Clinton: Prospect Ave. Rehab Project Information Meeting
The Prospect Avenue Rehabilitation Project in Clinton, Iowa, starts Thursday, June 20, 2013.Full story
Iowa health insurer to seek smaller rate hikes
Months after customers blasted the company for years of skyrocketing rates, Iowa's dominant health insurer said Tuesday it will limit premium increases in 2014 to less than six percent for individual and small business policyholders. Full story
Contact Lawmakers On IL Pension: Q.C. Chamber Offers Voter Voice
The Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce is concerned about big legislative issues in Iowa and Illinois and is asking for help in making its voice heard. According to a chamber announcement, members sent over 600 messages to local lawmakers through a system called Voter Voice. In Iowa, they reached out i Full story
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Ana Marie Cox: Abortion can be an economic issue for women
The Up panel continues the discussion on abortion legislation within the states, and talk about how it can be more than just a “social issue” for women, it’s also an economic issue.
Iowa boy excels at baseball despite handicap
Twelve-year-old Colton DeRocher of Sioux City plays first base for the Knova's Carpets Little League team, and plays the game one-handed. KTIV's Nicholas Filipowski reports.
Little girl pulled from raging waters in Iowa
Rescuers saved a child trapped in a vehicle with two others in Worth County, Iowa. NBCNews.com’s Dara Brown reports.
Iowa couple, both 99, celebrates 79 years of marriage
Meet Iowa couple Alvin and Eula Blankenship, both 99 years old, who are celebrating their 79th anniversary after being married back in 1934. WOWT’s Alex Hassel reports.
New GOP bills take reproductive decisions away from women
Cecile Richards, president of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, talks with Rachel Maddow about the increasingly extreme legislation to restrict the reproductive rights of American women by state-level Republicans and now Congressional Republicans as well.
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