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A des moines man is on trial for troy mure junior is accused of driving more than three times the speed limit when he crashed and his passenger was killed. More on the first day of testimony from the polk county courthouse. Jannay witnesses described a in a deadly crash on a november accident investigators determined that troy mure junior, aged 24, was traveling at least 86 miles an hour when he wrapped his car around a utility pole. Nats of 911 call one of the responding officers called the crash one of the worst, most traumatic scenes, hes seen in his nearly 18 years on the job. And he cant ...

Married his high school sweetheart. Involved in manual labor, didnt really have any skills. Hated manual labor, hated having a boss. Bill knapp loves being his own boss and really didnt like being told what to do. Tried a restaurant. He thought if i owned a restaurant, i could be my own boss, and it was true. He bought a building with a restaurant in allerton, but he soon realized a restaurant was too much work. So bill and irene, his wife, put the building up on the market. A Real Estate Agent listed it and had a client to see the building, but the Real Estate Agent couldnt show the building,...

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The downtown Des Moines Hy-Vee has hit a rough patch. It's not alone. Why downtown grocery stores across the US have struggled since the pandemic:

Des Moines City Council on Monday unanimously approved an agreement with Hy-Vee to set minimum hours of operation for the downtown grocery store.