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Judge dismisses President Donald Trump’s 2024 Iowa Poll lawsuit

An Iowa district court judge on Wednesday dismissed the lawsuit brought by President Donald Trump against the Des Moines Register and pollster J. Ann Selzer for the 2024 Iowa Poll published shortly before the election. Trump filed the lawsuit against the Iowa newspaper; its parent company, ...

Iowa Corn Growers Association asks for diesel relief as harvest kicks off

As Iowa farmers begin harvesting their crops, corn growers in the state are asking Iowa congressional delegates to help lower the cost of diesel fuel, which has risen sharply with trade disruptions from the war in Iran. Iowa Corn Growers Association President Steve Kuiper wrote in a letter to ...

Supervisors OK six-month data center moratorium resolution

The Marshall County Board of Supervisors officially put a six-month moratorium on applications related to data centers into place during Wednesday morning’s regular meeting through a single resolution that passed by a unanimous vote. As the latest chapter in the ongoing conversation ...

City of Marshalltown awarded $2.1 million for new housing

The Iowa Economic Development Authority has awarded the City of Marshalltown up to $2,111,336.82 in Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery funding for housing following the 2020 derecho. The City plans to use the funding for a project that would build 10 homes for sale. Four ...

School board raises daily substitute teacher pay rates

After four years without an increase in pay, daily substitute teacher earnings were raised by the Marshalltown School Board during the regular Monday meeting. Director of Human Resources Jacque Wyant recommended increasing the pay from $145 to $150 for certified subs; long-term substitutes ...