jury
• Corn prices boom after USDA report
• Disaster paperwork is due Wednesday
• I-235 crash kills passenger in car
• Police identify woman killed in West Des Moines crash
• U.S. Chamber plans ads against Boswell
• Culver: If Branstad explained his 15% cut, he'd lose
• Boy rescued after falling down manhole
• Goodrell student faces charges after bringing gun, ammo to school
• Obradovich: Debaters look back too much, not ahead
• Des Moines police accuse 5 juveniles in 18 vandlism incidents
• Des Moines traffic camera sites still undetermined
• Governor Culver Provides Emergency Relief to Iowans from Escalating Fuel Prices and Disruptions in Delivery of Diesel and Gasoline
• Mason City billboards on alcohol target ‘social host’
• D.M. Area Hunger Hike - Taking A Hike
• Santorum to spread some campaign cash
• Branstad failed on jobs before, and he will fail again
• Clive City Council OKs pedestrian bridge construction
• Chet Culver delivers another solid debate, Branstad continues lies and distortions
• Culver, Branstad exchange jabs on jobs at debate
• New "Branstad Method" For Counting Tax Hikes Raises His Own Total To 139 Tax Increases
• Iowa City installs more bike racks
• Branstad Lets Down Iowa 4-Year-Olds, Says Preschool is Too Expensive
• Iowa State student hit by car after game dies
• King Welcomes Iowa's "Principals of the Year"
• Fact check: How statements on DeCoster, flood stack up
• King Receives Highest Honor from Iowa Faith & Freedom Coalition
• Veterans Endorse Tom Latham for Congress
• TV star bites off more than he can chew
• Des Moines could land $850,000 in federal, state flood aid
• Prairie Meadows lease likely before referendum
• Live at 7 p.m.: Join the chat during the governor candidates’ debate
• Valley Junction advocate died Friday
• Only in the Sunday Register: A peek inside the new Wellmark building
• Critic Duncan leaves Valley Junction behind
• 1 dead after crash on I-235 in West Des Moines
• Every School Every Thursday — West Des Moines, Clive, Waukee
• Gov. Culver: The Roosevelt Celebrates Re-opening in Cedar Rapids
• Every School Every Thursday — Des Moines West
• 2008 Flood-Impacted Businesses May Be Eligible For Up To $300,000 in Disaster Assistance
• Watch Governor Culver in the Second Debate Tonight!
• Ankeny Mayor's Youth Council elects officers
• Officials seek help finding meth cookers
• Lt. Gov. Judge: Kim, Tell Me Where and When, and I'll Meet You There
• Waukee council OKs low-income townhomes
• Des Moines police still eyeing traffic camera locations
• Branstad Property Tax Increases
• Volunteers enrich Des Moines classrooms
• AG Miller asks mortgage firms to halt Iowa foreclosures
• Branstad’s distortions a second tragedy for flood recovery
• Sleepout to spotlight homelessness
• Windstream to cut 146 jobs in Newton
• Iowa to Receive Federal Funds for Safe Schools
• Stop signs at Meredith and 100th going away
• More Than 85 Percent of Iowa's 2008 Disaster Funds Approved for Specific Use
• Move to restore south-side mural
• Jobs, spending to be debated
• Harkin Announces More Than $925,000 for Safety Research at ISU
• Johnston neighbors request buffer after rezoning
• ArtFest West at Village of Ponderosa
• Harkin: 26 Iowa Small Businesses Receive Nearly $16 Million in Loans to Grow and Hire
• Healthy Kids Act changes Ankeny food guidelines
• Zaun condemns campaign attack on his finances
• Moore murder trial: Mother tells of daughter's fear
• Urbandale enrollment inches up by 40 students
• Noise charges against Val Air dismissed
• U of I issues warning after reported sexual assault
• Mediator meets with Keokuk plant, union
• ISU student dies from pedestrian accident following football game
• Contract approved for Veterans Auditorium work
• Bruce with Fred Greiner, who graciously donated the use of a trailer to haul the sweet corn to Camp Shelby
• Fund for parade victims is $265K
• New insurance pool a Catch-22 for some
• at entry control point demonstration at Camp Shelby
• Hawkeyes' Norm Parker has foot amputated, intends to return
• West Des Moines School Board to vote on Valley projects
• Getting corn ready for dinner!
• Brad Zaun: Democrats’ attack ads uncivil, inaccurate [video]
• Builder, trade group want bid on prison work voided
• Branstad touts tax breaks, 'entrepreneurial mindset'
• Iowans asked to watch for 'shake-and-bake' meth operations
• Missouri Valley detainee drives away in police car
• Law officers' Amtrak presence part of national security exercise
• Voters may not get pre-Nov. 2 review of Prairie Meadows lease
• Polk board approves grant to improve Sixth Avenue corridor
• Woman accused of stealing from purse
• Robo-call campaign urges Iowans to remove justices
• Panelists: Judicial merit system important
• No bond cut for man charged in fatal crash
• Judge tosses Val Air noise charges
• Dam failure may hurt river's fish stock
• Ben Lange Named ‘NRCC Young Gun’: Star Continues Rising in Iowa’s 1st District
• Front-runners quick to sidestep debates
• Governor Culver Visits Davenport I-JOBS Worksite, Tells Branstad to Tell the Truth on Jobs
• Buckton to leave Des Moines school board over new conflict of interests
• Munson: Gum-wrapper dress maker works on her new creation
• Former West Des Moines fire chief Bracken dies at 71
• Iowa National Guard rehearses in California
• Prosecutors drop murder charge against Andrew woman
• GE plans to close Iowa plant
• 90 affordable housing units to be built in Waukee
• Recession will drag on cities for years, new report shows
• Ankeny Economic Development Council is created
• County sees big bird-dropping bill
• Branstad: Revise public employee pay raises
• Today's crime news: Get the latest on our Crime & Courts blog
• Iowa Professional Fire Fighters Endorse Governor Culver
• Culver: Increase tax credits for elderly
• Iowa woman dies of West Nile virus
• King Earns an "A" for Promoting English as the Official Language
• Des Moines school board meetings move to City Hall
• $32 million contract approved for Vets Auditorium renovation
• Braley Meets with Workers, Businesses to Discuss Payroll Tax Cut Extension
• Should teachers, students be 'friends' online?
• Braley Honored by National Farmers Union
• Governor Culver Unveils "Securing Our Seniors' Future" Plan
• Des Moines police identify men hurt in blast
• Braley Visits Iowa National Guard at Camp Shelby
• State Energy Sector Partnership Awards $5.7 Million in Grants
• Polk County supervisor candidates bicker at forum
• Braley, Klobuchar Discuss Jobs, Economy in Des Moines
• Harkin Announces More Than $180,000 to Improve Housing for Low-Income Iowa Families
• Rural Ogden woman found dead in well; she likely tried to save puppy
• Braley Statement on Anniversary of September 11 Attacks
• Harkin Announces More Than $17 Million Coming to Iowa for Emergency Homeowners Loan Program
• Iowa students dig local-food push
• Braley Statement on Sergeant Salvatore Giunta
• Harkin Announces $650,000 for Transportation Project in Pottawattamie County
• ‘Creepy’ cases rise as FBI links slayings on highways
• Braley Announces Commissioning of Second Medicare Study
• Harkin: Over $3 Million Coming to Repair Iowa's Small Railroads
• Des Moines ape featured on 'Oprah' show
• Braley Introduces Payroll Tax Cut Extension
• Harkin Announces Funds for Iowa State University to Promote Rural Economic Development
• Cedar Rapids/Iowa City Building and Construction Trades Council Endorses Governor Culver
• Valley Junction booster Long, 77, dies in West Des Moines
• Braley Statement on Egg Recall
• Harkin Announces Education Funding for University of Northern Iowa
• Bruce with Fred Greiner, who graciously donated the use of a trailer to haul the sweet corn to Camp Shelby
• New license plates possible after 2011
• Senate Passes Braley Plain Language Act
• Lt. Gov. Judge shifts to campaign cheerleader
• at entry control point demonstration at Camp Shelby
• Cedar Rapids museum aims to raise $2.5 million locally
• Braley Meets with Workers, Businesses to Discuss Payroll Tax Cut Extension
• C.R. traffic cameras net $600,000
• Getting corn ready for dinner!
• Remains found near Fremont; no foul play suspected
• Event will showcase Urbandale's newest trail
• Iowa National Guard soldiers prepare for deployment with mock attacks
• Harkin Announces Nearly $3.5 Million to Improve Learning Conditions at Iowa Schools
• Fort Madison's Wright picked for judicial post
• Marching bands to compete at ValleyFest
• Iowa City pro-bar law signs stolen
• Harkin: 12 Additional Iowa Employers Accepted Into Early Retiree Reinsurance Program
• Wesley boy, 11, drowns in family pool
• Jury being chosen for murder trial
• Mugging victim hit from behind
• New: Use your phone to find a great restaurant near you
• History captured in Klemme teacher's home
• Pollard faces charge unrelated to past trial
• Branstad urges tax breaks for startups
• Jury selection in murder case continues
• Hansen: Agency reverses itself, says woman doesn't owe $4,400
• Amtrak plans security exercise
• Bracken, longtime West Des Monies, Norwalk fire chief, dies
• Trial set for man charged with wife’s murder
• Branstad Coddles Up to New Jersey Governor
• Cristo Rey school application approved for Des Moines metro
• Thermometers say it's autumn
• Another Truth Terry Branstad Can't Escape: Iowa is Among Nation's Best-Managed States
• WesleyLife Home Care to offer flu shot clinics
• WDM activist Johnny Long dies
• Iowa Earns Ranking of Third Best-Run State in the Country
• Monona man held in woman's shooting death
• Des Moines police ID men injured in blast, fire
• King Receives Highest Honor from Iowa Faith & Freedom Coalition
• Couple ties the knot at Kinnick Stadium
• Job creation a surprise issue in race for attorney general
• Harkin Announces $500,000 Coming to Iowa for Voluntary Public Access and Habitat Incentive Program
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• Payday loan, pawnshop restrictions proposed for Des Moines
• C.R. traffic cams reap $2,900/day
• Red-light cameras activate on Hickman Road in Clive
• Iowa City alcohol sales mixed
• Polk officials set vote on Vets renovation contract
• Ceremony set for new Urbandale park features
• Amendment supporters talk about environment
• Justin Pollard, cleared of murder, now faces misdemeanor assault charge
• Waukee residents sought to serve on committees
• Race for the Cure planned for Oct. 23
• New Iowa license plates under consideration
• Braley Introduces Payroll Tax Cut Extension
• Rebuilding History: 120-foot bridge will be erected from remains of 1883 bridge
• Owner of flooded-out mobile home park requests tax break
• Braley Statement on Egg Recall
• Veterans to talk of war memories
• VIDEO: "Fooled Again" our new TV ad
• Senate Passes Braley Plain Language Act
• Inmates reap food-stamp aid
• New Ad Tells the Truth about Branstad's Broken Promises
• Crime victims in Iowa hurt by ruling, advocates say
• Harkin Statement on Principal Financial Group
• Des Moines apartment dwellers 'lucky' after blast; meth lab suspected
• Harkin Applauds VA Decision to Review Previously Denied Agent Orange Benefits for Vietnam Veterans w
• Police investigate robbery outside Des Moines restaurant
• Iowa Poll: Retention of justices a tossup
• Man allegedly goes for officer's gun
• Terry, Why Won't You Let Kim Reynolds Debate?
• Woman charged with harassing Ottumwa man
• Renovators go old-school
• Tax reduction plan raises revenue questions
• Winding paths lead to new Habitat homes
• Biggest immigration-tied cost: Educating the kids
• Illegal immigrants contribute millions to state coffers
• Workers lose jobs, pay to immigrants
• Around the Metro: Beggars' Night hours set
• Sculptures may spark romance at ISU campus
• Breastfeeding mother quits job, files civil rights complaint
• Lack of funding stalls debate on a longer school year in Iowa
• Iowa growth a key issue in debate over immigration
• Flu vaccine plentiful this year, experts say
• Ailing Indianola councilman Kreamer dies at 69
• Resident: Explosion shook apartment building
• University to put gift toward 2 buildings
• Monona man charged with fatally shooting woman in head
• Single-car crash leaves 2 dead
• Iowa Department of Economic Development's programs have paid off, Culver says
• Pence tells GOP 'it's fourth and goal'
• Economist: Promises on jobs are inflated
• Services set for Palmer boy who drowned
• Meth lab suspected in blast at apartment
• Carroll County find was bear paw, not human hand
• Parade to kick off Crescent's fall festival
• Drake fundraising effort hopes to hit $200 million
• Pottawattamie County to reintroduce 'pay to stay' policy
• Iowa hospitals' infection rates are released
• Whooping cough found in Camanche schools
• 19 schools' bands to perform today at Urbandale Marching Band Invitational
• Police: Fonda toddler drowns in pond after running from family
• Funny Bone Comedy Club owner dies
• Public art popping up around Des Moines suburbs
• Clive city council approves franchise fee
• Mason City man becomes lottery's newest millionaire
• Norwalk woman injured in accident leaves rehab
• Arson, theft charges filed against five teens
• Iowa ranks No. 3 in car-animal collisions, study says
• Indiana's Pence thinks tax-cut vote coming soon
• Minor flooding expected along Mississippi River
• Jury finds Pollard not guilty of murder
• Iowa State University hits goal in 8-year fundraising
• Republicans say public service spots are really political ads
• ISU doctoral programs rank high in report
• Iowa sheriff reinstates jail 'rent'
• Fire extinguishers set off; classes canceled
• Dubuque closes harbor as Mississippi River rises
• Alito: Cameras would affect Supreme Court proceedings
• Police name 5 teens charged in Dowling H.S. fire, burglary
• Panel meets to talk about Clay County jail
• Des Moines nets $1 million in land sales over 5 years
• State records big budget surplus
• Corn takes price dive
• Aid center opens in Ottumwa for flood victims
• Update: Dog finds bear paw, at first reported as a 'hand,' in Iowa cornfield
• Monroe County Added to Presidential Disaster Declaration
• Free event focuses on college planning
• Des Moines police identify man injured in Thursday motorcycle crash
• Governor Culver Announces Additional Disaster Recovery Dollars to Disaster-Impacted Businesses
• SUV driver crashes into Legends in West Des Moines
• Ankeny city manager provides guide for defining the budget for 2011-12
• Jurors in Justin Pollard murder trial return to court
• Families can learn about Camp Fire group
• Iowa Politics Insider: Governor race moved to 'Likely Republican'
• Drake University announces $200 million capital campaign
• Des Moines walk to raise awareness of mental illness
• Munson: Adel writer refuses to give up on 11 victims
• Camanche schools dealing with 10 cases of whooping cough
• Motorcyclist found hurt, taken to hospital
• Couche-Tard drops bid to purchase Casey's
• Jury: Pollard not guilty in first-degree murder case
• Des Moines Area Hunger Hike
• No verdict yet in Pollard's murder trial
• Ankeny mom injured in deadly accident returns home
• Phipps blasé at sentencing, gets life term in homicide
• Iowa ape makes 'Oprah' debut
• Principal cuts 1,500 jobs, exiting health business
• Governor Culver Casts His Ballot, Asks Iowans to Vote Early
• Ternus: Justices won't set up counter-campaign
• VIDEO: Gov. Culver Votes Early. You Should Do It Too
• Church working to oust justices, complaint says
• Governor Culver Praises New Great Places Economic Impact Report
• Police name victim in deadly Benton County chase
• Statement of Chairman Tom Harkin (D-IA) At the HELP Committee Hearing "The Federal Investment i
• Harkin Announces More Than $1.8 Million for Patient-Centered Research at University of Iowa
• Alito to speak at Knapp Center today
• Private time with Obama 'just a surreal experience'
• Harkin: Ken Runde and Mike Bladel Confirmed as U.S. Marshals
• Harkin Lauds GAO for Appointing Iowan Mary Mincer Hansen to the New National Health Care Workforce C
• Rains create gravel shortage
• National group asks for IRS probe of Iowa church
• Disappointment sets in for Iowa corn growers
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in D.M. crash; part of McKinley closed
• FEMA opens Ottumwa disaster center
• Hit-and-run case goes to jury
• Principal to transfer health insurance biz to UnitedHealthcare
• SUV blasts into WDM restaurant
• Fact Check: Obama Des Moines visit
• D.M. details possible restrictions for pawnshops, payday lenders
• Olin schools canceled after prank
• Fatal Cedar Rapids blaze in May caused by stove fire
• Report: UI impact is $6 billion
• Pollard trial update: Jury breaks without a verdict
• Hospice to mark opening of thrift store
• Marathon expects record entries
• Immigration Group Endorses Lange, Rejects Braley’s Amnesty for Illegal Immigrants
• Vignettes: Obama talks fatherhood with Clubb family
• Man who strangled girlfriend gets life sentence, calls her death a 'bad deal'
• Lange Launches 1st TV Ad: “Stand with Me.”
• Cedar Rapids hospital to glow in pink for month
• Valley High School confirms two new cases of MRSA
• Culver Hails State Budget Surplus, Challenges Branstad to “Tell the Truth, Terry”
• Grimes rescinds withdrawal from DART
• Culver cheers: Iowa’s budget posts one of largest ending balances in history
• Governor Culver: Iowa’s Budget is Balanced, Goes Forward with a $754 Million Surplus
• Cedar Rapids officials sign deal to move city library
• King Requests Meeting with Vilsack to Address Allegations of Pigford v. Vilsack Fraud
• Gov. Culver Releases Report on Wind Energy Development
• Lost debit card leads to $7,611 in charges
• King Honors Council Bluffs Family with "Angels in Adoption" Nomination
• Harkin Announces Nearly $19 Million to Improve Public Safety and Health Care Facilities in Iowa
• King Welcomes Iowa's "Principals of the Year"
• Should Prairie Meadows reduce purses, with Iowa horses dwindling?
