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Muscatine City Council unanimously approved an additional $37,000 for security cameras, but the vote was contingent on protecting the rights of the people caught on camera.

The Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department is once again planning a “scary good time” with its annual Trunk or Treat event.

People wishing to safely cross Oregon Street at Earl Avenue will now have a HAWK (High-Intensity Activated Crosswalk) to do so.

New HAWK crosswalk pedestrain signal was installed at Oregon and Earl.

Incumbent La Crosse School Board President Juan Jimenez won re-election for another term Tuesday night.

On Monday, Kent Stein sat down with WXOW to answer a few questions.

One of two incumbents running in Tuesdays La Crosse School Board race wont advance to the April election.

Monkeys still forced to pick coconuts in Thailand despite controversy Months after reports that Thailand coconut farmers rely on monkey labor, a new investigation shows little action has been taken. ByRachel Fobar Email Farmers in Thailand are still using monkey labor to supply coconuts to the international market, according to new information from the Asia branch of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).  This comes about six months after the animal rights organization released f...