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Nation World
IRS launches tool for low-income families to get monthly Child Tax Credit
Local News
Conserve water: thousands of Iowans told to limit water use amid drought
Des Moines Water Works and West Des Moines Water Works announced Monday they have implemented their water shortage plan.
Local News
Drought in central Iowa worsens, Des Moines Water Works asks customers to cut back on water usage
Beginning Monday, Des Moines Water Works customers are asked to reduce their lawn watering by 25%.
Local News
Protestors disrupt Des Moines City Council's first in-person meeting since COVID restrictions lifted
Demonstrators gathered before the meeting to speak out against an item on the council's agenda that would send a DMPD officer to Orlando for training.
Community
After the Dew Tour, what's next for Lauridsen Skatepark in downtown Des Moines?
"I think the community showed the world of skateboarding how much we're willing to get behind and love skateboarding," said Kevin Jones.
Nation World
Justice Department to tighten rules on seizing Congress data
The Justice Department is struggling to contain the fallout over revelations it confiscated phone data from House Democrats and reporters as part of a leaks probe.
Local News
Des Moines police investigate 3rd shooting around Court Avenue District since April
Community members and a business owner discussed how they felt after the shooting Sunday morning on Court Avenue.
Local News
Des Moines police investigate 3rd shooting around Court Avenue District since April
Police say a fight started inside the Court Avenue Entertainment District early Sunday morning, with the suspect leaving the area to get a gun before coming back.
Local News
Iowa man and his son arrested in US Capitol riot claimed 'Antifa' was behind damage
Daryl and Daniel Johnson are charged with disorderly and disruptive conduct on Capitol grounds and violent entry.
Nation World
Biden reaffirms US 'sacred' commitment to NATO alliance
Biden said he views NATO as “vital” to maintaining American security.
Local News
Will cutting off federal unemployment benefits get Iowans back to work?
Gov. Reynolds announced last month $300 benefits will no longer be given to Iowans. Iowa State University economics professor Dave Swenson explains the implications.
Nation World
2021 marks the 156th anniversary of Juneteenth
On June 19, 1865, Major General Gordon Granger and 2,000 Union troops rode into Galveston, Texas and told slaves of their freedom.
Local News
Conserve water: thousands of Iowans told to limit water use amid drought
Des Moines Water Works and West Des Moines Water Works announced Monday they have implemented their water shortage plan.
Local News
Drought in central Iowa worsens, Des Moines Water Works asks customers to cut back on water usage
Beginning Monday, Des Moines Water Works customers are asked to reduce their lawn watering by 25%.
Local News
Protestors disrupt Des Moines City Council's first in-person meeting since COVID restrictions lifted
Demonstrators gathered before the meeting to speak out against an item on the council's agenda that would send a DMPD officer to Orlando for training.
Community
After the Dew Tour, what's next for Lauridsen Skatepark in downtown Des Moines?
"I think the community showed the world of skateboarding how much we're willing to get behind and love skateboarding," said Kevin Jones.
Nation World
Justice Department to tighten rules on seizing Congress data
The Justice Department is struggling to contain the fallout over revelations it confiscated phone data from House Democrats and reporters as part of a leaks probe.
Local News
Des Moines police investigate 3rd shooting around Court Avenue District since April
Community members and a business owner discussed how they felt after the shooting Sunday morning on Court Avenue.
Local News
Des Moines police investigate 3rd shooting around Court Avenue District since April
Police say a fight started inside the Court Avenue Entertainment District early Sunday morning, with the suspect leaving the area to get a gun before coming back.
Local News
Iowa man and his son arrested in US Capitol riot claimed 'Antifa' was behind damage
Daryl and Daniel Johnson are charged with disorderly and disruptive conduct on Capitol grounds and violent entry.
Nation World
Biden reaffirms US 'sacred' commitment to NATO alliance
Biden said he views NATO as “vital” to maintaining American security.
Local News
Will cutting off federal unemployment benefits get Iowans back to work?
Gov. Reynolds announced last month $300 benefits will no longer be given to Iowans. Iowa State University economics professor Dave Swenson explains the implications.
Nation World
2021 marks the 156th anniversary of Juneteenth
On June 19, 1865, Major General Gordon Granger and 2,000 Union troops rode into Galveston, Texas and told slaves of their freedom.
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