• President lashes GOP over tax-cut stance
• Harkin Announces More Than $150 Million in FEMA Funding For Disaster Recovery at the University of I
• Harkin: $1 Million Coming to Help Develop Iowa's Health Insurance Exchange
• Jury finds woman guilty of beating boy, 12
• Iowa City's council names new city manager
• Harkin: More Than $12 Million Coming to Improve Public Transportation in Iowa
• Harkin Announces More Than $348,000 to Improve Response to Accidents Involving Hazardous Materials
• Board approves plan for school addition
• Water bills likely to go up next year in D.M.
• New Harkin Report: For-Profit Colleges Offer High Debt, Few Diplomas
• In Iowa's Interest: Harvest Season Reminds Us to Give Farm Safety the Time and Attention it Des
• Panel to discuss being Muslim in U.S.
• Defendant Pollard denies being at scene or knowing victim
• Driver dies after police chase
• Notebook: 50 on hand at airport to greet Obama plane
• Woman could get probation in incest-related assault case
• Lt. Governor Judge Accepts Invitiation to Appear at IowaPolitics.com Forum with Kim Reynolds
• Appellate clerk’s office to curtail hours
• Iowa Lottery: 2 win Mega Millions
• Media Advisory: Lt. Gov. Judge Tours Cedar Rapids I-JOBS Project Nearing Completion
• County property taxes due by Thursday
• Closing statements begin in Justin Pollard trial
• Statement of Chairman Tom Harkin (D-IA) At the Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, HHS, Education,
• Police charge pair in vehicle break-in, fire in Des Moines
• Waukee girl, 4, dies when hit by neighbor's vehicle
• Harkin Praises Defeat of Resolution to Eliminate Crucial Health Reform Protections
• Record: Clive company to manage DART project
• Munson: Hinton babes build special park for teenager
• Women earn more UI doctorates
• Report: I-JOBS gets funds from other sources
• Obama returns to favored diner
• Des Moines Water Works expected to increase rates
• Pharmacy board tries to shed obligation on legal pot
• No charges are filed in courthouse threat
• Culver: Obama will be back to campaign for me
• Big Sioux River floods western Iowa
• Media Advisory: First Lady Mari Culver to Visit Preschoolers in Adair
• Iowa National Guard to dedicate renovated armory
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• White House takes over Beaverdale home, briefly
• Harkin: Stem Cells Appeals Decision is the First Victory
• Keepsakes found in river are claimed
• TOMORROW: HELP Committee Continues Investigation into For-Profit Colleges
• Iowa Poll: Iowans place fault for dour economy in all directions
• Farmer dies in grain bin accident
• National GOP chairman defends bus tour
• Nebraska man charged in deadly Iowa crash is still in jail
• Iowa hires watchdog to cut wasteful Medicaid spending
• Balloon crashes; 6 aboard unhurt
• Theater to present 'Three Changes’ play
• Taxpayers' assoc. leader resigns
• Applicants sought for Waukee parks board
• Iowa Teamsters Endorse Governor Culver
• Legion Riders collect funds for military families
• Governor Culver: New I-JOBS Report Shows Continued Growth
• Pro-gun policy earns Culver National Rifle Association support
• Harkin Announces More Than $1.35 Million Coming to Iowa to Help People Navigate Health and Long-Term
• Rotary to distribute Gabus ride funds
• Woman charged in underage drunk-driving death
• Hours cut at appeals court clerk’s office
• Kum&Go unveils "Go Kup"
• Traffic tie-ups at Waukee school worry parents
• Young cheerleaders help propel Maroons to victory
• Roughriders ready for week full of homecoming activities
• State nearly records first freeze of autumn
• Sessions to help refine Ankeny district's financial goals
• Who's afraid of the dark? J-Hawk fans just soak it up
• Urbandale High School students can take the heat
• Plea made for longer hours at 2 libraries
• Governor Culver Highlights Achievements for Women and Families
• Iowa Poll: Likely voters give Obama poor marks
• Governor Culver Announces Federal Grant to Assist Iowans Affected by Summer Storms
• Iowa Politics Insider: Conlin maintains she can win election
• King Honors Council Bluffs Family with "Angels in Adoption" Nomination
• Abortion pill remains divisive after 10 years on U.S. market
• Harkin Announces More Than $2.6 Million Coming to Iowa to Train Health Professionals
• Police back Branstad, citing political integrity
• Justin Pollard takes stand; says he didn't drive through lot
• Former Van Meter police chief receives probation
• Racial discrimination case against Iowa wins class-action status
• 2 suspects held in Ankeny restaurant robbery bid
• Trader Joe’s announces WDM opening date
• Two teens charged in West Des Moines Dowling Catholic vandalism
• Suspect in apartment fire faces arson charge
• Golf tournament to benefit amputee's children
• Harkin Responds to Department of Education's Gainful Employment Announcement
• Iowa Executive Council's records aren't online
• Harkin Announces More Than $2.1 Million in Rural Development Funds for Iowa
• Church to host classical music performance
• Next Week's HELP Committee Schedule
• Waukee volleyball match vs. Ames will be a 'pink out'
• Harkin Announces More Than $540,000 Coming to Iowa to Promote Healthy Living
• Waukee Legion to retire old flags Sunday
• 6 hurt in so. Iowa house explosion
• Last Valley Junction farmers market will be Thursday
• NRA endorses Chet Culver
• Grimes barbecue owner wins television challenge
• Boys charged in Dowling fire
• Boating safety classes to be held at DMACC
• No Iowa freeze yet, but close
• Ankeny man accused of multiple thefts from vehicles
• Police group endorses Terry Branstad
• 16 neighborhoods sign up for faster snow removal
• Des Moines could see 7 days without rain for first time since April
• Harkin: $2 Million Coming to Create Nearly 350 Jobs for Dislocated Iowa Workers
• Donation moves up 2011 Waterloo honor flight
• Two in custody as Ankeny police investigate attempted robbery
• Senate Subcommittee to Explore HHS Efforts to Protect Americans Against Bioterrorism
• Cedar Rapids man with yard tool charged with assault
• EMC plans to buy Hub Tower
• Harkin Announces More Than $6.5 Million for Rural Development Projects in Iowa
• Motorcyclist dies in accident in Cedar Rapids
• Rural Iowa schools face tidal wave of mergers
• Libertarians: Iowa Poll results put us on path to 'major party status'
• Burlington, Des Moines County lose out on $1.2 million
• W.D.M. aims to attract more small businesses
• National Rifle Association, Iowa Sportsmen Endorse Governor Culver
• Iowa City man pleads guilty to computer charge
• Iowa Poll: Grassley leads big over Conlin
• Statement from Culver/Judge Campaign on Branstad Public Safety Record
• Man accused of slaying at ex-wife's house
• King Requests Meeting with Vilsack to Address Allegations of Pigford v. Vilsack Fraud
• 'Geezers' finish 10-year rec trail project
• 'No snitching' culture hinders murder investigation
• Iowa Poll: Voters agree with policy assumptions of both Culver, Branstad
• Candidates offer clear choice in 4th District
• The Register's college guide
• Munson: Zombie game brings life to Simpson College
• Iowa Poll: For Culver, Branstad lead seen as ‘very tough to come back from’
• Around the Metro: Open house will note auditorium's history
• In vitro fertilization children score well in academic tests
• Morain: Symphony opener showy, promising
• Two Iowa counties get FEMA aid
• Volunteers knock on doors to get dropouts to enroll
• Iowa City shelter bedbugs halt furniture donations
• Arraignment set for assault of Story County officers
• $1 million grant given for Dubuque museum project
• North Lilberty driver dies after hitting Coralville road equipment
• Head-on crash kills Carlisle woman
• Green Fields: USDA looks at tightening checks for E. coli in meat
• Wind industry awaits stiffer breezes
• Postville landlord files discrimination lawsuits
• 'Hard fight' ahead for Iowa soldiers, captain warns
• Iowans on Leadership: Company says profit sharing molds a better work force
• Stress on the sidelines: College football coaches push their limits
• West Des Moines festival of lights tonight is canceled
• King to Host Spirit Lake Town Hall Meeting on Friday, September 3
• Biker deaths may draw 100-year term
• Turn in unused prescription drugs in West Des Moines today
• King Encourages Americans to Speak Out For Full Repeal of Obamacare
• Miller-Meeks, Loebsack spar on tax cuts, Social Security
• Davis County man charged with murder
• King to Host Town Hall Meeting in Mount Ayr on Tuesday, Sept. 7
• Waiting, hoping for a miracle
• Fort Madison police investigate headstone vandalism
• King to Host Storm Lake Town Hall Meeting on Wednesday, September 8
• Kids can bounce at nutritious snack drive
• King: DOJ's Arpaio Lawsuit Is A Blatant Political Move
• Waterloo nursery, garden business closing
• King OP-ED: Secretary of Agriculture or Secretary of Amnesty?
• All grass parking lots closed for ISU game
• Trial for Hoover athlete to begin Oct. 21
• King Celebrates Groundbreaking for New Highway 34 Bridge
• Stress on the sidelines: College coaches push their limits
• Iowa specialty crops get grant money
• King Releases Updated List of House Members Seeking "Obamacare" Repeal
• King Cosponsors Resolution Opposing Prop. 8 Ruling Allowing "Gay Marriage"
• Corning, Pederson to weigh in on justice retention
• King's Obamacare Repeal Discharge Petition Gains First Democratic Signature
• King to Hold Radio Town Hall Meeting at Sioux Center's Dordt College on August 19
• $5.6 million to help Dubuque historic district
• King Op-Ed: The Death Tax Story Doesn't Deserve a Sequel
• King to Hold Town Hall Meeting in Council Bluffs on August 23rd
• Willits to open Simpson Speaker Series
• King: On Constitution Day, Celebrate the Inclusion of the Tenth Amendment
• King to hold Town Hall Meeting in Le Mars with Congressman Devin Nunes
• Girls accuse Keokuk man of sexual abuse
• King: Carroll to Receive New VA Clinic
• King to hold Sioux City Town Hall Meeting on Aug. 30th
• Activists to freeway drivers: Immigrant youths need bill
• King Discusses "Future Trends in Animal Agriculture" at USDA Symposium
• King: Vilsack Makes False Claims to Push Amnesty
• Gun remark is troubling, Des Moines police official says
• King: Six Months After ObamaCare's Passage, Americans Want Repeal
• King: Vilsack-Sherrod Press Conference Leaves Many Questions Unanswered
• Bank seeks dismissal of Stanbrough move
• King Named "Guardian of Small Business" by NFIB
• King's 100% Obamacare Repeal Bill Endorsed by Newt Gingrich
• Democrats get 4% of Farm Bureau endorsements
• King: Amnesty Supporters' Claims That Americans Won't Do Hard Work is Insulting
• King to Address Sioux City Rotary Club on Monday, Aug. 30
• Fix for Urbandale school air conditioner to be delayed
• Audit: School employee stole more than $1 million
• Waukee city manager's goals to be kept private
• I-35 shut near IA / MN border
• Teen to be sentenced in murder of cousin
• Richardson drops appeal of firing
• Veterans’ clinic to open next year in Carroll
• Neb. man could face 100 years for Iowa motorcyclist deaths
• Public invited to international law discussion
• Iowa Supreme Court upholds Cedar Rapids murder conviction
• VIDEO: New TV ad giving Gov. Culver "Credit"
• Mobile-home tenants learn about buyouts
• Trial set for Hoover basketball player
• Loebsack Statement on China Currency Manipulation Legislation
• Cleanup warms hearts
• Spending climbs on ads to vote out state judges
• PHOTOS AVAILABLE: Congressman Loebsack Joins the American Red Cross for Holiday Mail for Heroes Card
• 3 teens charged in vicious beating
• Stevens couple plead guilty of fraud
• Governor Culver Names Judge in Judicial District 8B
• Misconduct cases taint justice in Iowa
• Crash claims life of Illinois soldier
• Governor Culver Names Judges in Judicial Districts 2A, 5A
• Des Moines officer appeals his 2009 termination
• Munson: Friends use film nights to give a lift to Knoxville
• Corn, soybeans shoot up to hit 2-year high
• Program aids in rooting out Web vandals
• Historic headstones vandalized
• Witness says he's not certain truck in video struck hit-run victim
• VIDEO: Local Elected Officials for Culver
• Waterloo home receives additions for injured son's return
• First Lady Mari Culver’s Public Schedule for Monday, September 27
• Iowans hope to benefit from new insurance law
• King: Amnesty Supporters' Claims That Americans Won't Do Hard Work is Insulting
• Man pleads guilty to stoning ducks
• Update: Motorcyclist dies in early a.m. crash south of Des Moines
• State warns that dam is in 'state of failure’
• Iowa homeless shelter fights bedbugs
• Iowa soldier dies in Afghan crash
• Harkin: Over $500,000 Coming to Assist 183 Workers Affected by Layoffs
• Waukee city manager's goals not open to public
• Marine says he helped kill ducks
• Farms warned of bad ammonia tanks
• Waukee City Council considers changing parade route
• VA to open clinic in western Iowa
• Iowa seeks to fix failing dam
• Every School Every Thursday -- West Des Moines, Clive & Waukee
• Casey's: Shareholders 'overwhemingly' back its board
• Branstad unveils proposal to rein in regulations affecting job creation
• Every School Every Thursday -- Urbandale & Johnston
• Guilty pleas in Aviva embezzling case bring prosecution to an end
• Rain causes brief, isolated street flooding in Des Moines
• Every School Every Thursday -- Des Moines south
• Faith Lutheran in Clive to host concert
• There Is A Better Way
• Every School Every Thursday -- Des Moines east/north
• Work begins on I-235 barrier in Windsor Heights
• Newt Gingrich Endorses Ben Lange as the ‘Solutions Candidate’
• Every School Every Thursday -- Des Moines west
• Clubhouse location stirs debate at east-side golf course
• Loebsack Weekly Column: Supporting Our Fellow Iowans
• Every School Every Thursday -- Ankeny
• Golf tournament benefits Urbandale car crash victim
• Loebsack Writes Speaker Pelosi: Bring Pay Cut Bill to the Floor
• Ankeny's ninth elementary in the works
• Johnston board members evaluate themselves
• Loebsack Announces Presidential Disaster Declaration for Appanoose and Wapello Counties
• Loebsack Announces Application Deadline for Service Academy Nominations
• Branstad Proposes Removing Health And Safety Rules At Expense Of All Iowans
• Park gives Ankeny dogs room to roam
• Loebsack Issues the Following Statement on Announcement that Medicare Advantage Premiums Will Be Low
• More Than 100 Local Officials from Across Iowa Endorse Chet Culver
• Rain, rain go away; let families come and play on Saturday and Sunday
• Loebsack Announces Patient Protection Provisions of Health Care Reform That Take Effect Today
• Loebsack Cuts Taxes and Increases Access to Capital for Small Businesses
• W.D.M. considers ban on feeding of deer
• Governor Culver Applauds Federal Disaster Designation
• Governor Culver Congratulates Business for Growth and Innovation
• Urbandale and Johnston soccer teams adjust to flood-damaged fields
• Governor Culver Congratulates Des Moines Arts Festival on International Award
• King Named "Guardian of Small Business" by NFIB
• Water-logged fields keep W.D.M. youth soccer teams on the move
• King: Six Months After ObamaCare's Passage, Americans Want Repeal
• Harkin Announces More Than $800,000 for Research at Iowa Universities
• Waveland Trail will extend to Franklin Avenue
• Dubuque greyhounds to run for another 5 years
• Feral cats thrive in Cedar Rapids
• I.C. eyes under-21 bar areas
• Former Waterloo resident faces child porn charges
• Study says Sioux City's housing is state's most affordable
• Counties get FEMA disaster status
• Teen reports she was sexually assaulted
• Officials set 3:30 event to discuss state fair security
• Domestic violence calls rise
• Upper Iowa launches $500,000 fundraising goal
• Group's goal is electing more Iowa women
• Audit: Governor’s staff let credit card bills go overdue
• Jury convicts man in '08 stabbing death
• Video quality criticized in murder trial
• Egg recall: DeCoster defense says it's complicated
• Council Bluffs man, 48, charged in death of woman
• Officers who shot at man cleared
• More officers, security cameras at next year's state fair
• Egg Recall: DeCosters to commit to safety, apologize
• Woman reports assault during massage
• NO JOKE: Bruce Braley Nearly Doubles National Debt, Claims Fiscal Responsibility
• Labor accord for prison calls for use of Illinois hiring halls
• King Discusses "Future Trends in Animal Agriculture" at USDA Symposium
• Urbandale businesses cited for alcohol sales
• Testimony of Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) At the Senate Rules Committee Hearing "Examining the Fil
• Outlook for Wells Fargo Arena is good, Polk officials say
• Two escape opera house collapse
• Governor Culver Applauds Innovative Business Expansion
• Grandma, 57, charged with child endangerment
• Suspect charged with assault on Des Moines police officer
• Governor Culver: Genencor Is Right For Iowa’s 21st Century
• Nudes in University of Iowa art exhibit raise questions
• Iowa City OKs more street pianos
• Harkin Welcomes Patient's Bill of Rights Implementation
• Catholics promote bid to halt same-sex marriage
• IRS D.M. office will be open to help taxpayers this Saturday
• Harkin Joins Iowans in Celebrating Six-Month Anniversary of Health Reform Law
• Both parties pushing the early vote
• Brad Zaun campaign disputes Dems’ ad knocking 'responsibility' comments
• Harkin Announces Nearly $1.8 Million to Combat Drunk Driving in Iowa
• Police to teach students about daily duties
• Yikes! Check out photos of rappelling down financial center building
• Egg recall: One Iowa farmer declines to testify
• Inspectors to begin checking pool lights
• Gas line breaks in Ames
• Iowa appeals court excludes drug evidence in Coralville car crash
• Lawsuits pile up for Iowa egg producer
• Harkin Announces $200,000 to Improve Public Health Infrastructure in Iowa
• Council Bluffs boy, 7, is killed in house fire
• Harkin Announces More Than $900,000 for Research at Iowa State University
• Wild turkeys cause motorcycle mishap
• Man guilty of child porn charges
• Branstad says law enforcement academy chief should resign
• Bomb squad investigates package
• Hansen: Electing judges is bad idea, legal sages say
• John McCain discounts Iowa caucuses, Reuters reports
• Construction zone crash kills Nebraskan
• Man injured in fall off train in Iowa
• Clarke University enrollment increases to 1,255
• Trial delayed in rest-stop killing
• Ankeny school board OKs spending plan
• Hockensmith: Tough decisions on future of hockey at Wells Fargo Arena
• Governor Culver Lifts Harvest Weight Limit
• DMACC to host Constitution Day
• Grandma charged with endangerment
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver’s Economic Development Tour of Innovative Iowa Companies
• Parkinson’s fundraisers seek participants
• Iowa loses 2,800 jobs as governments cut back
• Governor Culver Sends Support for Children’s Hospital
• Conference set on Johnston school facility needs
• Flash flood warning issued for portions of central Iowa
• King Op-Ed: The Death Tax Story Doesn't Deserve a Sequel
• Spots still open in Des Moines preschool program
• Illinois firm to get prison project
• Ames officers cleared in shooting
• Sherman Hill tour tickets are available
• Branstad ads overestimate I-JOBS cost
• Grassley votes against repeal of military’s gay ban
• FBI defends 2008 probe in Iowa City
• Casino's board sees expansion plans
• Testimony: DeCosters to apologize for egg outbreak
• Harkin blasts talk of health law's repeal
• Des Moines Metro Opera names Egel as director
• Media Advisory: First Lady Mari Culver to Visit Preschoolers in Creston, Webster City
• Driver faces charge in road rage incident
• Governor Culver Lifts Harvest Weight Limit
• Harkin Statement on the Appointment of Elizabeth Warren to Serve as Special Advisor to the President
• Harkin: Over $5 Million Coming to Alta and Woden for Wastewater System Improvements
• Culver appoints two district judges
• Harkin Announces More Than $900,000 for Development at UNI
• Harkin: Nearly $1.9 Million in Low-Income Heating Assistance Funding Coming to Iowa
• Ossian firm wins contract for D.M. levee
• Kurt Warner debuts on 'Dancing with the Stars' tonight
• Iowa man has worm removed from eye
• State educators mull rule change in wake of '09 restraint case
• Fog hangs over Des Moines rush hour
• Chi. firm lands Iowa prison bid
• Conlin has debate stage all to herself
• Child dies in Council Bluffs fire
• Dems expand lead over GOP in absentee ballot requests
• Meeting set for flood victims at Des Moines mobile home parks
• Computer glitch drains water tower
• Egg recall: Salmonella cases top 1,600, CDC says
• 11-year-old injured while deer hunting
• Culver: I’d stay the course on job creation, expand power fund
• UI has $175K job-search bill
• Iowa activists drew extensive FBI scrutiny
• Des Moines Register fact-check shows Culver on the right side of the facts
• Terry Branstad says law academy director should resign
• West Des Moines seeks input on new 80-acre park
• Old-time photo of the day: Ankeny pickle plant
• Bruce talks with Rachel Maddow about his Justice for Victims of Torture and Terrorism Act.
