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DES MOINES - Just four of the five groups expected to seek a state casino license handed over their proposals to state regulators Monday. Full Story »
DES MOINES - Just four of the five groups expected to seek a state casino license handed over their proposals to state regulators Monday. Full Story »
AMES (AP) - Iowa State researchers say they may have made a major breakthrough in the fight against Parkinson's disease. Researchers say the breakthrough was through years of studying brain cells under a microscope. Full Story »
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MARION - Last week we featured a Kennedy High School cheerleader who's participating in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade. But she's not the only Iowan going. Full Story »
CEDAR RAPIDS - Veterans Day is this Wednesday. The TV9 Morning News wants to honor our local heroes. If you or someone you know has served for our country, send us your photo. Full Story »
CEDAR RAPIDS – About seventy-five eastern Iowa World War II veterans will spend the day at the nation's capital today. Veterans were scheduled to fly out of the Quad City International Airport around 7:00 a.m on an “Honor Flight.” Full Story »
CEDAR RAPIDS - Homeowners still have an overwhelming amount of leaves at their curbs in Cedar Rapids. All of the October rain forced more leaves to fall all at once and collection crews are struggling to keep up. They're down one truck because of the other one's in the shop. Full Story »
As workers and employers absorb higher costs for 2010, will the price of goods and services that you purchase also follow? Full Story »
CEDAR RAPIDS- There's still no commitment to return any Cedar Rapids city offices to the flood-damaged Veterans Memorial Building downtown. But the city is apparently ready to finally talk about the repair process. Full Story »
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) - Prosecutors say the former manager of an Iowa kosher meatpacking plant masterminded a fraud scheme and harbored immigrants at the plant. Full Story »
DES MOINES - Two more people have died from the H1N1 flu virus in Iowa. The Department of Public Health says the victims are two Polk County adults with risk factors that increased the chance of complications. Full Story »
DYERSVILLE - Usually, it's a sign of the end of Iowa's harvest. This year, it's coming in the middle of it. The National Farm Toy show rolled into Dyersville this weekend. Full Story »
DES MOINES (AP) - Authorities in Des Moines say they are looking into the possibility a Drake University student who suffered alcohol poisoning may have been sickened during a hazing. Full Story »
IOWA CITY - Iowa lost its quarterback, its unbeaten season and likely any shot to play for the national title in Saturday's 17-10 defeat to Northwestern. Next up is a trip to Columbus to face No. 10 Ohio State, which knocked off Penn State in Happy Valley to pull into a tie with the 15th-ranked Hawkeyes for first place in the Big Ten. Iowa (9-1, 5-1) still has its sights set on Pasadena, but not ... Full Story »
CEDAR RAPIDS - Nice weather made for a perfect day for the Cedar Hills Community Church to go out and serve the community. The Cedar Rapids church actually canceled services Sunday morning as part of their Faith in Action day. Full Story »
CORALVILLE (AP) - An Iowa calling center has decided to add 55 new positions as the holiday season approaches. CEO Thomas Cardella says his company, Thomas L. Cardella & Associates, will hire 55 people to full-time, permanent positions this month. Full Story »
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DES MOINES (AP) - E-mails indicate Gov. Chet Culver's office took a close interest in the state's film promotion efforts long before questions about spending and bookkeeping prompted him to freeze the program. Full Story »
DES MOINES (AP) - The state and its largest employee union have reached an agreement calling for workers to take five unpaid furlough days to protect hundreds of jobs that would have been cut as part of a 10 percent budget reduction ordered by Gov. Chet Culver. Full Story »
LINN COUNTY - The annual Toys For Tots toy drive kicks off in Linn County this Monday. Over 1500 families are in need of help this holiday season. If you have a new, unwrapped toy you would like to donate, check out www.crtoyshop.org for a list of locations, information on monetary donations and toy ideas. Full Story »
LINN COUNTY - Demolition work is underway in rural Linn County. Eighteen flood damaged properties are being torn down. It's part of the Imminent Threat Demolition Program, that funds the removal of of buildings that are near collapse or pose a public health threat. Full Story »
IOWA CITY - Police arrested a man Friday after for allegedly defecating in a pharmacy on Friday. Full Story »
MOUNT PLEASANT (AP) - Henry County authorities say they are investigating a school bus accident south of Mount Pleasant. Authorities say there were no injuries as a result of the accident early Monday. Full Story »
CEDAR RAPIDS - As a result of the extreme volume of leaves, loose leaf collection in Cedar Rapids is behind by one full day. Crews will continue collecting Friday’s routes on Monday, November 9th. Once Friday’s routes are completed, crews will begin collecting Monday’s routes, etc. Full Story »
IOWA CITY - A South East Junior High student was taken to the Linn County Juvenile Detention Center Friday after allegedly lighting a girl’s hair on fire. Full Story »
A morning moonset peeks through the autumn foliage near Bradfordton, Ill. AP Photo/Seth Perlman
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