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35 Years Later: Arrest Made in Iowa Woman’s Disappearance
Major Breakthrough in Iowa Cold Case: 35 Years Later, Arrest Made. A major step has been taken to solve a decades old cold case right here in Iowa. Barbara Lenz’s Disappearance: What Happened in 1989?. In 1989, an Iowa woman named Barbara Lenz went missing and no one ever...
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Tariff impact on Quad Cities manufacturing: Local leaders warn of job losses and rising costs
As a 25% tariff on all imported aluminum and steel took effect today, local business leaders are expressing concerns that the move could lead to job losses and rising costs for manufacturers who rely on these materials.
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Casey's clerk jailed for lowering prices
SHELDON—A 19-year-old Paullina resident was arrested about 5 p.m. Saturday, March 9, on a charge of fourth-degree theft from the east Casey’s General Store in Sheldon. The arrest of Willie Leon Conley Jr. stemmed from an investigation into a report of him, as an employee at the store, overriding prices of products and selling them at a lower price to a customer, according to the Sheldon Police Department.
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American Pickers star Mike Wolfe’s Iowa store slammed as shoppers claim antiques cost ‘3 times the normal price’
AMERICAN Pickers star Mike Wolfe’s Iowa antique store has been slammed for its high prices as customers are accusing the owner of charging three times the normal cost. Mike, 60, owns Antique Archaeology in Le Claire, Iowa and Nashville, Tennessee. Customers have slammed the store for their expensive prices...
Daily Iowan
Prison-manufactured items sold across Iowa calls to question ethics of prison labor
Tucked away five miles south of Newton, Iowa, Newton Correctional Facility holds 938 low- and medium-security inmates. The facility is also the site of Homes for Iowa, a nonprofit organization that trains incarcerated individuals in home-building trades such as drywall, electric, plumbing, and framing to build affordable homes for Iowans and to reduce recidivism rates, the rate at which incarcerated individuals re-enter incarceration.
The US Sun
American Pickers alum Frank Fritz’s shoppers ‘let down’ over ‘underwhelming’ antiques as shop struggles after his death
AMERICAN Pickers alum Frank Fritz’s customers have been disappointed over the store’s “underwhelming” items as the antique shop has struggled after his death. Frank passed away on September 30 at 60 years old, two years after he suffered a stroke that left him debilitated, and under a conservatorship and guardianship.
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Illinois congressman fights to keep Social Security buildings open until Trump leaves office
Democratic Illinois Congressman Eric Sorensen has introduced a bill to keep Social Security offices open until January 21, 2029, to protect the vulnerable residents who rely on these critical services.
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Thomson Prison on lockdown since Sunday
THOMPSON, Ill. (KWQC) - Thomson Prison had been on lockdown since Sunday, according to the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Officials from the Bureau said institutions usually stay on lockdown to investigate incidents and make sure staff and inmates are safe. Visitation at Thomson has been suspended until further notice, according...