• Urbandale officials address sewer system backups
• Two memorial services planned for former Iowa Supreme Court justice
• Photos recapping Bruce's first reelection campaign.
• Flu vaccine to be offered to Ankeny students, staff
• Board moves against 3 doctors
• VIDEO: Lange Targets Braley’s Voting Record in New Ad: “Enough is Enough”
• Fall festival planned at elementary school
• Blame treasurer for loss in IPERS, candidate says
• Gov. Culver Unveils Jobs Plan for Second Term
• U of I continues sexual harassment policy revisions
• Governor Culver Gives Direction For Federal Flood Recovery Dollars
• Parkersburg group offers Delhi residents help
• Governor Culver Applauds Renovated Military Museum
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver to Appear on CNBC This Afternoon
• Fundraiser held for stampede victims
• Harkin Announces More Than $650,000 to Train Health Professionals in Iowa
• The Truth about Terry Branstad and his "App"
• DOT urges caution around farm vehicles
• Old-time photo of the day: Only 1 per bike, please
• Train hits scooter, kills 92-year-old
• Teen hit by pellets while hunting
• 24 Des Moines schools next in line for fix-ups
• Man is arrested in Toledo motel robbery
• Cedar Valley Catholic schools to provide laptops
• Munson: Creston, alumnus could use mediator
• Maquoketa banker Tubbs, 90, dies
• Bikers ride for children of troops
• Ames bakery harnesses power of caffeine
• 3 key issues: Braley says yes, Lange, no
• Many issues split King, Campbell
• Two named to district court judge seats
• Chiefs criticize Iowa's top police trainer
• IDOT: Watch out for farm vehicles during harvest
• Around the Metro: Ankeny police officer heads to Des Moines civilian post
• Bellevue fundraiser aids parade-accident victims
• 'Gray facts' color campaign in partial truths
• Parkersburg volunteers reach out to Delhi residents
• Conlin criticizes Grassley at Des Moines event
• Palin pumps up Iowa party faithful
• CULVER REMINDS UAW AUDIENCE OF BRANSTAD'S LEADING EXPORT: IOWA JOBS

• Western Hoedown for kids slated today
• Mixed reviews for Iowa City 21-only law
• Freed Des Moines sex offender sentenced
• Illinois firm bids lowest for Fort Madison prison construction
• Des Moines officer finds pot, pills in parked van
• Loebsack admits frustration amidst dysfunction in D.C.
• Ames man arrested near Des Moines bank after robbery
• Hansen: Park turmoil would sadden Evelyn Davis
• Obama to talk about economy in visit to Iowa
• Renovated 1909 library unveiled in Dubuque
• King: Police must do more to stem illegal immigration
• UNI creates center for Holocaust education
• High court rules in restitution case
• Program emphasizes middle school work
• Tot drowns when car rolls into pond
• Iowa home sales beat July, still lower than '09
• Ex-mayor sentenced for drunken boating
• Iowa Republicans' quotes about Palin's visit
• West Des Moines residents can discuss bicycle network
• Whiting woman, 92, killed when struck by train
• Munson: Clay County Fair quietly goes on as one of the best
• Girl, 2, dies after vehicle rolls down hill
• Developer gains approval for Waukee townhomes
• Stabbing sentencing delayed
• Waukee council moves to reduce speed on L.A. Grant Parkway
• Live video at 1 p.m.: Steve King, candidate for Congress
• South D.M. Art Festival set for Saturday
• Video games, systems stolen
• Car rental in East Village gets city OK
• is attending the soldier send off in Cedar Falls. He will be praying for their safety.
• Activist: Police work helped stop violence in park
• Bruce with Fred Greiner, who graciously donated the use of a trailer to haul the sweet corn to Camp
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver’s Economic Development Tour of Innovative Iowa Companies
• Reward offered in robbery of credit union
• at entry control point demonstration at Camp Shelby
• Three Counties Added to Presidential Disaster Declaration
• Sarah Palin speech in Iowa keeps fans guessing
• Getting corn ready for dinner!
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver to Sign Proclamation for Eunice Kennedy Shriver Day
• Waukee school district is likely to top growth again
• Democrats surpass Republicans in early absentee ballot requests
• 'Polite' robber nabbed after bank heist
• West Des Moines woman's weight loss is food bank's gain
• Cash, drugs found during traffic stop near Atlantic
• Obama coming to Des Moines Sept. 29
• State upholds school closing plans in Prairie Valley, Newton
• Fund cut maintains status for athletics at University of Northern Iowa
• Des Moines Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• ISU estimates cost of flood damage to top $40 million
• Aredale woman dies in accident
• Lange Challenges Braley to Debate, Sets Friday Deadline
• Memorial service for Shelley is Tuesday
• King: On Constitution Day, Celebrate the Inclusion of the Tenth Amendment
• Cedar Rapids offers challenges aplenty for West Des Moines' Pomeranz
• King: Carroll to Receive New VA Clinic
• Foundation gives $750,000 to build homeless shelter
• Coming Sunday: Football, top 10 arts picks
• Vaccinations offered for whooping cough in Council Bluffs
• Illegal parking leads to drug arrest
• Saturday tourney will be a fundraiser
• Branstad plans to expand exports by 20%
• UPS worker killed in Des Moines airport accident
• King OP-ED: Secretary of Agriculture or Secretary of Amnesty?
• Part of Chichaqua Valley Trail closed
• Loebsack Presents Flags Flown Over Capitol to Southeastern Iowa Veterans on Honor Flight
• Pioneer buys majority share of South African seed rival
• Governor Culver Announces Incentives to Create Jobs in Seven Iowa Communities
• Electronics stolen from 22 Cedar Rapids offices
• Fake pot bans fail to stop sales
• Rain means extra culvert cleanup expense
• State moves to ban sale of synthetic marijuana
• More good news for flooded Des Moines trailer park residents
• Class action lawsuit filed over recall
• Curbs are needed on business signs, Des Moines council told
• Statement of Chairman Tom Harkin (D-IA) At the Labor, Health and Human Services and Education Approp
• Residents submit pleas, ideas as Ames seeks flood solutions
• Harkin: Nominations for Iowa's U.S. Marshalls Runde and Bladel Approved by Senate Judiciary Com
• Ex-chief of Granger care facility to go on trial
• Stevenses to plead guilty next week
• Bids on Fort Madison prison project stir concern that Iowans won't get jobs
• Rudd man arrested on drug charges
• Candidates for governor clash over politicking on official trips
• Ramp may extend Cedar Rapids parkade’s existence
• Legacy of newsman Shelley, 98, will live on
• Hansen: Net worth singed by fire, but Booneville store owner's passion burns on
• VIDEO: See Why Governor Culver Won and Watch Highlights from the Debate
• Czech Village evaluation disputed in Cedar Rapids
• Lt. Governor Judge’s Public Schedule for Friday
• Waukee to expand spectator conduct policy
• Culver defends record in creating jobs
• All police officers to get new riot gear in Iowa City
• Funeral arrangements for Jack Shelley
• Central Iowa Shelter & Services to announce major donation
• Culver ad blasts Branstad over claims about budget
• Estate tax could threaten small business, farms
• Des Moines leaders urged to restrict towering pole signs
• Legislative panel OKs manure rule extension
• “Applauds Tom Latham” – Letter to the Editor
• King's Obamacare Repeal Discharge Petition Gains First Democratic Signature
• Minneapolis man pleads guilty to federal animal charge
• Latham takes good care of Guard members – Editorial
• U.S. agents assist probe of garage car-bombing
• Latham criticizes Congress for spending
• Governor Culver Announces $30 Million in I-JOBS Funds for 23 Projects Across Iowa
• Iowan, 20, dies at Air Force base
• Nation’s Leading Small & Independent Business Organization Endorses Tom Latham for Congres
• Jack Shelley, longtime voice of radio and TV, dies at 98
• Waukee elementary dance clinic planned for Oct. 2
• Leonard Boswell Campaigning in Iowa's Third Congressional District
• UPS employee dies in accident at Des Moines Airport
• Ankeny council looks to hire up to 12 firefighters
• Debate: Chet Culver Delivers, Terry Branstad is Confused and Dishonest
• Des Moines Police seek robbery suspect and accomplice
• Bedbug infestations befuddle leaders
• Munson: Budget troubles put musical tour on hiatus
• Harkin Announces Funds to Help Workers Affected by CDS Global Layoffs
• Memorial services planned for Drake student
• Lawyers say federal government erred in Equitable Building asbestos tests
• Sen. Harkin, Rep. Engel and DOL Secretary Solis Take Next Step in the Fight to End the Worst Forms o
• Pair robs Bank of America east-side branch
• Obama nominates Iowa chief justice to nonprofit's board
• Harkin Announces Over $100,000 for HIV Surveillance in Iowa
• Fact check: Candidates examine debt, egg producer's history
• Caucus prospect Pawlenty hires full-time Iowa aide
• Harkin Announces More Than $120,000 for Economic Development in Iowa
• Lake Mills man sentenced for fatal crash
• Harkin Announces $8.3 Million to Expand Broadband Internet and Improve Healthcare in Iowa
• Branstad, Culver challenge each other on their records
• Floor Statement by Sen. Harkin on the Prevention and Public Health Fund
• Branstad aides Bailey and Gross helped DeCoster
• Egg recall: Earlier farm tests found 73 cases of salmonella
• Harkin Announces More Than $350,000 for Safety Equipment in Pocahontas, Van Buren and Montgomery Cou
• The reviews are in. Culver won the debate!
• Money worries run high for workers, retirees
• Harkin: Senate Vote Blocks Attack to Prevention Trust Fund
• Accused embezzler and spouse agree to plead guilty
• School levy OK'd in low turnout
• Harkin Announces More Than $86 Million in Defense Investments for Iowa
• Harkin Joins 30 Senators in Calling on Russia to Honor Agreement to Allow U.S. Poultry Imports
• King to Address Sioux City Rotary Club on Monday, Aug. 30
• Iowa Congressmen Urge Obama to Move Quicky on Recovery Efforts
• Report storm, flood damage by Oct. 13
• Obama nominates Iowa chief justice to nonprofit board
• King to Host Spirit Lake Town Hall Meeting on Friday, September 3
• King's Discharge Petition Backed by Entire House Republican Leadership
• U.S. to perform education equity audit in Iowa City
• Ankeny considers plan to add firefighters
• King Encourages Americans to Speak Out For Full Repeal of Obamacare
• King: Clinton-Appointed Judge Issues Obama-Friendly Ruling in Arizona Illegal Immigration Case
• U.S. gives $8.3 million for medical networks
• Police say same two men robbed Hubbell Avenue bank — again
• King to Host Town Hall Meeting in Mount Ayr on Tuesday, Sept. 7
• King's Request for Federal Major Disaster Declaration for Storm, Flood and Tornado Damage Appro
• Des Moines parks department invites plant donations
• Harkin: Senate Vote Blocks Attack to Prevention Trust Fund
• King to Host Storm Lake Town Hall Meeting on Wednesday, September 8
• King's Sioux City Town Hall Meeting To Be Rescheduled
• Cost-saving ideas sought on Valley plan in West Des Moines
• VIDEO: New TV Ad Shows Terry Branstad is being "Dishonest"
• King: DOJ's Arpaio Lawsuit Is A Blatant Political Move
• King Op-Ed: End the Billion Dollar Abortion Subsidy!
• No bond issue needed for Ankeny school, board told
• Des Moines officer jumps into runaway vehicle during traffic stop
• King Celebrates Groundbreaking for New Highway 34 Bridge
• King Announces Town Hall Meetings in Red Oak, Guthrie Center and Primghar
• Chiropractic center plans workshop
• Men arrested on burglary charges
• Harkin, DeLauro Praise New Menu Labeling Guidelines
• King Releases Updated List of House Members Seeking "Obamacare" Repeal
• Urbandale council to give update on flooding issues
• Severe weather in forecast this week
• Harkin: $1 Million Coming to Iowa to Repair Flood-Damaged Roads
• King Cosponsors Resolution Opposing Prop. 8 Ruling Allowing "Gay Marriage"
• Blank Park Zoo tiger that picked ISU to win likely won't be Vegas oddsmaker
• Man pleads guilty to animal terrorism charge
• Harkin Welcomes Assistance for Workers Laid Off in Jefferson, Webster City and Ames
• King to Hold Radio Town Hall Meeting at Sioux Center's Dordt College on August 19
• Des Moines police investigate $79,000 theft from local restaurants
• Polk County cancels taxes on flood-stricken mobile homes
• Harkin Announces More Than $84 Million in Disaster Recovery Funding for Iowa
• King to Hold Town Hall Meeting in Council Bluffs on August 23rd
• Des Moines council OKs deal for Four Mile Creek mobile home buyouts
• Bloomfield to discuss pay for firefighters
• Harkin Announces More Than $340,000 for Neighborhood Housing Rehabilitation in Council Bluffs
• King to hold Town Hall Meeting in Le Mars with Congressman Devin Nunes
• Des Moines school district vote to keep maintenance levy is today
• Iowa Politics Insider: Candidate withdraws from state House race
• Debate Update
• Harkin Announces Nearly $150,000 in Research Funding for Iowa State
• King to hold Sioux City Town Hall Meeting on Aug. 30th
• Intruder roughs up resident of Des Moines home
• Animal lab break-in trial for Minnesotan set to begin
• Branstad's Mismanagement: 20 Scandals in 12 Agencies
• Harkin Announces $1,005,000 for Council Bluffs Airport
• King: Vilsack Makes False Claims to Push Amnesty
• Hansen: Atheists believe Des Moines will suit them
• Officer's misconduct doesn't bar jobless aid
• Branstad's Broken Promises
• Harkin Announces $28 Million in Guaranteed Loans to Support Rural Electric Infrastructure
• King: Vilsack-Sherrod Press Conference Leaves Many Questions Unanswered
• King Comes to Arizona's Defense!
