Tony Jensen resigned via text as council members reviewed assessor records questioning where he actually lives.

Jefferson will pay for its share only once construction starts, and a house near the library is coming down for parking.

Kading Properties is expanding its Urbandale office to more than four times its current size as it marks 50 years building workforce housing statewide.

Pre-leasing is underway at the seven-story Aston, which replaced an abandoned barber college and includes a dog park and bocce courts.

Red Oak, West Des Moines and Arnolds Park host free Rock4Vets shows Nov. 7-13, with 2025 hall-of-famer Galaxy closing it out.

A Linn County supervisor and her sister welcomed sons minutes apart, completing a four-baby run the family calls the Quad Squad.

Infrastructure is done and a $47M apartment project is proposed, but the 39-acre portion of the Market District still has no finished buildings.

About 50 people watched dirt move at the new Kiya Koda site, a shelter that has operated out of a cramped, aging building since the 1980s.

Des Moines stays mild through Wednesday, then turns wetter just in time for Halloween weekend. Storm chances may complicate outdoor plans.

Stacey Sumpter was fired two days after posting about Kirk’s death. Knoxville schools settled without admitting fault.

City staff want a 20-mph cutoff for e-scooters, while Councilman Carl Voss pushes to clear sidewalks in Beaverdale and the East Village.

Natalie Gibson says her valid carry permit should let her bring a gun aboard CyRide buses. Ames says the routes cross ISU property, where guns are banned.

A Toyota Camry driver was cut free by Osage Fire crews before being flown to MercyOne after striking a turning semi near Highway 9 and 218.