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What you need to know about 2026 Principal Charity Classic

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Strong storms expected in hot, humid stretch

A hot and humid air mass will remain in place Wednesday, setting the stage for strong to severe thunderstorms by Wednesday afternoon and evening, with

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Community of music lovers find home in central Iowa through K-pop

K-pop culture finds home in central Iowa as fans build community beyond the music AT RAINFALL COMING LATER THIS WEEK. COMING UP. ALL RIGHT. WE

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Central Iowa voters should confirm polling place before voting

Polk County Auditor Jamie Fitzgerald said the most important thing voters can do before heading out is confirm their polling place. He says any confusion

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Rescuers try to reach climbers who fell on Mount McKinley

Conditions of 4 climbers who fell on Mount McKinley unknown as rescuers try to reach them Updated: 6:53 PM CDT May 28, 2026 Editorial Standards

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Des Moines man charged in deadly hit-and-run crash

An overnight hit-and-run crash in Des Moines left a woman dead, and police say a suspect has now been identified and charged following an intensive

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Trump says he ‘wasn’t involved’ in settlement that drops tax claims against him

President Donald Trump says that he “wasn’t involved” in a settlement that drops past tax inquiries into the president, his family, and his businesses. The

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Severe storms return Saturday evening

A quiet start to Sunday but multiple rounds of storms and the potential for severe weather is still on the way throughout the weekend and

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State property tax reform bill sparks concern over future of Des Moines libraries

Des Moines residents are raising concerns about the future of the city’s public library system as city leaders prepare to begin budget planning earlier than

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‘Unidentified phenomena’ seen in photos from Apollo missions

The Pentagon has released what it calls the first of a series of declassified materials involving unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAPs, including those from the