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A central Iowa child care provider is challenging a license revocation that’s based on alleged methamphetamine use in her home.

A central Iowa child care provider is challenging a license revocation that’s based on alleged methamphetamine use in her home. Amanda Lindsay of Des Moines is taking the Iowa Department

Bill Rooney Studio is an award-winning boutique hospitality design firm with luxury hotel, restaurant, and high-end residential projects. The studio currently has an opening for a motivated, detail-oriented, and creative full-time Intermediate Interior Designer to join our team. The designer will...

Bill Rooney Studio is an award-winning boutique hospitality design firm with luxury hotel, restaurant, and high-end residential projects. The studio currently has an opening for a motivated, detail-oriented, and creative full-time Junior Interior Designer to join our team. The designer will...

Malton forged a host of happy memories for residents and visitors at the weekend as part of the towns first St Clement’s Festival.

At age 88, World War II veteran Robert Kroll moved to Friendship Village of Schaumburg, Illinois, a retirement community where he would be taken care of until death, and so his children would get their inheritance after he died. He paid an entrance fee of $124,000, plus about $2,400 a month, to guarantee that he would always get housing and medical care even if he ran out of money, with the ...

The weather may be cooler, but it’s still summer at Featherstone, with its first community exhibition after the height of the season — “Summer Celebrations and Reflections.” The show’s gallery sign, with Doug Allen’s huge, arresting photograph of a teenager caught mid-flight defying gravity, arms splayed as he flips upside down off Jaws Bridge with […]

Dispersion models that are sought as evidence for Summit Carbon Solutions’ upcoming pipeline permit hearing could enable someone to breach the pipeline to cause maximum human casualties, the company argues.

Models that predict consequences of CO2 leak could aid saboteurs, the company argues.

The company on Wednesday appealed a judge’s decision earlier in the week that compelled the company to provide the information, which attempts to predict where a plume of carbon dioxide might go if it escapes Summit’s proposed carbon dioxide pipeline.