• Conlin introduces economic program
• Braley Announces Commissioning of Second Medicare Study
• Harkin Announces More Than $65,000 to Improve Jester Park
• King's 100% Obamacare Repeal Bill Endorsed by Newt Gingrich
• King Named Defender of Economic Freedom
• Fears led to crackdown on egg safety in Maine
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver to Promote I-JOBS Tomorrow
• Labrador Questions Incumbent Democrat Assertions in New TV Ad Campaign
• Service bridges Muslim, Christian faiths
• Raul Labrador on KIDO
• Governor Culver Lauds $8.3 Million Broadband Grant
• Group: State owes us $40,000
• Ben Lange to Host 2010 Freedom Forum: Uniting Republicans, Conservatives, and Tea Parties
• Conlin to Grassley: The debate is set; be there
• Waterloo man, 23, dies from gunshot wounds
• Ben Lange Beats Bruce Braley in 2nd Quarter
• VIDEO: Culver's Kids Make a TV Ad
• Tyson employee in Perry charged with assault
• Iowa Republican: Ben Lange ‘Best Positioned’ Candidate Heading into 2010 Midterms
• Remembering 9-11, honoring those who serve
• Cedar Rapids lawyer cleared in investment scheme
• Ben Lange Earns National Attention, NRCC Elevates Campaign to ‘On the Radar’
• Motorcycle rider killed on I-35 entrance ramp
• Friends: Student drunk before fatal fall
• Ben Lange Issues Statement on Funding for Delhi Dam
• WDM pastor: Nothing to fear from devout Muslims
• Utah seeking a balance for immigration solution
• D.M. home sales rebound from July but still low
• Branstad, others open to revised film credits
• Lange Campaign Launches New Online Video: “Ben Lange: Coming This Fall”
• Labrador Denounces Comments From Harry Reid
• Wanted: Unborn children in Polk for 21-year study
• National Review Online: Watch Ben Lange
• Labrador stands with Sen Crapo to remind the fed Gov “this land is our land, this lake is our
• Two men are arrested at Des Moines bar melee
• Ben Lange Issues Statement on Bruce Braley’s ‘Total Disconnect’ from Eastern Iowan
• GOP Says Minnick Still Top Target
• Party on 10th Street planned this week
• VIDEO: Lange Answers Braley: Why aren’t you advertising your voting record?
• Labrador Wins Endorsement From Group Seeking Repeal of Death Tax
• Eat cookies and help the needy
• New poll: Bruce Braley is vulnerable, Lange within 4.4 points among most likely voters
• Labrador Visiting Coeur d’Alene Volunteers Friday Afternoon
• Peter Buffett coming to Drake on Wednesday
• Habitat for Humanity ready for new project
• Raul Labrador’s Position on Illegal Immigration
• Volunteers needed for Drake research
• Green Run 10K, 5K planned for Sunday
• Labrador Leads RNC Coalition’s National Conference Call on Small Business Issues
• West Des Moines shop to help homeless women
• 7 county voter rolls too big, watchdog says
• Labrador Backs Otter’s Decision To Support Arizona’s Illegal Immigration Court Battle Ag
• Learn how to cope with health problems
• Former U of I lecturer censured
• Braley Statement on Sergeant Salvatore Giunta
• Media Advisory: First Lady to Help Kick Off Habitat 20/10 Build in D.M. Monday
• VIDEO: Branstad Says Children's Health Care Expansion is "Too Much"
• Loebsack Congratulates Iowa Medal of Honor Recipient
• Braley Statement on Anniversary of September 11 Attacks
• Governor Culver Congratulates Iowa Medal of Honor Recipient
• Governor Culver Asks Iowans to Honor 9/11 Anniversary Through Service
• Governor Culver Names Staudt as District Court Judge
• Boswell Votes to Restore Teacher Jobs, Keep Iowa's Children Healthy
• Loebsack Statement on Cedar Rapids Being Named Among the Top Five Recession-Proof Cities
• CONGRESSMAN LEONARD BOSWELL'S DISTRICT SCHEDULE: August 18, 2010
• Loebsack Issues the Following Statement on the University of Iowa’s Rank as the Third Best Col
• Boswell and Vilsack Announce $24 million for Broadband Services in Iowa
• Loebsack: Additional Disaster Recovery Dollars Available for Iowa Businesses
• Boswell Briefing: Celebrating 90 years of Women Voting
• Braley Statement on 75th Anniversary of Social Security
• CONGRESSMAN LEONARD BOSWELL'S DISTRICT SCHEDULE: September 1, 2010
• Braley Urges Expansion of Federal Incentives for Energy Efficiency
• Boswell Releases Statement on End of U.S. Combat Mission in Iraq
• Braley Underscores Importance of US Manufacturing Industry
• CONGRESSMAN LEONARD BOSWELL'S DISTRICT SCHEDULE: September 8-11, 2010
• Braley Announces More Than $24 Million for Iowa Broadband
• Lt. Governor Judge Attends Groundbreaking for New Missouri River Bridge
• Braley Announces $34,000 for Fayette County
• Governor Culver Announces $26.2 Million to Support Development of New Multi-Housing in Disaster Area
• Braley Secures $370,000 for UNI’s National Ag-Based Lubricants Center
• REP. LOEBSACK RECOGNIZES IOWA NATIONAL GUARD CONTRIBUTION TO THE HISTORIC SWEARING-IN OF PRESIDENT-E
• Governor Culver Announces $1,158,000 in I-JOBS Vision Iowa Grants
• Braley Statement on Iowa Egg Recall
• Loebsack Weekly Column: Medicare's 45th Anniversary: Improvements for Medicare Beneficiaries
• Media Advisory: First Lady Mari Culver to Visit Preschoolers in Cedar Rapids, Independence
• Braley Honored by National Farmers Union
• Loebsack, Boswell to President Obama: We Must Update Reservoir Management Plans
• Governor Culver Announces Additional Disaster Recovery Dollars to Disaster Impacted Businesses
• Braley Visits Iowa National Guard at Camp Shelby
• Loebsack Announces $10 Million to Replace the Oakville Bridge
• Now more than ever...we need international understanding!
• Braley, Klobuchar Discuss Jobs, Economy in Des Moines
• Loebsack Votes to Save and Create Jobs of American Teachers, Firefighters, Police Officers, and Nurs
• Boswell Announces GI Bill Yellow Ribbon Program Partners
• Loebsack Announces $2.4 Million for Emergency and Disaster Response in Cedar Rapids
• CONGRESSMAN LEONARD BOSWELL'S DISTRICT SCHEDULE: August 9, 2010
• Loebsack Announces Disaster Loans Available to Lee County
• CONGRESSMAN LEONARD BOSWELL'S DISTRICT SCHEDULE: August 11, 2010 – August 17, 2010
• Loebsack Announces Tax Relief for Victims of June 1st Floods in Lee County
• Iowa One of the 10 States with Ridiculously Low Unemployment, State Revenues Up
• On the Campaign Trail with Patty Judge
• Gov. Culver: Branstad Wrong About Indiana Economic Development Model
• VIDEO: Governor Culver on CNBC to talk about why Iowa's economy is stronger than the rest fo th
• Culver honors labor and diversity; Branstad's policies attack labor and latinos
• Iowa's Budget is Balanced and has a Surplus, thanks to Gov. Culver's leadership
• VIDEO: New TV Ad "Give Us the Chance"
• Media Advisory: Lt. Governor Judge Attends U.S. Highway 34 Missouri River Bridge Groundbreaking
• Free Crisis Counseling Services Available to Flood Victims
• Media Advisory: Lt. Governor Judge Welcomes Irish Poets to Iowa Tonight
• Letters: Branstad crew distorts Culver's fine record
• Governor Culver on The Bill Press Show
• Iowa DED Brings Jobs to Charles City, Branstad Still Wants to Eliminate DED
• Governor Culver Presents 2010 Iowa Freedom Awards
• Governor Culver Names Gamon as District Court Judge
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver to Present Iowa Freedom Awards Tuesday
• Governor Culver Commends U.S. Dept. of Education
• Governor Culver Announces Federal Approval of IowaCare Medicaid Benefits
• Governor Culver Announces AmeriCorps Expansion in Iowa
• Governor Culver Calls on DOT to Speed Installation of Median Cable Barriers
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver to be Interviewed Live on National Business Show Tomorrow Morning
• Governor Culver Points to Signs of Economic Improvement
• Governor Culver: September is Family Preparedness Month
• Governor Culver Issues Election Proclamations
• Media Advisory: First Lady Mari Culver to Attend Iowa Safe Schools Celebration
• Governor Culver: More Than $181.6 Million in Housing Awards Spur Nearly 1,600 Affordable Housing Uni
• Governor Culver, Iowa Utilities Board Unveil Detailed Assessment of Broadband Market in Iowa
• Governor Culver Welcomes CGS Tires to Iowa
• Governor Culver Welcomes International Company to Bring First U.S. Jobs to Charles City
• Governor Culver Announces Grant to Finish Innovative Recovery Project in Cedar Rapids
• Reminder Advisory: Governor’s Cup Race Tomorrow
• Governor Culver to Make Major Funding Announcement on ‘Block by Block’ Project Monday
• Last Chance to Apply for Emergency Food Program for Disaster Areas
• Governor Culver and HUD to Make Major Grant Announcement for Iowa This Morning
• HUD Awards Iowa $84 Million for Having Best Flood Recovery Efforts
• Lt. Governor Judge’s Statement on Commemoration of 19th Amendment
• Lt. Governor Judge to Address African American Women’s Leadership Conference
• Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Judge Announce 22 Arts, History and Cultural grants
• Governor Culver Urges Flood Victims to Apply for Unmet Needs Assistance
• Governor Culver Issues Statement in Reaction to FEMA’s Decision
• Lake Delhi Recover and Rebuild Task Force to Hold First in a Series of Meetings
• Twenty New Counties Declared Federal Disaster Areas for Agriculture
• Governor Culver Announces Emergency Food Program for Disaster Areas
• Iowa Applies for Schools to Receive $96 Million for Education Jobs
• Seven Iowa Counties Added to Presidential Disaster Declaration for Public Assistance
• Governor Culver Announces 2011 Iowa Teacher of the Year
• Governor Culver Encourages Participation in Governor’s Cup Race
• Governor Culver Rolls Out ‘Iowans Helping Iowans’ Program to State’s Flood Victims
• Governor Culver Helps Break Ground for Clinton Rail Port Project
• Governor Culver Welcomes More Than 260 New Jobs to Iowa
• Governor Culver to Break Ground on Rail Port in Clinton
• Governor Culver Appoints Boddy as Interim Director of Iowa DNR
• Iowa Second in the Nation for the Highest Average ACT Composite Scores
• Governor Culver Urges Iowans to Apply for Disaster Assistance
• Public Schedules for Lt. Governor Judge and First Lady Mari Culver for Wednesday
• Lt. Governor Judge Celebrates $16.2 Million ICN Grant
• Governor Culver Attends Groundbreaking for Emmetsburg Ethanol Facility
• Governor Culver Announces Counties Added to Presidential Disaster Declaration
• Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Judge Public Schedules for Tuesday
• Governor Culver Announces $13 Million in I-JOBS Main Street Iowa Grants
• Governor Culver Announces Educational Campaign to Prevent Synthetic Marijuana Use
• Governor Culver Hosts 28th Annual Charity Steer Show
• Iowa Receives Presidential Disaster Declaration
• Flood Update 8-13-10
• Governor Culver Presents 17 People with Life-Saving Awards at State Fair
• Lt. Governor Judge Attends Opening Ceremonies for VSA Iowa Festival
• Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Public Schedules for Friday
• I-JOBS Board of Directors Approves Five Projects to Receive $13.1 million
• Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Public Schedules Through Monday
• Lt. Governor Judge Attends Iowa Veterans Home Ceremonies
• Culver: Iowa Moving Forward on Energy Efficiency and Green Collar Jobs
• Governor Culver Provides Flood Update
• State Emergency Operations Center Update
• Governor, Lt. Governor Attend Dedication for New State Fair Facility
• Governor Culver to Tour Flooded Areas in Story County This Afternoon
• Governor Culver Announces $3,623,000 in I-JOBS Vision Iowa Grants
• Governor Culver Encourages Iowans to Seek Volunteer Opportunities
• Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Public Schedules for Thursday
• Rescuers await calmer waters to resume missing person search
• Governor Culver Announces Iowa’s Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan
• Governor Culver Issues Disaster Proclamation for Story and Boone Counties
• Governor Culver Hails House Approval of Aid to Medicaid, Teachers
• Des Moines girl recovering from car-dragging
• Governor Culver Issues Executive Order Creating Lake Delhi Task Force
• Old-time photo of the day: Cold refreshing milk
• Governor Culver Joins Oakville Residents in Celebration of Flood Recovery
• Ex-officers' legal fees fall on Des Moines taxpayers
• Second man dies following car wreck in Fairbank
• Charlie Wittmack of Des Moines conquers English Channel
• 3 Iowans, Illinoisan charged after crash
• 'Brutal' weather transforms Iowa into giant sauna; heat will continue today
• 5 relatives deployed to Afghanistan
• Polk County tries gentler means of abused-child removal
• Corn sellers allowed at busy interchange near Sioux City
• Auditions open for 'Three Changes’ play
• Officials seek federal grant for transit hub
• Des Moines Historical Society holds contest to find logo
• Ankeny police to offer safety tips on kids’ online use
• Veterans benefits seminar set this week
• Yard waste bags get shorter, wider
• Seminary leader to speak at First Baptist
• West Des Moines council set to rule on dead-end-street dispute
• Photos offer a challenge: Consider your commute
• Victims of Saturday car crash in West Des Moines identified
• Lt. Governor Attends Ottumwa Video Game Celebration
• Proposed livestock buying rules stir discord
• Step right up and hear politicians at State Fair soapbox
• Democrats expect vote to be smooth on Iowa caucuses
• Iowans flock to "Antiques Roadshow"
• Iowa homebuilding took beating, but now poised for comeback
• Traffic deaths fall, follow recent trend
• Hansen: Val Air continues to rattle nearby residents
• Crash near Fairbank ethanol plant leaves 2 dead
• By law, state has too many supervisors
• 3 Iowans, 1 from Illinois charged after car hits tree
• Iowa exec who alleged sexual harassment gets $500,000 settlement
• Green Fields: Bacon costs shoppers more money this summer
• Around the Metro: South-side neighbors unite with city to cut police calls
• Seasonal flu showing up in eastern Iowa
• Police car window shot; St. Louis man, 18, arrested
• Polk City vandalism incidents bring reward offer
• Iowa City man faces charges of neglecting dogs
• Pair of vehicle crashes leave 2 Iowans dead
• Old-time photo of the day: Bread line
• Steele says GOP is poised for rebound
• Culver sets up inquiry, recovery panel on dam
• 4 design firm finalists picked to compete for Hancher role
• Old-time photo of the day: 'Lots of Kids'
• Drowning victim's children sue Des Moines
• YWCA OKs Des Moines' purchase offer
• Officials: Let's cut floods' impact
• Key Obama backers to attend Harkin fundraising event
• Rail money sought for a Chicago link
• Republicans affirm Feb. 6 Iowa caucuses
• Biz Buzz: Charlie Wittmack to cross English Channel on Sunday
• Ankeny Prairie Ridge pool to close Wednesday night
• St. Louis man charged with assault on a Des Moines police officer
• Norwalk OKs contracts for public works building
• Waukee Fest planned for Aug. 28
• Doctor tied to Iowa accused of paying for sex with girls
• West Des Moines Valley Aquatic Center to host Doggie Dip
• Vander Plaats seeks to eject 3 justices
• Man arrested after Des Moines chase
• 4 Atalissa men's welfare doubted
• Free health screenings planned for Johnston kids
• Dedication set for Forest Avenue building
• Russia's ban on exports of grain lifts U.S. prices
• Republicans confirm Iowa caucus in February
• State trailer use spurs ethics probe
• Governor Culver, First Lady Public Schedules Through Monday
• Man who drove over officer gets 21-year prison sentence
• Governor Culver Announces Funding Request for Intercity Passenger Rail Services
• Iowa Lottery: 25 years and still going
• Body found floating in Storm Lake
• U.S. aid for Delhi dam unlikely, Harkin says
• Axelrod, Plouffe at Harkin steak fry
• Val Air violates noise ordinance, police say
• D.M. to save $560K on YWCA
• Police say driver hit pedestrian on purpose
• Vander Plaats won't run; aims to unseat justices
• Photo shoot to accent transport options
• Lt. Governor Judge to Attend Ottumwa Celebration
• Pastor accused of abusing teen
• Old-time photo of the day: Rowing Mrs. Kankey
• Coming Sunday: Iowa State Fair preview guide [photo quiz]
• Charter school matches vision of new leader
• Unlicensed family coaches collect millions as charity
• Rubashkin lawyers push for new trial
• Group seeks to unseat justices
• Citizens group urges action to restrict payday lenders
• Republicans to vote on calendar today
• Regents eliminate bonuses for state university presidents
• Closing of residential school for blind OK'd
• Vander Plaats unlikely to endorse Branstad during D.M. talk today
• Iowa, Illinois try again for Chicago-to-Iowa City passenger train money
• Aviva sees profits jump in U.S.
• Ankeny event to benefit school supplies project
• Harkin: Federal money unlikely for Lake Delhi dam
• Commissary sale set at Camp Dodge
• Governor Culver Issues Disaster Proclamation for Monona County
• Old-time photo of the day: Delavan Corp. strike
• Prosecutor seeks therapy records of teen charged with murder
• Payday lenders, others in W.D.M. face limits
• WDM payday lenders, others face limits
• Gay marriage foes, backers: Ruling will unite
• Police: Driver intentionally struck teen
• Prosecutor seeks therapy records of teen charged with murder
• Corn prices set to surge today
• Hansen: Couple left as they lived — very much in love
• Rubashkin lawyers seek new trial
• Iowa revenue dips in July, but outpaces projections
• Drake student charged with sex abuse of frat brother
• State faces $32 million Medicaid shortfall
• Man who drove over cop gets 21 years for 'criminal rampage'
• 'Cars were floating': Des Moines-area downpour gets messy
• Governor Culver Thanks Board of Regents for Voting for Hardworking Iowa Families
• Culver: Give schools 4 percent more
• Thief wheels into garage, takes cash register
• Des Moines man to swim English Channel on Monday
• School supplies giveaway starts today
• RNC Chairman Michael Steele: Give 2012 schedule a chance to work
• Suspect identified in bank robbery on Des Moines skywalk
• Enjoy sweets, tunes at Botanical Center benefit
• Rural broadband plans announced
• Judge cuts state's proposed Atalissa fine by 85 percent
• Baby items to be collected, donated
• Iowa man gets probation in campground camera case
• Beverages division official says his complaint prompted retaliation
• Rubashkin wants new trial
• Event, noise ordinances approved in Ankeny
• Cedar Rapids bicyclist struck by pickup truck dies
• Governor Culver Issues Disaster Proclamation for Appanoose, Johnson Counties
• Saylorville outflows decreased
• Old-time photo of the day: Remember 'The Magic Window?'
