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The city of Keokuk had made a name for itself during the Civil War, and by 1868, the community was truly beginning to show promising fulfillment of its early expectations.

A proposed five percent franchise fee that would have been added to gas and electric bills for residents and business owners in Marshalltown was voted down by a

A developer is proposing a $45.7 million project that would turn the site of a former Dubuque bowling alley into more than 200 apartments.

Court records show that this is the third time Tony Miles has faced felony charges. He was convicted of stealing an ambulance in 2015.

With a special election deciding the fate of the proposed franchise fees and filling the Third Ward vacancy just hours away, the Marshalltown city council moved

The Miller Tavern/Catherine Foley Building has major structural issues. But it's an important part of the Third Ward's history, preservationists say.

Marshalltown voters will have the opportunity to decide the fate of a proposed five percent franchise fee on gas and electric bills at the polls today, and thos

A request by a pair of developers to demolish a former tavern in Milwaukees Third Ward was rejected by the citys Historic Preservation Committee Monday.

Plus: A recap of the weeks real estate news.

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