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Central Iowa Water Works asks residents to reduce water use as nitrate levels soar

Des Moines, Iowa · Des Moines

Central Iowa Water Works asks residents to reduce water use as nitrate levels soar

46% Left coverage: 11 sources

Mandatory restriction on lawn watering may be imposed unless demand can be quickly reduced, Central Iowa Water Works warns See the Story

A Modern Day Version of ‘Pride and Prejudice’

Keira Knightley

A Modern Day Version of ‘Pride and Prejudice’

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” focused on manners and goodness, two virtues sometimes forgotten today.See the Story

Meet AJ the Rhino, Blank Park Zoo's Newest Addition

Des Moines, Iowa · Des Moines

Meet AJ the Rhino, Blank Park Zoo's Newest Addition

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Ajani Joe comes to Blank Park Zoo from the Cincinnati Zoo, where he became popular for his spunky personality and love of mud puddles.See the Story

Muskegon affordable housing: ICCF acquires 25 homes from local nonprofit

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — ICCF Community Homes has acquired 25 homes in Muskegon from Community enCompass, a local nonprofit that’s winding down operations, and will preserve them as affordable rental properties for low-income households.Education · Michigan See the Story

The 39th Annual Summer Iowa Games Kick Off in July

AMES, IOWA — The 39th annual Summer Iowa Games, presented by Grinnell Mutual, are set to begin July 11, with competitions running through July 20. This Olympic-style festival brings together athletes of all ages and skill levels from across the state and beyond, offering a diverse lineup of events in a welcoming, competitive environment. Centered in Ames and surrounding communities, the Iowa Games aim to make participation accessible for athlete…North Dakota · North Dakota Read Article

Iowa Juneteenth Celebrates 35 Years

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Evanston to offer free breakfast and lunch to children this summer

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Evanston will provide free weekday breakfast and lunch to children and teens ages 1 to 18 this summer through its Summer Food Service Program beginning June 9 and running through Aug. 8. Meals will be served on a first-come, first-served basis, with breakfast available between 7:30 and 9 a.m. and lunch served between 11:30 a.m....Illinois · Illinois See the Story

‘Faces of Freedom’: The Story of African American Soldiers

Starting Saturday, June 7, freedom will take on a face, a name, and a story in Peekskill with the new season of the Faces of Freedom exhibition at the Lincoln Depot Museum, where a visual and documentary journey will immerse visitors in the lives and legacies of African American soldiers who served during the United States Civil War. Ronald S. Coddington, historian, author, and editor of Military Images magazine, conducted much of the research …Peekskill · Peekskill See the Story

Six degrees from the ‘Stairway to Heaven’

This month, the Italian American Cultural Center of Iowa (IACCI) breaks ground on a redesign of the majestic Butler Mansion. When complete, it will bring a museum, educational center, event space, cooking school, café, speakeasy, indoor and outdoor meeting places, suites, offices, commons, an Airbnb, and bocce ball courts to the historic mansion on Fleur Drive with the best views of downtown Des Moines anywhere. The project looks like a bona fi…Johnston, Iowa · Johnston Read Article

AI legislation. Data centers. Free lube. A near Emmy win. And 222,617,547 alcoholic drinks.

Ever wonder how — or if — our elected officials are dealing with Artificial Intelligence and how they are juggling the risks and benefits for their constituents? The National Conference of State Legislatures recently released a tool showing Artificial Intelligence legislation by state. In 2025, 48 states and Puerto Rico introduced some form of AI-related legislation, while 26 states adopted or enacted more than 75 new measures. Examples of tho…Artificial Intelligence · Johnston Read Article

Sand urges Democrats to listen to other Iowans, not scold

Democratic candidate for Iowa governor Rob Sand speaks to about 200 people in Oelwein, an event billed as a small roundtable on education that turned into a rally. Photo by Douglas Burns Rob Sand knows the outcome at the polls next year depends not just on how Iowans respond to him, the gubernatorial candidate atop his ticket, but Democrat voters themselves. Do voters see everyday Democrats down the street as kind, reasonable and approachable, o…Education · Johnston Read Article

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