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver to Address School Administrators of Iowa Today
• Culver wants 4% spending increase for schools
• 'Swarming' time is here, so watch out for bats
• Governor Culver Issues Proclamation Waiving Fees for Record Replacements
• Iowa will be short of Medicaid cash
• Iowa 2nd-lowest in United States in per-capita debt
• High heat works to rid Des Moines building of bedbugs
• Lt. Governor, First Lady to Speak at Troop Sendoffs Thursday and Friday
• Three nursing homes face fines; neglect is alleged
• Generator, well to aid mobile park residents
• Governor Culver Outlines Education Goals
• Des Moines schools hire superintendent's twin
• Costs to buy YWCA building could be lower
• Bank in Des Moines skywalk is robbed
• Delhi dam to reopen, produce electricity, group says
• Parents of late ISU students share details of his death
• Davenport police: Woman tried to hit man with van
• Waukee aquatic center plan voted down
• Corrections worker faces sex charge
• Woman who lives in tent fights off attacker in Des Moines
• D.M. teen tied up, robbed by intruders
• Des Moines boy, 15, is tied up, robbed by 4 intruders
• Voters reject Waukee pool plan
• Disaster designations issued for two counties
• Afghanistan-bound Iowa soldier has one last blast of muddy fun
• Basement explosion injures three workers
• Chemical truck overturns in C.R.
• Bank in Des Moines skywalk is robbed
• Iowa woman found dead in car
• Pleasant Hill rejects athletic complex
• Early a.m. rain caused some big trouble in a small area
• Davenport police: Woman tried to hit man with van
• La Pizza House closes: So long to a Des Moines institution
• Corrections worker faces sex charge
• Governor Culver and Chief Justice Ternus Announce National Award
• Warrant is out for alleged bank robber
• Old-time photo of the day: The judging of twins
• Ryne Sandberg likes Des Moines, compares it to Chicago
• U of I ranked ninth on list of party schools
• Superintendent’s sister to run new D.M. charter school
• Liability for film credits drops
• Governor Culver Highlights I-JOBS Community College Investments in Peosta
• Hansen: Disabled West Des Moines worker's distress with agency happening more often
• Iowa’s Per Capita Debt Second Lowest in Nation
• Polk ups security during inmate transfers
• Governor Culver Addresses Science and Math Education Summit
• Officials say Terry Branstad ad exaggerates jobs losses
• Urbandale Avenue to be re-striped
• Missing man's body pulled from D.M. River
• Iowa liquor, wine sales up as beer sales dip a bit
• Ottumwa hopes to make video-game celebration national event
• Pleasant Hill sports complex bond issue vote today
• 130 Iowa National Guard members say good-bye in Eastern Iowa
• Culver: Lake Delhi aid hinges on its value for state
• Waukee holding vote on aquatic center today
• Bats driving people batty
• Tubing teen is injured in watercraft collision near Salix
• Police investigate bank robbery, home invasion
• Waterloo man answers noise with noise, is arrested
• Marsh returns to 2Q profitability
• 2 stabbed at Ottumwa motel; man is charged
• Man missing after falling off tube in Webster County
• George motorcyclist hits cow in road, is killed
• Nationwide's profits up 45 percent in first half of 2010
• Meredith names media group president
• Section of Johnston street has collapsed
• Police unable to locate man wanted as witness in Des Moines homicide
• Report: Iowa's state debt 2nd lowest
• Agreement avoids trial for former Quality Ford dealer
• Police investigating attempted rape
• Gay marriage is focus of Des Moines rallies
• Urb. Avenue gets bike lanes today
• Water floods basin near Sioux Center, about 50 fish die
• Again, Red Oak says goodbye to soldiers
• Clarke College marks change to university
• Aviva names new insurance VP
• 31 Iowa dams have deficiencies
• 31 Iowa dams have deficiencies
• Liquor, wine sales rise in Iowa - and beer falls
• Governor Culver Announces Launch of Iowa Small Business Loan Program
• Downtown School move saves Des Moines district $300,000
• Waukee student schedules, assignments online only
• Only one escalator left in downtown Cedar Rapids
• Senior citizens in Ankeny can sign up for State Fair trip
• Investor group to buy Glen Oaks Country Club
• Urbandale Little League All-Stars host can drive
• Des Moines police still seek witness to homicide
• DMACC to use former Mercy Capitol space
• Principal Financial's profits slip
• Quilters wanted for Iowa State Fair sew-in
• Media Advisory: Tomorrow’s Public Schedule for Governor, Lt. Governor, First Lady
• Iowans asked to work with utilities on debts
• Rules tighten after jail bus escape
• Old-time photo of the day: The flock
• Small biz loans available today
• No criminal charges in Boesen stock case
• Waterloo man arrested for blasting air horn in retaliation for neighbors' noise
• Around the Metro: Waukee swimming pool placed before voters
• Old-time photo of the day: Bad dog!
• New Iowa cattlemen's boss points to expansion to prod industry
• Ames may re-examine age ordinance at bars
• Flood warnings issued in eastern Iowa
• Search called off for man who jumped into Des Moines River
• November elections will focus on same-sex marriage ruling, groups say
• Remodeling is hot among DIY-ers
• Keeler: How did anorexia take Krista Phelps?
• Hansen: Social Security claim baffles woman's family
• Green Fields: USDA sets new sign-up for conservation program
• Pawlenty questions Obama image abroad
• Farmers in Denmark adjust to livestock antibiotic ban
• FDA: Livestock drugs threaten humans
• 2 are charged with assault after man dies in lodge fight
• Keeler: How did anorexia take Kingsley Phelps?
• 155 years after man's death, grave marked with tombstone in Bonaparte
• Should taxes fix Lake Delhi?
• Second runway reopens at Cedar Rapids airport
• Dog taken from home of deployed soldier
• Military crash in Alaska claims former Iowan
• Man charged with attempted murder after stabbing at Ames bar
• Diagnosis of anorexia and treatment for it can be difficult
• Hansen: Flooded preschool holds on, with help
• Police find, question man about Des Moines shooting death
• Clive postal clerk sent to jail for embezzling
• Ex-House speaker William Harbor dies at 89
• Pearson admits shooting stepfather
• Clarke Democrats to choose attorney candidate August 16
• Doubts on dam raised long ago
• State action delays mobile home evictions
• Tracks may have led to derailment
• Worker slips on roof of UNI-Dome, is hurt
• Old-time photo of the day: The flock
• Trial for Stevenses delayed by a month
• Des Moines bank robbery suspect is sought
• Pawlenty's Iowa visit helps name identity
• East Village Bike Night slated tonight in Des Moines
• Garage sale benefit scheduled for today in Des Moines
• 1 dead after Moose Lodge fight
• Des Moines McDonald's reports $6,000 theft
• RAGBRAI cyclist dies of injuries
• Missing aircraft wheels valued at $12,000
• Crews seek man in D.M. River
• Des Moines library branches closing for upgrades
• Ames rethinks 'restaurant' bar option
• Pet pictures in West Des Moines today to aid animal rescue group
• Iowa National Guard deployment: 'Everything is normal ... until you get on the bus'
• Lawmakers raise issues about E15 proposal
• West Bank profits rise in 2nd quarter
• Attorney general targets 3 fundraisers' practices
• Injured RAGBRAI rider still critical
• Grassley support for Zaun sparks criticism
• Homicide material witness now in custody
• Campaigns bicker over Branstad vehicles
• Governor Culver Announces New Program to Aid Flood Victims
• Des Moines police investigate 4 shootings in 6 days
• Cedar Rapids suspect considers insanity defense
• Former Iowa House speaker dies
• Iowa education leaders adopt national goals
• Body found is that of Davenport man
• Teacher cleared of sex charges
• Confident but cautious, ready for Afghanistan
• Texan convicted of transporting unauthorized immigrants
• Worker rescued from UNI-dome roof
• Court opts for family in dispute with Department of Human Services
• Bar owner sues Iowa City over age exemption
• Iowa pays $6.6M to settle claims
• Man reports being attacked at his Des Moines apartment
• RAGBRAI rider dies of Thurs. injuries
• Mobile home park operator issues 18 eviction notices
• Guard members say farewell, head to Afghanistan
• Ottumwa officials investigate series of car fires
• Chariton boy, 13, pleads guilty to second-degree murder
• Man recovering from beating in Des Moines
• Lt. Governor Judge Recognized Nationally for Work in Wellness
• 911 service to Des Moines police is knocked out
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver’s Weekend Public Schedule
• Des Moines library trustees to look anew at schedules
• Here comes the rain again
• Construction to shut intersection near Living History Farms
• Immigration law's critics rally at Capitol
• Old-time photo of the day: Tending to his flock
• RAGBRAI riders salute coach Ed Thomas, marvel at Parkersburg's grit
• The debate continues over Des Moines traffic cameras
• Meredith posts profit on cost-cutting, advertising growth
• Science rules at Camp Invention
• Man grabs branch to escape D.M. River
• Program has kids, adults in the classroom
• Storms create losses for EMC
• Need a job? Resumés are one of the library's services
• Crime blog: Today's updates
• Library restores some weekend, evening hours
• Branstad's Winnebago is a no-go
• Kids raise the roof at WDM Bible school
• Bar sues city over 21-only law
• New weed strategies needed, scientists say
• Culver to education leaders: Adopt new standards
• Culver reaches out to Delhi residents
• Soggy 911 phone lines send D.M. dispatchers packing
• Fatal shooting 'exasperating' for Evelyn Davis Park neighbors
• Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Judge Announce $2 Million in ‘Great Places’ Grants
• RAGBRAI biker in critical condition
• Engineers say floodgate is suspect in Delhi dam failure
• Governor Culver Urges Board to Formally Approve Common Core Standards
• Iowa AG seeks to stop 3 charities
• Jury awards Pella $788,000 in pool lights lawsuit
• Governor Culver Touts Funding for Community Colleges
• After 7-month battle, guardianship settled for Des Moines man, 79
• Campaigns debate figures in initial I-JOBS report
• Crime task force to help Pioneer, River Woods
• Iowa education leaders adopt national standards
• Has the focus of I-JOBS changed?
• Inventive spirit has teen doing cul-de-sac laps
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver to Attend Troop Sendoff in Boone Tomorrow
• State to help investigate park operator in Iowa City
• Young south-side skater already looks golden
• Governor Culver Notified of Presidential Disaster Declaration for 32 Counties
• Iowa likely to approve new education standards today
• Valley grad wins Emmy, thanks her teacher for support
• Old-time photo of the day: "1001 Troubles"
• Urbandale police nab suspects with help of Internet
• Police seek clues in another shooting
• Pleasant Hill delays White Water University action
• Inmates charged in prison killing
• C.R. OKs backyard chickens
• Sheriff shuts down wild party along the RAGBRAI tour
• State to probe mobile home park
• Trial over Pella pool lighting: Jury awards city $788,000
• Iowa principal accused of ethics breach
• Violence leaves one dead, one hurt, neighborhood ailing [video]
• Culver planning state assistance program for flood, storm victims
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver to Address Education Groups Tomorrow
• Hansen: Ex-councilman Archie Brooks puts life in order after prison
• Republicans tap 3 for Polk County supervisor races
• 1 dead after midnight shootings
• Tree branch collection ends Friday in West Des Moines
• Pioneer's global seed sales swell 14 percent
• Fed aid could pay for debris removal from private Lake Delhi lands
• 7 big winners cut lottery profits
• New report: Culver's I-JOBS employed 7,079 people in June
• Higher cattle prices provide producers with hope of profits
• New I-JOBS Report Shows Success in Rebuilding Iowa After Floods of 2008
• Wind farm construction falls sharply
• Governor Culver Meets with Lake Delhi Residents
• No quick rebuild for Lake Delhi dam
• Three people die in crash on Iowa Highway 3
• Iowa licensing board skeptical about requiring hospital error reports
• Old-time photo of the day: The 1946 baby show
• Race to Top passes by Iowa again
• Man charged in ISU student's death
• Governor Culver to Tour Lake Delhi and NE Iowa Flooded Farms
• Des Moines and Lee Counties Receive Presidential Disaster Declaration
• Governor Culver Requests Additional Damage Assessments
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver to Tour Lake Delhi and NE Iowa Flooded Farms
• Governor Culver Statement on Federal “Race to the Top” Decision
• Governor Culver Requests Additional Damage Assessments
• Governor Culver Lauds Electric Car Plant, Jobs Coming to Webster City
• Governor Culver Adds Buchanan, Clayton, Dickinson, Jackson Counties to Disaster Proclamation
• Governor Culver Meets with Renewable Energy Leaders to Urge Senate to Include Renewable Electricity
• Governor Culver Marks 20th Anniversary of ADA
• Lt. Governor Judge Highlights I-JOBS Investment in Toledo
• Governor Culver Issues Disaster Proclamation for Delaware, Jones Counties
• Governor Culver Praises Quick Response to Lake Delhi Dam Break
• Weekend Public Schedule for Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Judge
• Governor Culver Issues Disaster Proclamation for Dubuque County
• Governor Culver Extends Disaster Proclamation
• Governor Culver Honors Volunteers at Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls Ceremonies
• Governor Culver Praises Google Clean Energy Decision
• Governor Deploys AmeriCorps Members to Lake Rathbun
• Lt. Governor Judge Visits Dallas Center as Part of Two-Day Power Fund Tour
• Lt. Governor Judge Visits Marshalltown on Power Fund Tour
• Governor Culver Orders Flags Lowered Saturday to Honor Fallen Airman
• Lt. Governor Judge Visits Iowa Biodiesel Board in Ankeny on Power Fund Tour
• Governor Culver Breaks Ground on Solar Training Facility in Hiawatha
• Governor Culver, First Lady to Present Volunteer Service Awards Tomorrow
• Governor Culver Reviews Hydrogen Fuel Cell Research at UNI
• Governor Culver Urges Senate Passage of Unemployment Benefits Extension
• First Lady Tours ISU I-JOBS Project
• Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Judge Tour Iowa to Promote Iowa Power Fund
• Governor Culver Applauds Board of Pharmacy Decision on K2
• Governor Culver: Up to 9,000 Employed in June Because of I-JOBS
• Governor Culver Issues Disaster Proclamation for Appanoose County
• Governor Culver Requests Presidential, Corps Assistance with Flooding Issues
• First Lady Mari Culver to Tour ISU I-JOBS Project Tuesday
• First Lady Mari Culver Helps Dedicate New Affordable Housing in Waverly
• Lt. Governor Attends Iowa State Patrol 75th Anniversary Celebration
• Governor Culver Thanks Troops at Ft. Dodge Sendoff
• Governor, Lt. Governor, First Lady Weekend Public Schedules
• Lt. Governor Judge Visits Knoxville on I-JOBS Tour
• Governor Culver Honors Volunteers at Ankeny Ceremony
• Governor Culver Announces $1.39 Million for Eight Innovative Energy Projects
• Iowa Economic Development Awards Go to Five Communities
• Governor Culver Adds Lucas County to Disaster Proclamation
• First Lady Mari Culver Announces Success of Homelessness Initiatives
• Governor Culver Challenges CBO Report Finding Biofuels Credits No Longer Needed
• Governor Culver to Present Governor’s Volunteer Awards
• Governor Culver Congratulates UNI on ESPY Win
• Governor Culver Hails Newest I-JOBS Project
• Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Judge Announce More Than $600,000 in Historic Preservation Grants
• Governor Culver Announces $377,000 in I-JOBS Vision Iowa Grants
• Governor Culver Tours Genesis Health System in Davenport
• Governor Culver: I-JOBS Supports Homeless Services in Iowa
• First Lady Mari Culver Cuts Ribbon for Windsor Heights Community Center
• Governor Culver to Participate in Genesis Health System Press Conference Today
• Governor Culver Attends I-JOBS Groundbreaking in Linn County
• First Lady Mari Culver to Highlight Iowa Efforts to Fight Homelessness
• First Lady, State Workers Celebrate Successful Food Drives
• Governor Culver Commends Iowa AmeriCorps Members Deployed to Gulf
• Governor Culver Adds Shelby County to Disaster Proclamation
• Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Judge Highlight I-JOBS Wednesday and Thursday
• First Lady Mari Culver to Attend Ribbon Cutting for Windsor Heights I-JOBS Project
• Governor Culver Adds Fayette County to Disaster Proclamation
• Governor Culver Announces Nearly $10 Million in ARRA Investments for Rural Iowa
• Flood Update 7/9/10
• Governor Culver Meets with IBM Chairman
• Governor Culver Issues Disaster Proclamation for Three Counties Due to Flash Floods
• Governor Culver Seeks Support from DOE on Renewable Energy
• I-JOBS Board of Directors Approves Nine Projects Totaling $11.6 million
• Lt. Governor Judge Attends Go Daddy Grand Opening
• Governor Culver Applauds Des Moines Transit Project
• Flood Update 7/8/10
• Correction: Presidential Disaster Declaration Request
• Governor Culver Announces $35 Million in I-JOBS Funds to 71 Communities
• Lt. Governor Judge to Attend Go Daddy Ribbon Cutting in Hiawatha Thursday
• Governor Culver Requests Presidential Disaster Declaration
• Flood Update 7/7/10
• Governor Culver Announces $36 Million in Federal Funding to Improve Electric Infrastructure in Iowa
• Governor Culver Tours Flooded Areas of Southeast Iowa
• Governor Chet Culver to Hold Press Conference in Cedar Rapids
• Governor Culver Headed to SE Iowa: Will Tour Flood-Impacted Ottumwa and Eddyville
• Governor Culver Tours ADM in Cedar Rapids, Pushes for Increased Biofuels
• Flood Update 7/6/10
• Governor’s Office Responds To Vaudt’s False Accusations
• Flood Update 7/5/10
• Windsor Heights Community Center Ribbon Cutting Canceled
• Flood Update 7/4/10
• Governor Culver Statement on Bellevue Parade Accident
• Governor Culver Mourns Loss of Iowa Airman
• Flood Update 7/3/10
• First Lady Mari Culver to Attend Ribbon Cutting for Windsor Heights I-JOBS Project
• Governor Culver Announces $90 Million in Federal Grants to Improve Broadband Access
• Governor Culver’s Independence Day Statement
• Flood Update 7/2/10
• Concern focuses on Birdland area levee
• Governor Culver Announces Nearly $300 Million in State Savings
• Lt. Governor Judge Thanks Troops Heading to Afghanistan
• State Revenues Higher Than Expected
• Flood Update 7/1/10
• Lt. Governor Judge to Address Troops Heading to Afghanistan
• Governor Culver to Attend Unveiling of Rare Declaration of Independence Print
• Governor Culver Attends Unveiling of Original Copy of Declaration of Independence
• Flood Update 6/30/10
• U.S. Department of Labor Awards $6.25 Million to Assist Displaced John Morrell Workers
• First Lady Mari Culver Encourages Iowans to Donate to Food Bank of Iowa
• Governor Culver Requests Congressional Action to Hasten Emergency Flood Payments to Farmers
• Governor Culver Requests Quick Action on Supplemental Disaster Relief Funding
• Governor Culver Joins Safety Groups, Legislators in Reminding Iowans to “Curb It - Click It&rd
• Governor Culver Issues Additional Disaster Proclamations
• News Conference to Highlight New Texting Ban and Seat Belt Laws
• Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Judge Announce Community Cultural Grants
• Governor Culver Congratulates State Agencies - Last of 2008 Flood Victims Move Out of FEMA Housing
• Governor Culver Issues Latest Disaster Proclamations
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver to Visit Veterans Home Saturday
• Governor Culver Tours Flood-Damaged Areas of Southern Iowa
• Governor Culver Issues Disaster Proclamation for Four More Counties
• Governor Culver Joins Call for Congress to Support Federal Jobs Package
• Governor Culver Announces Grants to Protect Iowans from Drugs and Crime
• Governor Culver Adds Franklin County to Disaster Proclamation
• Governor Culver Announces Microsoft Datacenter in Iowa
• Governor Culver to Tour Southern Iowa Farm Flooding Tomorrow
• Governor Culver Adds Hancock and Wright Counties to Disaster Proclamation
• Governor Culver Urges EPA to Support Biofuels to Create Green-Collar Jobs
• Lt. Governor Judge Attends Historic Theater Reopening
• Governor Culver Announces SERIP Saves More Money than Anticipated
• Governor Culver to Announce International Company Expansion in Iowa
• Join First Lady Mari Culver for Award to Local Nonprofit
• Lt. Governor Judge to Attend Marshalltown’s Orpheum Theater Reopening
• Governor Culver Orders Flags Lowered Thursday to Honor Fallen Soldier
• Governor Culver Addresses Midwest Governors Association
• Governor Culver Requests Presidential Disaster Declaration for Des Moines, Lee Counties
• Governor Culver Issues Disaster Proclamation for Ringgold, Union and Taylor Counties
• Governor Culver Greets Honor Flight in Washington, D.C.
