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Where Donald Trump stands on key policies from abortion to immigration
Donald Trump and Joe Biden have now met the delegate threshold to become their parties’ presumptive nominees, bringing the policy battle being waged in November’s presidential election into sharper ... Read More
News updates from April 8: Millions watch solar eclipse; Elon Musk predicts AI will overtake human intelligence in 2025
Millions of people are expected to watch the total solar eclipse that will sweep across North and Central America on Monday, including a big crowd at Niagara Falls. The alignment ... Read More
Registration now open for Muscatine's adult volleyball league
This summer, local volleyball enthusiasts will once again be able to take to the sand courts and have some fun while showing off their skills. Recently, the Muscatine Parks and Recreation Department ... Read More
Muscatine dispatchers celebrate National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
Muscatine County is recognizing National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week and honoring its hardworking dispatchers. Read More
Capitol Notebook: Bill to prohibit firearms tracking headed to Iowa Gov. Reynolds’ desk
Financial institutions operating in the state would be prohibited from using a merchant code for credit card transactions at gun retailers meant to detect suspicious firearms and ammunition sales ... Read More
Iowa bill hiking fines for open meeting violations headed to governor
The bill arose over concerns about a $1.6 million settlement agreement with the former Davenport city administrator without a public vote, said Rep. Gary Mohr. Read More
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