Hundreds of people fill a downtown street for a protest, waving signs and chanting as they march past businesses and government buildings. Overhead, a police drone records video of the crowd. Nearby traffic cameras and license plate readers capture faces, vehicles and movements along the ...
Planning for the third annual Pride in the Park is coming along nicely. Founder Taylor Bear takes some time off work during the end of summer, beginning of fall to start organizing. “Now that we’ve done it for three years, it’s gotten a little easier,” she said. “There’s a ...
A group of dedicated youngsters from New Life Church in Marshalltown — Ella Reed, Urijah Romero, Averly Romero, Javier Gomez and Makenna Reed — have been hard at work learning their Bibles from front to back and testing their abilities at various competitions since last October under the ...
Hidden in Iowa’s bedrock could be resources with the potential to launch a lucrative, clean energy economy in the state, but researchers say state actions and corporate interests are burying the ability of others to explore further. Iowa Geological Survey, Iowa State University and Iowa ...
America would not be the nation it is today without its vast stores of natural resources. Coal, timber, oil and natural gas have fueled America for generations. When it comes to coal, oil and natural gas, Western Pennsylvania has always played a pivotal role in creating revolutionary ...
The Marshalltown city council agreed to move forward with a phased assessment of the former downtown hospital building, which will be paid for by the Marshalltown Area Chamber of Commerce, less than a month after the city was awarded the title to the property in a 657A judgment. City ...