• Iowa Smart Planning Task Force Holds First Meeting on Wednesday
• Governor Culver Returns from Visit to National Guard Troops
• Governor Culver to Address Jobs, Energy in D.C. Tomorrow
• Governor Culver Tours ISU Research Park, Celebrates Successes
• Governor Culver ‘Very Disappointed’ in EPA Delay on Higher Ethanol Blends
• Media Advisory: Governor Culver to Observe Iowa National Guard Training Sunday, Monday
• Governor Culver Announces Launch of Broadband Availability Map
• Governor Culver Congratulates ISU Track and Field Star
• Des Moines Town Meeting - Our Budget, Our Economy
• Governor Culver to Attend Troop Sendoff in Ankeny, Speak in Ames Friday
• State to Issue Request for Proposal to Hire Firm to Assist Cedar Rapids Flood Victims
• Support Awarded for Development of Grand Technology Corridor in West Des Moines
• Lt. Governor Judge Honors Volunteers at Storm Lake Ceremony
• Governor Culver to Present Volunteer Awards in Storm Lake Tomorrow
• Governor Culver Mourns Loss of Iowa Soldier
• Iowa’s David Miller Named to FEMA National Advisory Council
• Governor Culver Urges Congress to Approve Emergency Education Funding
• Governor Culver Leads Iowa and Embraces National Efforts on Alternative Energy
• First Lady Mari Culver to Visit Youth Shelters, Promote Summer Reading
• Governor Culver Celebrates Achievement at Glenwood Resource Center
• Iowa Ranks 2nd in America for Volunteering
• Governor Culver: Iowa’s Infrastructure Connections Are Growing
• Governor Culver Addresses Farm Pilot Project Summit
• Annual Fourth of July Celebration
• Governor Culver Names New Commandant for Iowa Veterans Home
• Governor Culver’s Public Schedule for Tuesday, Wednesday
• Governor Culver Appoints McClure to Director Position
• Governor Culver Names Oeth as District Court Judge
• Regional Meetings Scheduled for Cities and Counties Interested in I-JOBS Disaster Prevention Funds
• Lt. Governor Judge to Participate in PrideFest Sunday
• Governor Culver Talks Iowa Pork with Industry Leaders, South Korean Trade Minister at World Pork Exp
• Iowa’s Small Businesses Announce New Growth, Innovations
• Governor Culver to Promote Iowa Pork at World Pork Expo
• Governor Culver Announces Federal Assistance Housing Initiatives in Creston, Altoona, Dubuque, West
• Governor Culver Announces $2,358,000 in I-JOBS Vision Iowa Grants
• Governor Culver Names Paul Miller as District Court Judge
• Governor Announces Statewide Preschool Grants
• Governor Culver to Announce Expanding Preschool Attendance
• State Employee Food Drive Kicks Off Tomorrow
• Governor Culver Issues Statement on the Passing of Rep. Paul Bell
• Governor Culver Announces $4,950,000 I-JOBS Transportation Grant for Johnston
• Governor Culver Participates in Armed Forces Readiness Center Groundbreaking
• Governor Culver Announces More Than $1.3 Million for Three Bridge Projects
• Governor Culver Appoints Ro Foege as New Director for Department on Aging
• Governor Culver Names Larry James to Board of Parole
• Governor Culver Names Brad McCall as District Court Judge
• Governor Culver Lauds ARRA Success
• Public Schedule for Governor, Lt. Governor, First Lady
• Governor Culver Reaffirms Commitment to Water Quality
• Governor Culver Helps Break Ground on Coralville I-JOBS Flood Prevention Project
• Lt. Governor Judge Announces 34 Arts Grants Totaling $288,600
• Governor Culver Hails New Employment Survey
• Governor Culver to Help Break Ground on Coralville I-JOBS Flood Prevention Project
• Governor Culver Applauds Iowa’s Application for ‘Race to the Top’ Round 2
• Governor Culver Congratulates Zach Johnson
• Governor Culver to Take Part in Memorial Day Events
• Governor Culver Commends House Passage of Biodiesel Tax Credit
• Governor Culver Issues Executive Order
• Governor Culver Announces Additional Flood Recovery Grants
• Memorial Day Message from Governor Culver and Lt. Governor Judge
• Lt. Governor Judge Announces Honor for Iowa Intelligence Fusion Center
• Governor Culver to Help Dedicate Council Bluffs-Omaha Bridge Tomorrow
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce Recognizes Iowa’s Economic Growth
• Governor Culver Urges Congressional Leaders to Pass Job-Creating Legislation
• Lt. Governor Judge Highlights I-JOBS Investment in Jesup
• Lt. Governor Judge to Highlight I-JOBS Investment in Jesup Thursday
• Governor Culver Praises Task Force on Dependent Adults
• Governor Culver to Welcome Veterans from Across the Country to D.M. Tonight
• Governor Culver Announces New Jobs and State Savings Up to $1 Million
• Governor Culver Statement on Two-Year Anniversary of Parkersburg Tornado
• Governor’s Office Responds to DPS Findings
• Governor will address Iowa’s progress in wind energy
• Governor Culver Announces Action to Create or Retain 1,250 Jobs, Support Businesses
• First Lady Mari Culver to Mark Foster Care Month Monday
• Governor Culver Issues Disaster Proclamation for Des Moines County
• Governor Chet Culver’s Statement on TPI Furlough of Workers in Newton
• Majority of Iowa School Districts Sign on to Race to the Top
• Governor Culver Announces Upgrades to Iowa ARRA Website
• Governor Culver Praises Largest School Districts for Joining Iowa;s "Race to the Top" Eff
• Statement of Governor Culver on Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission Action
• Governor Culver Announces $1,022,000 in I-JOBS Vision Iowa Grants
• Governor Culver Orders Flags Lowered Saturday to Honor Fallen Marine
• Public Schedule for Lt. Governor Judge, First Lady Mari Culver
• Governor Culver Announces $2.6 Million in I-JOBS Affordable Housing Awards
• Governor Culver Announces Award of $5 Million in Federal Tax Credits for Affordable Housing Developm
• Governor Culver Announces $29 Million in Housing and Disaster Recovery Awards
• Governor Culver Announces I-JOBS Transportation Grants for Perry, Dyersville
• Governor Culver Lauds Dubuque's Economic Excellence
• Governor Culver Mourns Loss of Iowa Soldier
• Updated Schedule: Lt. Governor Judge to Visit SE Iowa Preschools Tomorrow
• Statement of Governor Chet Culver on Passing of Edward Campbell
• Statement of Lt. Governor Judge on Passing of Edward Campbell
• Lt. Governor Judge's Preschool Visits Canceled Monday
• Lt. Governor Judge to Visit SE Iowa Preschools Next Week
• Lt. Governor Judge to Help Make History Tomorrow at Pella Tulip Time
• Culvers to Host Military Family Appreciation Day at Terrace Hill Saturday
• Governor Culver Proclaims May 'Older Iowans Month'
• First Lady Mari Culver to Present ROTC Awards Tomorrow
• Governor Culver Meets with Senior White House Staff; Continues Discussion of Iowa's Biofuels In
• First Lady Mari Culver’s Public Schedule This Week
• Governor Culver: Report Shows Iowa on Road to Recovery
• Governor Culver Commends Fort Dodge Correctional Facility Employees
• Governor Culver Names James Flansburg as New Communications Director
• Iowa to Issue Letter of Intent to Manage Federal High Risk Health Insurance Plan for State
• Governor Culver Acts on Final 2010 Bills
• Governor Culver Recognizes Fair Housing Month
• Governor Culver Orders Flags Lowered Saturday to Honor Fallen Soldier
• Lt. Governor Judge to Wrap Up 'Live Healthy Iowa' Challenge Tomorrow
• Governor Culver Signs Bill Standardizing Weapon Permit Process
• Governor Culver Names Mary Tabor to the Iowa Court of Appeals
• Governor Culver Takes Action on Five Additional Bills
• First Lady Mari Culver to Welcome Women Leaders Friday
• Governor Culver Discusses Iowa's Biofuels Industry with President Obama
• Governor Culver Signs Bills to Protect Kids, Build Iowa's Energy Future
• Iowa Teacher to be Named National Teacher of the Year
• Update: Governor Culver's Public Bill Signings on Wednesday, Thursday
• Governor Culver Makes Iowa 10 for 10 in Support of Military Families
• Governor Culver: Recovery Act Grants Helping to Revitalize Rural Iowa Communities
• Governor Culver to Join President Obama, Sign Military Family Legislation Tomorrow
• Governor Culver Signs I-JOBS Expansion into Law
• Governor Culver Signs 16 Bills
• First Lady Mari Culver Leads Statewide Shelter Awareness Day with Project in D.M. Tomorrow
• Governor Culver to Sign I-JOBS Bill Monday
• Governor Culver Signs Bill Preparing State to Protect Natural Resources Funding
• Governor Culver Signs Education Funding Bill with Student Audience
• Governor Culver Signs Bills Benefiting Public Health
• Governor Culver, Congressman Loebsack Announce $2.6 Million in Disaster Assistance for U of I and Le
• Work Begins on New Iowa State Penitentiary with Significant Savings
• Governor Culver Announces Three Major Agencies Give Iowa Highest Marks For Fiscal Strength
• Governor Culver and Lt. Governor Judge Recognize Equal Pay Day
• Governor Culver’s Public Schedule This Week
• First Lady Mari Culver Promotes Shelter Awareness Day
• John Frew is Returning to the Private Sector
• Governor Culver Proclaims April 18-24 Crime Victims’ Rights Week
• Governor Culver Announces New Job Creation Investments in Five Iowa Communities
• Governor Culver Signs Law Allowing Safer Trucking of Farmers' Increased Yields
• Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Judge's Public Schedule for Friday, Saturday
• On Tax Day, Governor Culver Gives Thousands of Iowa College Students Refunds, Protects Taxpayers wit
• Governor Culver Signs Five Bills
• Governor Culver’s Public Schedule for Thursday, Friday
• Lt. Governor Judge Honored for Her Work in Public Health
• Governor Culver: “Iowa is Open for Business”
• Governor Culver Signs Physician Assistants Bill
• Governor Culver Signs Teacher Diversity Bill at D.M. Elementary School
• First Lady to Promote Shelter Awareness Day
• Iowa Transportation Commission Approves Grant for Davenport
• Governor Culver to Sign Teacher Legislation
• Culver requests action on extension of unemployment payments
• First Lady Mari Culver Leads Shelter Awareness Day
• Governor Culver Signs USS Iowa Preservation Measure
• Governor Culver to Sign USS Iowa Preservation Legislation
• Davenport West Students Receive Special Civics Lesson
• Iowa Leads Nation in Percentage of Energy Used Generated by Wind
• Governor Culver Signs Health Reform Measures
• Lt. Governor Judge to Talk Health Care Next Week
• Governor Culver: I-JOBS Providing $1.7 Million for Four Bridge Projects
• Governor Culver Signs Campaign Finance Disclosure Bill
• Updated Public Schedule for Governor Culver
• Governor Culver Signs 10 Bills
• Governor Culver Thanks Members for Their Work This Legislative Session
• Governor Culver’s Statement Following Successful 2010 Legislative Session
• Lt. Governor Judge Greets Student Artists for Youth Art Month
• Governor Culver to Sign Texting Bill Tomorrow
• Governor Culver Signs Ban on Texting While Driving
• Governor Culver to talk about renewable energy, sign veterans’ bills tomorrow
• Governor Culver Announces Judy Jeffrey to Retire
• Governor Culver Declares April 5-9 Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Governor Culver Signs Veterans’ Legislation
• First Lady Mari Culver’s Public Schedule This Week
• Governor Culver, First Lady’s Public Schedule for Thursday / Friday
• Governor Culver: $2.2 Million in I-JOBS Funds Supports Affordable Housing
• TECH HIGH ROTC REUNION 2010
• King News - American Jobs Should Go To American Workers
• Governor Culver’s Public Schedule For Monday, January 25, 2010
• Culver, Northey Ask For Assistance For Farmers; Announce Resources
• Governor Culver Adds Audubon County To Ice Storm Emergency Proclamation
• Governor Culver Adds Crawford County to Ice Storm Emergency Proclamation
• Governor Culver Issues Emergency Proclamation To Aid Ice Storm Response
• Governor Culver’s Statement On Layoffs At Tyson Facility
• Governor Culver Announces Growth Of Manufacturing And Technology Companies
• Governor Culver Issues Emergency Proclamation For Carroll, Cass, And Sac Counties
• Public Schedule For Governor Culver And Lt. Governor Judge
• Lt. Governor Judge Brings ‘Moving Iowa Forward’ Tour To Southwest Iowa On January 22, 2010
• Iowa Receives $5.9 Million Energy Sector Green Jobs Grant
• Statement From Governor Culver On John Morrell Closure In Sioux City
• Governor Culver Signs Race To The Top Legislation
• Governor Culver Appoints Board Of Arbitration In Muscatine Labor Dispute
• Governor Culver Urges Iowans To Help Haiti Earthquake Victims
• Governor Culver Releases ‘Green Jobs’ Report
• Governor Culver Issues Emergency Proclamation For Snow Removal In 5 Counties
• Governor Culver's Condition Of The State as Delivered
• Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Judge To Kick Off ‘Moving Iowa Forward’ Tour Wednesday
• Governor Culver Announces Nearly $14 Million For 23 Transportation Infrastructure Projects
• Iowa Flower Lawn And Garden Show
• Governor Culver Issues Emergency Proclamation For Monona, Audubon Counties
• Governor Culver Issues Emergency Proclamation For Mills County
• Governor Culver TO Cheer On Iowa State
• Governor Culver Announces Mills As Economic Development Director, O’Hern To Lead....
• Holiday Message From Governor Culver
• Governor Culver Announces Deadline Extension For Emergency Unemployment Insurance Benefits
• Statement from Governor Culver on USDA’s Dairy Assistance Plan
• Governor Culver Extends Help to Alleviate Propane Supply Issues
• Governor Culver And Lt. Governor Judge Attend Diversity Training
• Governor Culver Announces New Vitality in the Iowa Economy
• Governor Culver Signs Executive Order Enacting Efficiency Measures
• Des Moines Named Country’s ‘Best City To Do Business’
• Press Release: Weight Loss Challenge
• Tax Credit Review Report And Public Meeting Agendas Released
• Governor Culver Statement On Revenue Estimating Conference Report
• Governor Culver Announces Waterloo Receives First I-Jobs Recat Grant
• Governor Culver Releases Government Efficiency Plan; Sweeping Reforms Could Save...
