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JOBLESS NUMBERS: Iowa saw a minor rise in its unemployment rate in October
Unemployment in Iowa showed a slight increase to 6.7 percent in October, compared to the previous month's 6.6 percent. The U.S. unemployment rate in October was 10.2 percent. more
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RUBASHKIN APPEAL: The former CEO of Agriprocessors is asking for a new trial after being convicted of financial fraud
A former Iowa kosher slaughterhouse manager convicted of financial fraud is asking for an acquittal or a new trial. more
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OUT OF JAIL: The woman accused of embezzling $5.9 million from her employer Aviva is free on bond
A metro woman accused of embezzling nearly $6 million from a West Des Moines insurance company is free on bond, but will be back in court Friday. more
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GIFT MART: Get a jump on holiday shopping while giving back to the community
You can get a jump on your holiday shopping this weekend, while giving back to the community. The 20th Gift Mart is happening through Saturday at the Polk County Convention Center downtown. more
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BOBCAT TRAPPING: Fur harvesters in Iowa are closing in on the 200 bobcat quota
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources reports fur harvesters are nearing their quota in the bobcat hunt. more
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ANOTHER CHALLENGER: A former Iowa State wrestling coach is hoping to take down eight-term incumbent Leonard Boswell
Iowa representative Leonard Boswell hopes to win an eighth term in office next year and now he is facing another possible Republican challenger. more
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EVICTION RULING: A law that allows landlords to notify tenants of eviction hearings through certified mail has been ruled unconstitutional
The Iowa Supreme Court has ruled that a state law allowing landlords to notify tenants of eviction hearings by certified mail is unconstitutional. more
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GUILTY VERDICT: A Fort Dodge man is facing life in prison after being convicted of killing his wife
A Webster County jury has convicted a Fort Dodge man of killing his wife. more
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: Family of the woman allegedly shot and killed by her estranged husband, hopes to address problems with protective order laws Video
TereseAnn Lynch-Moore received a protective order against her estranged husband October 26. Two weeks later, she was shot to death. Her estranged husband is accused of pulling the trigger on a gun he'd been ordered to surrender. It's one of the issues the Lynch family is expected to address... more
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ONE ON ONE: Former governor Terry Branstad sits down with Channel 13's Dave Price before his statewide tour Video
For weeks, Iowa Democrats and Republicans have questioned what former Governor Terry Branstad's stance is on same sex marriage. His former Lieutenant Governor Joy Corning had been making recorded, automated phone calls across the state promoting same sex marriages. more
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CHARGES DISMISSED: Judge dismisses 72 immigration charges against former Agriprocessors CEO Video
Sholom Rubashkin is guilty of bank fraud, mail fraud, money laundering and more when he was CEO at the Agriprocessors. At the time, the May 12, 2008 raid was the largest immigration bust in U.S. history. Authorities arrested hundreds of illegal workers. Today, the government says Rubashkin won't... more
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TAX CREDITS: A review of several state tax credit programs has been ordered by Governor Culver Video
Gov. Chet Culver is ordering a review of 30 tax credit programs administered by six state agencies to determine if they are meeting goals established when they were enacted. more
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