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Lefty’s closes after 10 years, following a string of local music venues to shut...

DES MOINES, Iowa — After a decade in business, Lefty's Live Music is shutting its doors. Over the 10 years it's been open, the venue has welcomed thousands of bands and musicians. Now, those artists and Lefty's fans are saying goodbye before the end of this year. "You're sad...
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Two Sentenced for Dubuque Robbery

Two people have received their sentences in a Dubuque robbery case from last year. 22-year old Abigail Smith of Des Moines and formerly of Dubuque was sentenced to 30 days in jail and five years of probation while 25-year old Tanaveius Shropshire of Dubuque was sentenced to 17 days in jail and 5 years of probation.
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Iowa Family Honors 13-Year-Old Whose Final Gift Saved Six Lives

The Iowa Donor Network is recognizing the extraordinary legacy of 13-year-old Natalie McCleary, a young girl whose organ donations saved six lives after her passing. Natalie was known for throwing herself wholeheartedly into everything she did. Whether it was schoolwork, activities, or hobbies, she approached each...
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Ames Woman Arrested to Allegedly Stealing Money from Dependent Adult in Greene County

An Ames woman was recently arrested for allegedly stealing money from a dependent adult in Greene County. According to court documents, the Jefferson Police Department began an investigation on November 20, 2024 after being notified from the victim about money missing from their bank accounts. Court documents show...
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Former Governor, Community members share legacy of Bill Knapp

DES MOINES, Iowa — Following the death of businessmen and philanthropist Bill Knapp the people and organizations he supported are sharing his legacy. Knapp Properties announced the death of it’s founder William C. “Bill” Knapp on Saturday. Knapp is known for helping develop and expand Des Moines into the city it is...
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Ames Driver License Service Center relocating to centralized location

AMES, Iowa — Starting Nov. 24, individuals in Ames looking for driver's license or ID services will need to go to a new location. The new location will be located at 203 S. Grand Avenue, within the Department of Transportation headquarters complex. The DOT said to facilitate the move,...
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Tune into the Past with Ottumwa Radio: Gravesend Manor

The beloved late-night horror film showcase, Gravesend Manor, is making a thrilling comeback to Iowa’s television screens, much to the delight of its dedicated fans. Originally debuting in the late 1950s, the program quickly captured the attention of audiences seeking spine-tingling entertainment in the 11:00 p.m....
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Single-vehicle crash seriously injures one in Polk County

POLK COUNTY, Iowa — The Polk County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a crash with serious injuries reported Monday morning. It happened a little before 7:25 in the 13800 block of NE 96th Street, west of Farrar and south of Maxwell. Lt. Mark Chance, Public Information Officer for the PCSO, said it was a...
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Waukee man arrested for allegedly assaulting minor son

A Waukee man was arrested Sunday after he allegedly assaulted his minor son in the home. William Jonathan Covington, 44, of 345 N.E. Fox Run Trail, Waukee, was charged with assault causing bodily injury or mental illness. The incident began about 5 p.m. Sunday at a fast food restaurant in...
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Des Moines school employee loses job after repeating slur while reporting student misconduct

A Des Moines Public Schools employee is out of a job after repeating a racial slur while reporting a student’s use of the same word during a May 16 incident, according to district records.

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