• Governor Culver: Microsoft Settlement to Provide More Than $60 Million in Aid To Iowa Schools
• Lt. Governor Judge’s Southeast Iowa Visits On Dec. 16, 2009
• Governor Culver Praises EPA Move Toward E15 Waiver
• Governor Culver Honors Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
• Governor Culver Announces Federal Stimulus Energy Program Awards
• Weekly Public Schedule For Governor And First Lady Culver, Lt. Governor judge - December 4, 2009
• Update on State Tax Credit Review - December 2, 2009
• Lt. Governor Judge To Promote Jobs In Southern Iowa
• Governor Culver Announces More Than $7.9 Million For Transportation Infrastructure Projects
• LT. Governor Judge To Promote Jobs December 1st Week
• Governor Culver Extends Assistance For Iowa Farmers
• Governor Culver’s Thanksgiving Message
• Governor Culver Announces Iowa To Receive Federal Electronic Health Records Funds
• Governor Culver’s Statement On State Police Officers Council’s....
• First Lady Mari Culver to Deliver Thanksgiving Meals to Shelters
• Governor Culver Announces New Investments In Job Creation
• Des Moines School Board Member Jeanette Woods endorses Skip Moore
• Governor Culver Orders Review Of State Tax Credits
• Governor Culver Announces $1.1 Million For Green Economy Initiatives
• Governor Culver and The State Police Officers Council Announce Terms of....
• Governor Culver Announces Decrease In Juvenile Detention Rates
• Governor Culver Announces More Than $13.7 Million For Highway Infrastructure Projects
• Governor Culver Announces New Disaster Assistance Programs
• Governor Culver Honors Memory Of Tereseann Lynch
• Governor Culver: National Study Demonstrates Iowa’s Fiscal Strength
• Governor Culver Announces $183,000 In I-Jobs Vision Iowa Grants
• Culver, Loebsack Announce $1.3 Million In Disaster Aid To Cedar Rapids
• Governor Culver Presents Sullivan Brothers Award of Valor To Iowa Heroes
• Governor Culver Announces $1.2 Million In I-Jobs Funding To Build, Preserve Affordable Housing
• Governor Chet Culver and Danny Homan, President Afscme/Iowa Council 61, Announce Terms...
• Governor Culver Issues Proclamation To Assist With Corn And Soybean Harvest
• Governor Culver Orders Flags Lowered
• Online Tool Shows I-Jobs Impact Across Iowa
• Governor Culver Announces $150 Million For Flood-Damaged Home Buyouts
• Governor Culver Announces $94 Million In Infrastructure Awards For Disaster Recovery
• Governor Culver To Meet Iowa Veterans at Wwii Memorial
• Roeder to Join Leadership Team at Education Department
• Lt. Governor Judge to Promote Jobs This Week
• Governor Culver Issues Statement on China Resuming U.S. Pork Imports
• Governor Culver Announces Additional Assistance Available For Cummins....
• First Lady Mari Culver Announces Iowa Rental Help
• Governor Culver’s Statement On Budget Reduction Plans
• State Representative Rick Olson endorses Skip Moore for Des Moines City Council
• Mary Campos, prominent community activist, endorses Skip Moore
• Governor Culver Congratulates #6 Hawkeyes on Historic 8-0 Start To Season
• First Lady Mari Culver To Highlight Domestic Violence Prevention, Services For Women And Children
• Culver, Boswell Announce $2 Million In Disaster Aid To Des Moines Water Works
• Preliminary Departmental Plans Released On State Budget Cuts
• American Postal Workers Union Local #44 endorses Skip Moore for Des Moines City Council
• Public Schedule For Governor Culver and LT. Governor Judge: October 20 -22 2009
• United Steel Workers of America Local 164 endorses Skip Moore
• South Central Iowa Federation of Labor endorses Skip Moore for Des Moines City Council
• Governor Culver Makes Appointments to Boards and Commissions
• Culver, Loebsack Announce $26 Million In Disaster Aid To Cedar Rapids
• Governor Culver’S Iowa Unlimited Moves Through North-Central Iowa
• Governor Culver Cuts His Own Salary By Ten Percent
• Governor Culver Sets Special Election In House District 33
• Governor Culver Announces $1 Million Award To Make West Union A Model Green Community
• This Week’s Public Schedule For Governor, Lt. Governor, First Lady
• Governor Culver Proclaims October Disability Employment Month
• I-Jobs, ARRA Support $18.5 Million In Housing Construction
• Governor Culver’s Statement On Balancing The State Budget
• Governor Culver’s Statement on Revenue Estimating Conference
• Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Association Local Union 21 endorses Skip Moore
• Governor Culver Announces More Than $5.7 Million For Highway Infrastructure Projects
• Governor Culver Issues Statement On Review Of Iowa Film Tax Credit
• Governor Culver Announces First Step Toward Iowa Intercity Passenger Rail
• Skip Moore, candidate for Des Moines City Council, launches new campaign web site
• Governor Culver: Three Iowa Schools Are National Fitness Champions
• Governor Culver Approves Harvest Weight Limit Exemption
• Lt. Governor Judge To Honor Uni Professors With One Iowa Award Thursday
• Governor Culver: $1.3 Million Grant To Iowa Improves Public Safety With Upgrades To 911 System
• Governor Culver Congratulates Undefeated Hawkeyes On Upset Win Over #5 Penn State
• Governor Culver: FY2009 Budget Balanced
• Governor Culver Appoints Two District Court Judges
• United Auto Workers endorse Skip Moore for Des Moines City Council
• Governor Culver Announces Extension Of Iowa’s Unemployment Benefits
• I-Jobs And Arra Continue To Fuel Housing Development Across Iowa
• Lt. Governor Judge To Represent Iowa At National Arts Conference
• Governor Culver, DNR Announce New I-Jobs Grant Opportunity
• Culver, Loebsack Announce $1.2 Million In Disaster Aid
• Governor Culver Appoints Fred Hubbell As Interim Director Of Iowa Department Of Economic.....
• Governor Culver Announces Dismissal Of Film Office Manager...
• Governor Culver Requests Attorney General, Auditor to Assist in Review of Iowa’s Film Program
• Governor Culver Accepts Resignation Of Mike Tramontina As Director Of Iowa Department.....
• Governor Culver Announces Action To Generate Jobs, Support Businesses
• Governor Culver Names Judge Danilson To Iowa Court Of Appeals
• Governor Culver: Aid Is Available For Iowa Farmers
• Governor Culver’s Iowa Unlimited Moves Through Southern Iowa Next Week
• Governor Culver: Progress Made, Work Remains At Glenwood Resource Center
• Statement From Governor Culver On The Passing Of Dr. Norman Borlaug
• Governor Culver Celebrates Growing Businesses, New Jobs In Iowa
• Lt. Governor Judge Marks Family Preparedness Month
• Iowa Begins Submitting Applications For Highway And Railroad Grant Funding...
• Statement From Governor Culver On 8th Anniversary Of 9/11 Attacks
• Governor Culver Announces $11.3 Million For Community Foundations
• Governor Culver Announces Vision Iowa Grant For Belle Plaine
• Governor Culver Announces Iowa’s Effigy Mounds To Be Honored
• Governor Culver Presents 2009 Iowa Freedom Awards
• Governor Culver: Disaster Help Available To Small Businesses In 57 Counties
• Governor Culver: USDA’S Action Helps Iowa Pork Producers
• Governor Culver Marks Day Of Service With Event Honoring First Responders
• Governor Culver: Iowa Leading The Way In Using Funds To Improve Infrastructure, Support Jobs
• Governor Culver Congratulates Curt Hanson On Winning Special Election In House District 90
• Governor Meets with Preparedness Advisory Council on H1N1 Flu...
• Governor Culver Announces USDA Disaster Declaration for 22 Iowa Counties
• $10 Million Awarded in I-Jobs Funding For Housing And Shelter Services
• Lt. Governor Patty Judge Concludes Travel Iowa ’09
• Governor Culver Makes 4 Appointments On Boards And Commissions
• Governor Culver Announces Nearly $75 Million To Build, Rehabilitate Homes
• This Weekend’s Public Schedule For Lt. Governor Judge And First Lady Mari Culver
• State Energy Program Supports Iowa’s Energy Leadership
• Iowa Intercity Passenger Rail: A Necessity for Mobility, Our Environment and Jobs
• I-Jobs Review Committee Recommends Funds For 57 Projects
• Statement From Governor Culver On Senator Kennedy
• Governor Culver Announces $9.3 Million in City Street, County Road and Trail Projects
• Governor Culver Talks Jobs On August 25, 2009
• Lt. Governor Judge’s Travel Iowa ’09 Heads To Southern Iowa
• Governor Culver Announces $8.1 Million In Disaster Aid
• Governor Culver Requests Agricultural Disaster Declaration For 8 Additional Iowa Counties
• Governor Culver Announces New Economic Initiatives
• Governor Culver Takes Steps To Create New Green-Collar Jobs In Iowa
• Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Judge Announce 17 Arts, History and Cultural Grants
• Culver, Loebsack Announce $6.7 Million In Disaster Aid
• Iowa Power Fund Board Approves $3.08 Million In Projects
• Governors Urge Support For America’s Dairy Farmers
• Governor Culver Presents 23 Citizen Heroes With Life-Saving Awards At State Fair
• Culver, Braley Announce $6 Million In Disaster Aid
• Governor Culver Issues Disaster Proclamation For Webster And Sac Counties
• Governor Culver Announces Presidential Declaration For Black Hawk County
• Culver, Loebsack Announce $7.6 Million in Disaster Aid
• Governor Culver To Present Lifesaving Awards On Friday
• Governor Culver Requests Agricultural Disaster Declaration For 23 Iowa Counties
• Lt. Governor Judge Announces Travel Iowa ’09 State Fair Edition
• Governor Culver Announces Approval of $500,000 to Advance Passenger Rail
• Governor Culver Issues Disaster Proclamation For Hardin County
• Governor Culver, 8 Other Governors Urge Support For U.S. Pork Industry
• Governor Culver Announces ‘Own Your Future’ Program In Iowa
• Governor Culver To Request USDA Secretarial Disaster Declaration
• Governor Culver: I-Jobs and Arra Spur Housing Development Across Iowa
• Applications From Across Iowa Show Need For I-Jobs
• State Of Iowa Awarded $3.4 Million For H1n1 Preparation
• Iowa Revenue For First Month Of Fiscal Year Is 1.2 Percent Above Last Year
• Culver, Judge Announce $750,000 in Historical Resource Development and Country School Grants
• Governor Culver Announces $5 Million In I-Jobs Disaster Damage Housing Assistance
• Lt. Governor Patty Judge's Travel Iowa '09 Visits Southeast Iowa Next Week
• Governor Invited to Alaska to Deliver Address on Iowa’s Renewable Energy and Green Job Success
• Culver, Judge Announce $1.9 Million In Iowa Great Places Grants
• Governor Culver Requests Presidential Disaster Declaration for Black Hawk County
• Governor Culver Establishes Perkins Preserve in Greene County
• Governor Culver Announces $43.7 Million In City Street, And County And State Roadway Projects
• Governor Culver Announces Yearly Total to Iowa Veterans Trust Fund from...
• Lt. Governor Judge Focuses On Health At Lt. Governors Conference
• Culver, Loebsack Announce $7.4 Million In Disaster Aid
• First Lady Mari Culver To Continue Children’s Summer Reading Program
• Public Schedule For Governor Chet Culver
• Governor Culver Announces 2009 Volunteering In America Rankings
• Culver, Quinn Sign Iowa-Illinois Rail Agreement
• Statement On The Death Of Deputy Sheriff Mark Taylor
• First Lady Mari Culver To Honor Volunteers At Award Ceremony In Pleasant Hill
• Network Ranks Iowa As Fourth Best State In The Nation For Doing Business
• Governor Culver: I-Jobs Benefits All Communities
• Culver, Judge Announce $475,200 to Preserve Arts Jobs in Iowa
• Lt. Governor Patty Judge’s Travel Iowa ’09 Heads North This Week
• Governor Culver To Announce I-Jobs Road And Bridge Funds For Iowa Cities And Counties
• Governor Culver Sets Special Election In House District 90 For September 1st
• Culver, Loebsack Announce $28 Million In Disaster Aid For Cedar Rapids
• Governor Culver: Federal Recovery Funds Help 15 Communities with Water, Sewer Projects
• Governor Culver To Discuss Infrastructure Investment With Nation’s Governors This Weekend
• Governor Culver: Federal Recovery Helps In Fight Against Drugs and Crime
• Governor Culver Announces Strides Into The Future Economy
• Culver, Fitzgerald: I-Jobs Bond Sale Saves Iowa Millions
• Governor Culver Announces Job Training Partnership With Microsoft
• Governor Culver Announces $50 Million In I-Jobs Bridge Safety Projects Approved
• Governor Culver: Continue To Move Forward In Providing Children Affordable, Quality Health Care
• Governor Culver to Hold Events to Focus on Children’s Healthcare in Iowa
• Governor Culver: Federal Recovery Funds Can Help Iowa Improve Passenger Rail Service
• First Lady Mari Culver Announces I-Jobs Funding For Housing And Shelter Services
• Governor Culver: Gao Report Shows Iowa Is Making Good Use Of Federal Recovery Funds
• Governor Culver Names John Frew As Chief Of Staff
• Governor Culver Announces Vision Iowa Grant For Flood Recovery Effort
• Governor Culver: $15 Million In Disaster Tax Credits To Support Housing For Cedar Rapids
• Governor Culver Announces $16.6 Million In County And State Roadway Projects
• First Lady Mari Culver To Highlight I-Jobs Public Service Shelter Grants
• Governor Culver Announces $11.6 Million In National Emergency Grant Funding
• Lt. Governor Patty Judge Kicks Off Statewide Travel Iowa ’09 Swing
• Governor Culver: In Spite Of Recession, Iowa's Aaa Bond Rating Re-Affirmed by Standard and Poor's
• Governor Culver: In Spite Of Recession, Iowa’s AAA Bond Rating Re-Affirmed By Standard And Poor’
• Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Judge Announce Community Cultural Grants
• Iowa Budget Director: Revenue Shortfall Manageable, Budget Will Balance
• Lt. Governor Judge Kicks Off Travel Iowa ‘09
• Iowa Meets Spending Obligation Deadline Months Ahead Of Schedule
• Culver, Loebsack Announce $2.7 Million In Disaster Aid
• Governor Culver Announces $41.9 Million In City Street, County Road.........
• State Review Committee Approves First I-Jobs Applications
• Governor Culver: All Aboard The Iowa Unlimited
• Lt. Governor Judge Promotes Iowa Commodities In Europe
• Governor Culver: Iowa Leads The Way In Wind Energy, Biofuel Production and Jobs
• Governor Culver: We’re Going To Put Iowans Back To Work
• Governor Culver’s Iowa Unlimited to Roll Through Western Iowa
• Governor Culver Challenges Iowans to Take Part in ‘Summer Of Service’
• Culver, Braley Announce $8.5 Million In Disaster Aid
• Governor Culver Proclaims Iowa Juneteenth Obeservance
• Governor Culver Announces Awards To Create Jobs, Trengthen Economy
• Governor Culver: I-Jobs Program Taking Big Steps To Begin Helping Iowa Communities
• Governor Culver Attends Symposium On Education Reform
• I-Jobs Regional Meetings Across Iowa Begin June 16
• Iowa Power Fund Approves $303,000 For Projects
• Culver, Boswell Announce $6.5 Million In Disaster Aid
• Governor Culver Announces More Than $10 Million in Disaster Housing Tax Credits
• Governor Culver Discusses I-Jobs with Nation’s Top Bond Rating Agencies
• Governor Culver To Mark Flood Anniversary, First Year Of Rebuilding
• Governor Culver Announces Vision Iowa Grants
• Lt. Governor’s Challenge Draws More Than 2,700 Iowans To Live A Better, Healthier Life
• Culver, Loebsack Announce $10 Million In Disaster Aid
• Culver, Harkin, Loebsack Announce $517 Million In Disaster Funding For Iowa .........
• Governor Culver Announces Seven Tornado-Impacted Communities Receive $1.15 Million in Funding
• Governor Culver Announces Transportation Commission Approves Five-Year Plan
• Fourth of July Celebration
• Governor Culver Announces $22 Million In Community Disaster Grants
• Governor Culver Announces Federal Recovery Funds For Workforce Development, Worker Training And Rete
• Governor culver, Lt. Governor Judge, Congratulate Former Congressman Jim Leach On Appointment
• Governor Culver Announces Economic Growth in Iowa
• Statement From Governor Culver On Layoffs At John Deere Facility In Ottumwa
• Governor Culver Announces First Allocation of Federal School Stabilization Funds
• Lt. Governor Judge To Announce New Wellness Challenge
• Lt. Governor Judge Challenges Iowans to Summer of Wellness
• Governor Culver Travels To Discuss Jobs, Economy, Alternative Energy
• Governor Culver Announces Iowa Railroads Receive More Than $9 Million In Disaster Aid
• Governor Announces Statewide Preschool Grants
• Governor Orders Flags Lowered To Honor Fallen Soldier
• Governor Culver Announces $10.5 Million in City Street And County Road Projects
• Governor Pledges Support In Investigation Of Missing Military Grave Markers......
