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Des Moines Business Record
DART accepting applications for 2026 Van Award Program
The Des Moines Area Regional Transit Authority is accepting applications from nonprofit organizations and government agencies for its 2026 Van Award Program. DART will award three retired passenger vans to organizations addressing transportation needs in its member communities. Recipients will be required to contribute an estimated $2,000 to $4,000 per vehicle toward the federal interest owed to the Federal Transit Administration. DART will donate its stake in the vehicles. DART has awarded 26 vans to 22 nonprofit organizations since launching the program in 2014. Applications are due by 5 p.m. Nov. 6 and can be submitted to caravan@ridedart.com or mailed to DART’s Caravan Department at 620 Cherry St. in Des Moines.
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Record diesel prices put pressure on Iowa truckers
CLIVE, Iowa – Fuel prices continue to climb, with diesel reaching a record high in Iowa and putting added pressure on truck drivers, farmers and the cost of transporting goods. AAA’s Iowa average for diesel reached $6.19 per gallon on Sept. 18, the highest average price recorded in the state. That’s nearly $2.66 more than […]
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Siouxland Gas Prices Report
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Iowa DOT Updates North Iowa Road Projects, Lansing Bridge and Winter Hiring
COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS BROUGHT TO YOU BY FLOYD COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER:. Pete Hjelmstad with the Iowa Department of Transportation joins us for the September North Iowa Road Report with updates on projects in Mason City, along I-35, Highway 9 and the Avenue of the Saints, plus the latest timeline for the new Lansing Bridge. Hjelmstad also discusses an upcoming snowplow operator hiring event in Charles City and shares a reminder for drivers as fall harvest brings more farm equipment onto area roads.
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Heavy rain causes localized flooding on Des Moines metro roads
DES MOINES, Iowa -- Heavy rain showers overnight caused some localized flooding impacting metro roads Tuesday morning. US 6, E. Euclid Avenue, was blocked in both directions between US 69 and I-235 in Des Moines for almost two hours due to flooding. The roadway was reopened at 6:56 a.m. according to the Iowa Department of Transportation.
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Soggy conditions lead central Iowa school district to alter bus routes
MARTENSDALE, Iowa — Soggy conditions have led a central Iowa school district to alter its transportation plans. For several days straight, central Iowa has received several inches of rain, prompting various flood warnings. The Martensdale-St. Marys Community School District announced in a Facebook post that buses will only travel on hard roads for both morning […]
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Average Gas Prices Jump in Siouxland
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Heavy rain causes localized flooding on Des Moines metro roads
DES MOINES, Iowa — Heavy rain showers overnight caused some localized flooding impacting metro roads Tuesday morning. US 6, E. Euclid Avenue, was blocked in both directions between US 69 and I-235 in Des Moines for almost two hours due to flooding. The roadway was reopened at 6:56 a.m. according to the Iowa Department of […]
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Diesel prices strain Siouxland farmers as gas costs also climb