Iowa Attorney General’s Office Files Lawsuit Against Davenport Business Accused Of Defrauding Small Businesses Across The Country
The Iowa Attorney General’s Office has filed a lawsuit against a Davenport resident, which claims he defrauded small businesses across the country. The civil lawsuit was filed earlier this week in Polk County District Court against three
Iowa Association of Councils Of Governments Puts Their Support Behind Project That Could Ease Workforce Housing Issues And Reduce Recidivism Rates
The Iowa Association of Councils of Governments (ICOG) is putting their support behind an idea that could potentially reduce some housing problems in the state and cut back on recidivism rates for prisoners. Region XII Council of
Lake City’s Transforming Our Community Group Hopes To Expand Work To Impact More Residents
A Lake City service group is hoping to expand their efforts to make their town a better place to live. In the past, the Transforming Our Community board has hosted food drives, adopted families for Christmas and
Semi Takes Wide Turn On Highway 30, Striking Vehicle In Adjacent Lane
Only minor damage was reported in a two-vehicle accident Thursday afternoon in Carroll. The Carroll Police Department responded to the scene in the 700 block of Highway 30 East at approximately 4:41 p.m. A 2002 Toyota Highlander,
New Alumni And Giving Director Coming To Kuemper Next Year
There will be a new face for Kuemper’s Annual Giving and Alumni initiatives, as Cindy Lawler will take over duties as director on Jan. 3, 2019. “She will be a wonderful addition to our fundraising and stewardship
East Sac County Students Hammer Out A Top Finish At Craftsman Competition In Des Moines
Photo (L to R): Shawn (Contest Project Manager), Kaleb Quirk, Derek Haberl, Mason Drost, Mason Sorensen, and Reece Potthoff We hear a lot about local sport and academic competitions but it is rare to hear one
Street Maintenance Facility And Urban Revitalization Likely To Dominate Discussions At Monday’s Carroll City Council Meeting
The Carroll City Council will be reviewing a professional services agreement related to the construction of a new street maintenance facility on Monday night. City Manager, Mike Pogge-Weaver, says this project has been on their radar for
Suspect Armed With A Knife Who Led Authorities On High Speed Chase Sentenced To Prison Time
A Carroll man who was armed with a knife and led local and state authorities on a high-speed chase last month has been sentenced to prison for up to two years. The defendant, 24-year-old Joshua Andre Black,
Audubon Authorities Identify Suspect From Stolen Vehicle Search On Wednesday
Audubon authorities have identified the suspect in a vehicle theft and area-wide search that began this past Wednesday. The Audubon County Sheriff’s Office says the incident began with a report at about noon of a suspicious vehicle
Aquarium Electrical Malfunction Believed To Be Cause Of Early Morning Fire In Carroll
An electrical malfunction with an aquarium pump or heater is believed to be the cause of a house fire in Carroll this morning (Friday.) Assistant Fire Chief, Bob Shields, says the department received the call at around