• Governor Culver Signs Final I-Jobs Bills Into Law
• Memorial Day Statement from Governor Culver and Lt. Governor Judge
• Governor Culver To Sign Veterans Legislation, Final I-Jobs Bill On Tuesday
• Governor Culver Takes Action to Promote Clean Energy, Protect Iowa's Children
• Public Schedule For Governor Chet Culver - May 25 and 26, 2009
• Governor Culver Appoints Iowans To I-Jobs Board, Accountability And Transparency Board
• Governor Culver Receives Final Report From The Youth, Race And Detention Task Force
• Governor Culver Signs Into Law New Protections for Dependent Adults
• Governor Culver: We Take Another Step Forward In Protecting Our Children
• Governor Culver Announces New Americorps Positions
• Public Schedule For Governor Chet Culver May 22 and 25, 2009
• Governor Culver Announces New Investments in Iowas Economy
• Governor Culver: We Are Closer To Giving Every Iowa Child Quality, Affordable Health Insurance
• Public Schedule for Governor Chet Culver and First Lady Mari Culver - May 19 to 21, 2009
• Governor Culver Takes Action On Legislation - May 18, 2009
• Governor Culver Congratulates Iowa’s Zach Johnson On Second Texas Open Championship
• Governor Culver Announces Two Vision Iowa Grants
• Governor Culver Signs Senate File 457 To Assist Disaster-Affected Cities And Counties
• Lt. Governor Judge Announces 32 Arts Grants Totaling $295,600
• Lt. Governor Patty Judge Named To NLGA Leadership Committee
• Governor Culver Proclaims National Train Day In Iowa
• Governor Culver Signs Increased Health Benefits For Fire Fighters And Police
• Governor Culver Calls On Chinese Officials To Reverse Iowa Pork Import Ban
• Governor’s Train Day Special Will Roll Into Des Moines Saturday
• Waterloo Housing Development Awarded Nearly $3 Million in Tax Credits
• Governor Culver Announces $31 Million in City Street and County Road Projects
• Governor Culver Announces First Confirmed H1N1 Flu Case in Iowa
• Marshalltown Community Schools Closing
• Governor Culver Requests Federal Government For E-15 Ethanol Waiver
• Governor Culver Announces Third Probable H1N1 Case in Iowa
• Governor Orders Flags Lowered to Honor Fallen Soldier
• Governor Culver Appoints Krogmeier as Director of Human Services
• Governor Culver: Two Probable Cases of H1N1 Influenza Reported in Iowa
• Governor Culver Makes 4 Key Appointments
• Governor Culver Announces $39.5 Million in City Street and County Road Projects
• Governor Culver: In Iowa, We Stand Up For the Rights of All People in the Workplace
• Governor Culver: This Is A Time For Prevention And For Caution
• Governor Culver: We Are Meeting Challenges Head-On
• Governor Culver’s Statement on Passage of I-Jobs
• Governor Culver Signs Legislation To Ensure Prosthetic Insurance Coverage For Iowans
• Governor Culver Takes Action On Legislation - April 24, 2009
• Governor Culver Announces New GAO Report Shows Iowa Effectively Implementing Federal Recovery Act
• Governor Culver: Energy Independent Future Is Within Our Reach
• Governor Culver Commends President Obama’s ‘Call To Service’
• Governor Culver Takes Action On Legislation
• Governor Culver Signs Legislation to Help Families of Fallen Police, Fire Fighters
• Governor Orders Flags Lowered to Honor Fallen Soldier
• Governor Culver Announces Economic Development Awards To Support Job Growth
• Metropolitan Coalition Backs I-Jobs Initiative
• Governor Culver Takes Action On Legislation
• Governor Culver: Senate Republicans Have Fallen Short Of Their Duty
• Governor Culver Announces Iowa Arts Jobs Preservation Grant Program
• Statement from Governor Culver on Gene Gessow’s Confirmation Vote
• Governor Culver: Federal Funds, I-Jobs Will Work Together to Strengthen Iowa’s Economy
• Governor Culver Announces $1.8 Million in Transportation Projects
• Governor Culver Calls On Iowa Senate To Confirm Gene Gessow As DHS Director
• First Lady Mari Culver Begins Shelter Awareness Tour
• Governor Culver Takes Action On Legislation
• Lt. Governor Judge To Host Iowa Artists Showcase
• Governor Culver Takes Action on Legislation
• Des Moines Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Governor Culver Announces $1 Million in Disaster Aid for Council Bluffs
• Governor Culver Announces Launch Of Large Project Rental Rehabilitation Program
• Governor Culver Takes Action On Legislation
• Governor Announces Awards Of More Than $40 Million For Affordable Housing
• Governor Culver Strengthens Protections for Iowa Workers, Children
• First Lady Mari Culver to Host ‘Meet Eleanor Roosevelt’
• Governor Culver Issues Statement On Supreme Court’s Decision
• Governor Culver Takes Action On Legislation
• Governor Culver Declares April 6-10 Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Governor Chet Culver Announces 34 Cities Receive CDBG Funds
• Governor Culver Takes Action On Legislation
• Governor Culver Responds To Supreme Court Decision
• Governor Culver Takes Action On Legislation
• First Lady Mari Culver Leads Shelter Awareness Day
• Governor Culver Announces $65 Million In State Highway Projects
• Governor Culver: During Tough Times, We Must Be Fiscally Responsible
• Governor Culver: ‘We Must Always Protect The Rights Of Iowans With Disabilities’
• Governor Commends Corrections For Transferring Mcgill To Polk County Jail
• Governor Culver’s Shovel Ready Tour Continues Through Eastern Iowa
• Governor Culver: When, Not If, For Microsoft and Iowa
• Governor Culver To Welcome Nextera Facility To Story City
• Governor Culver Announces Iowa Receives $78 Million For Medicaid
• Governor Culver Fighting For Good Jobs For Iowa
• Governor Culver Congratules Cyclones on the End of a Championship Season
• Governor Culver Congratulates Iowa State On Reaching ‘Elite Eight’ Of NCAA Championship
• Governor Culver Announces Awards To 23 Communities Under Neighborhood Stabilization Program
• Governor Culver Announces Amtrak Improvements to Stations in Iowa
• Governor Culver Announces $10.1 Million In Federal Recovery Grants For Iowa’s Airports
• Governor Culver Issues Emergency Proclamation For Greene County
• Governor Culver: Iowa near Top in CQ Quality Of Life Ranking
• Governor Culver: We Must Do Everything To Protect Iowa’s Workers
• Governor Culver Takes Action On Legislation - March 25, 2009
• Governor Culver Wishes Iowa State Luck As They Head To The Sweet Sixteen
• Governor Culver To Sign Bill Modernizing Iowa’s Unemployment Insurance System
• Governor Culver Takes Action On Legislation
• Culver, Loebsack Announce Nearly $7.5 Million In Disaster Assistance For Linn County Projects
• Proclamation For Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Governor Culver Continues Shovel Ready Tour
• Governor Congratulates Hawks on 22nd NCAA Title
• Governor Culver Congratulates Iowa State On Impressive Ncaa Tournament Victory
• Governor Culver Signs Bill Establishing Office Of Lean Enterprise
• Governor Culver Announces Nearly $50 Million In Transportation Projects
• Governor Culver Responds to Revenue Estimates
• Major General Dardis Promoted To Lieutenant General
• Governor Culver: State Action Supports Iowa Jobs
• Governor Culver Announces New Disaster Recovery Business Rental Assistance Program
• Governor Culver Signs Legislation to Cut Spending, Protect Public Safety
• Governor Culver: Federal Recovery Boosts Food Benefits to Iowans
• Governor Culver Launches Economic Recovery Website
• Governor Names 205 to Serve on State Boards, Commissions
• Governor Culver Congratulates High School Boys Basketball Champions; Uni On Ncaa Selection
• Governor Culver Appoints Preston Daniels Director of Human Rights, Walter Reed Appointed to...
• Governor Culver to Host Iowa’s White House Forum on Health Reform
• Governor Culver Takes Action On Legislation
• Governor Culver Kicks Off Culver/Judge Shovel Ready Tour
• Governor Culver Unveils I-Jobs: Iowa’s Infrastructure Investment Initiative
• Governor Culver Announces More Than $6 Million in Water Quality Loans for 14 Iowa Communities
• Governor Culver Announces Fourteen Iowa Counties Ready To Accept.....
• Governor Culver: Iowa Is Investing In Infrastrucure, Putting Iowans Back To Work
• Statement From Governor Culver On Iowa Veterans Home Commandant
• Culver, Loebsack Announce Nearly $9.5 Million In Disaster Assistance For Linn County Projects
• First Lady Mari Culver's Public Schedule For March 10, 2009
• Culver, Loebsack Announce More Than $2.5 Million To Repair Flood-Damaged Cedar Rapids School
• Governor Congratulates Northern Iowa, High School Girls on Basketball Titles
• Culver Urges Passage Of Legislation To Honor Fallen Soldiers
• Governor Culver Takes Action On Legislation
• Governor Culver: I Will Veto Gas Tax Increase
• Lt. Governor Judge Commends The Des Moines Social Club On Commitment To Arts
• Governor Orders Flags Lowered To Honor Fallen Soldier
• Governor Culver Urges Changes To State Laws On The Care Of Dependent Adults
• Governor Culver Names Rob Berntsen As Chair Of Iowa Utilities Board, Reappoints Krista Tanner
• Governor Culver Proclaims March Flood Awareness Month
• Governor Culver To Attend Dependent Care Task Force Meeting
• Statement from Governor Culver on Appointment of Governor Sebelius as HHS Secretary
• Governor Culver Signs Legislation To Increase Education Funding
• Governor Culver Announces More Than $51 Million In Awards To Build Affordable Housing
• Governor Culver: Hospitals Need To Keep Promise To Iowa Nurses
• Governor Culver On Atalissa: 'Bureaucracy Failed These Men'
• Governor Culver Announces $2.4 Million Award From John D. And Catherine T. Macarthur...
• Governor Culver Takes Action On Legislation
• Lt. Governor Judge Hosts Black History Month Celebration
• Governor Culver: Prevailing Wage Legislation Is About Fair Pay and Good Jobs
• Governor Culver: Iowa Putting Federal Funds To Work For Jobs, Infrastructure
• Culver, Braley Announce $5.1 Million To Assist Flood Recovery
• Governor Culver Announces More Than $12 Million In State Incentives To Create Hundreds Of New Jobs
• Governor Culver: Federal Stimulus Will Mean Additional Help for Unemployed Iowans
• Governor Culver Signs Great Places Memorandums Of Understanding
• Governor Culver Appoints Mary Swander As New Poet Laureate
• Iowa Deer Classic
• Governor Culver Applauds Passage of Federal Economic Recovery Package, Announces....
• Governor Culver Signs Executive Order Creating Task Force On Dependent Care
• Governor Culver Takes Action On Legislation
• Governor Culver Applauds Congress For Passage Of Stimulus Bill
• Governor Culver Announces State Board Approves Final Portion Of Iowa Core Curriculum
• Governor Culver Announces Four Vision Iowa Grants
• Governor Culver Announces $2.8 Million in Infrastructure Projects
• Culver, Judge Announce DHS Secretary Napolitano to Visit Iowa Wednesday
• Statement And Update From Governor Culver On Henry’s Turkey Service Residence
• Governor Culver Appoints General Dardis As Executive Director Of Rebuild Iowa Office
• Governor Culver Receives ‘Friend Of Children’ Award
• Governor Culver Names Terry Rich To Be Iowa Lottery CEO
• Governor Culver Joins Colleagues In Support For Federal Economic Stimulus
• Culver, Loebsack, Mason Announce $8.68 Million For University Of Iowa Project
• Governor Culver Signs $56 Million Rebuild Iowa Bill
• Public Schedule for Governor Culver and Lt. Governor Judge February 5 - 7 , 2009
• Governor Culver Announces Iowa Ranked 2 In Installed Wind Capacity, Surpassing California
• Statement From Governor Culver On Senate Passage Of Rebuild Iowa Bill
• Governor Culver Releases FY2010 Budget
• Statement From Governor Culver On House Passage Of Disaster Legislation
• Governor Culver: Cut Spending, Create Jobs, No New Taxes
• Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Judge Thank Iowans for Service on Mlk Day
• Statement From Governor Culver on Appointnment of John Norris as USDA Chief of Staff
• Governor Culver Congratulates Iowans for Big Weekend Wins
• Statements from Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Judge on Passing of Former State Senator Mary Lundby
• Governor Culver Congratulates Patrick Dillon On White House Appointment
• Governor Culver Makes Nine Interim Appointments
• Governor Culver Names Edward Mansfield to Iowa Court Of Appeals
• Governor Culver Proposes $700 Million Jobs, Infrastructure Plan Without Raising Taxes
• Governor Culver Appoints Charles Krogmeier As New Chief Of Staff, Patrick Dillon To Step Down
• Governor Culver Names New Appointees To Iowa Student Loan Board
• Statement from Governor Culver on Federal Disaster Assistance Allocation
• Governor Culver Proclaims January As Iowa Mentoring Month
• Governor Culver Congratulates Hawkeyes on Outback Bowl Victory
• Governors Culver, Sanford Make ‘Win-Win Wager’ On Outback Bowl
• Governor Culver Announces Smoking In Iowa Drops 22 Percent
• Governor Culver Receives Worker Misclassification Task Force Report
• Governor Culver to Receive Worker Misclassification Task Force Report
• 2008 Des Moines Memory Walk Awards
• Governor Culver Signs Executive Order to Reduce Spending
• Culver, Loebsack, Mason Announce $1.2 Million To Assist University Of Iowa In Flood Recovery
• Office of Energy Independence Releases 2008 Plan for Energy Independence
• Culver, Braley Announce $2.5 Million to Assist with Recovery Efforts in Delaware County
• Governor Culver Takes Action to Meet Historic National Economic Challenges
• Governor Culver Announces More Than $180 Million in Tax Credits Awarded by Iowa Finance Authority
• Statement from Governor Culver on The Reported Appointment of Former Governor Vilsack as...
• Statement From Iowa Governor’s Office
• Governor Culver to Announce $60 Million in Additional State Spending Reductions Next Week
• Culver, Braley Announce $6.5 Million to Help Rebuild Infrastructure
• Culver, Loebsack Announce $1.1 Million To Help Cedar Rapids Senior Center’s Recovery Efforts
• Governor Culver Honors Iowa Heroes
• Governor Culver Urges Iowa’s Congressional Delegation To Support Auto Industry Rescue Legislation
• Governor Culver To Outline State Budget Savings During Remarks To Iowa Taxpayer..
• All-Canada Show - Des Moines
• Gov. Culver Announces More Than $125 Million in Additional Federal Funds for Disaster Assistance
• Thanksgiving Message From Governor Culver And Lt. Governor Judge
• Governor Culver Appoints Kathleen Kilnoski to Iowa District Court 4
• Governor Culver Congratulates Jackie Norris on White House Appointment
• Governor Culver Appoints Orr As The 28th Adjutant General Of The Iowa National Guard
• Governor Culver Appoints Dr. Eugene Ver Steeg to the Environmental Protection Commission
• Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Judge Receive Final Rebuild Iowa Commission’ Report
• Governor Culver Announces Iowa To Participate In NGA Initiative To Improve Energy Efficiency and ..
• Culver, Loebsack, Mason Announce $23.3 Million For University Of Iowa Projects
• Governor Culver Announces Drop In Crime Rate
• Governor Culver Announces Nearly $1.5 Million For Worth County Debris Removal
• Governor Culver Announces The Iowa Power Fund APPROVED $2.69 Million in Awards
• Governor Culver Signs Memorandum ..... Soldiers Transition to Civilian Life
• Governor Culver Announces Iowa Fund of Funds Invests $5 Million in OCA Ventures II
• Governor Culver Congratulates Hawks on Upset Victory
• Governor Culver Signs Executive Order 9 To Aid In Disaster Recovery Efforts
• Governor Culver Announces
• First Lady Mari Culver Unveils New Terrace Hill Cookbook
• Governor Culver Congratulates President-Elect Obama, Vice-President Elect Biden
• Governor Culver Announces Veterans Trust Fund To Receive Nearly $1 Million From Iowa Lottery
• Governor Culver Presents Jumpstart Iowa Checks In Coralville, Waterloo
• Governor Culver Announces General Dardis To Retire As Leader Of Iowa National Guard
• Governor Culver Announces Grants To Can Redemption Centers
• Governor Culver Announces Allocation Of Next Round Of Jumpstart Iowa Dollars
• Governor Culver Receives Attorney General’s Report On Iowa Student Loan Liquidity Corporation
• Veterans Job Fair in Des Moines, IA on Nov. 11
• Statement from Governor Culver on Fema’s Response to Request to Re-Test Mobile Home
• Gov. Culver, Rep. Loebsack Announce $7.3 Million for Cedar Rapids Recovery Effort
• Governor Calls on Fema to Respond To Mobile Home Tests
• Governor Culver To Present First Cedar Rapids Jumpstart Checks
• Governor Culver Announces Regional Sports Authority Districts
• Governor Culver Announces Iowa to Receive $21 Million A Year In Tax Credits...
• Governor Culver Declares October 15th As Childrens Influenza Vaccination Awareness Day
• Statement From Governor Culver On Zach Johnson’s Weekend Victory At The Valero Texas Open
• State Has Chance To Save Millions In Health Insurance Costs
• IOWA College Students Receive Disaster Relief Grants
• Governor Culver Appoints Members of Governors Council on Physical Fitness and Nutrition
• Statement from Governor Culver on Revenue Estimates
• Governor Culver Announces Green Iowa Americorps Program To Help Rebuild A Greener Iowa
• Governor Culver Makes Two Judicial Appointments In Iowa’S District Courts
• Statement From Governor Culver On Economic Rescue Package
• Governor Orders Flags Lowered To Honor Fallen Soldier
• Governor Culver Appoints Greta Johnson to State Board of Regents
• Governor Culver Directs State Resources To Assist Five Counties
• Statement From Governor Chet Culver On Senate Passing Economic Bill
• World Food Festival
• First Lady Mari Culver Announces GED Prep on-Demand Program
• LT. Governor Judge Formally Announces New Great Places
• Governor Culver Issues Statement on Passage of Federal Disaster Relief Bill
• Governor Culver Announces USDA Disaster Declaration For 90 IOWA Counties
• Statement From Governor Culver On Passage Of Disaster Aid By The Us House
• Governor Culver, Congressman Loebsack Announce more than $60 Million for...
• Governor Culver Announces Hud Approves $85 Million Iowa Disaster Action Plan
• Governor Culver Appoints John Bickel of Cedar Rapids to Economic Development Board
• Governor Culver Appoints Gene Gessow Director of Human Services
• Five Midwestern States Announce Transmission Planning Initiative
• Governor Culver Names Phil Roeder Communications Director
• Governor Culver Announces Upgrade To State Credit Ratings
• Governor Culver Creates 'Jumpstart Iowa' Disaster Recovery Initiative
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