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Cedar Rapids Gazette: Medicaid payment problems have forced one Cedar Rapids-based wheelchair provider to stop selling medical equipment to skilled-nursing facilities. JVA Mobility said that, despite obtaining prior authorizations to supply individuals living at nursing facilities …
Des Moines Register: Delta Air Lines travelers in Des Moines airport were starting to move through airport security this morning after a system outage grounded planes across the globe. Delta said that systems were back online …
Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier: A controversial downtown white-water course remained afloat as city leaders authorized additional design work. Waterloo City Council members voted 5-1 Monday to approve more engineering related to the proposed course along the east …
Kent Corp., a family-owned food products and animal feed manufacturer with headquarters in Muscatine, has acquired privately held PouchTec Industries, a food and liquid packaging company based in Foley, Minn. For more than 24 years, …
Des Moines Register: Iowa has the third-lowest unemployment rate in the construction industry, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Just 2.4 percent of Iowa construction workers were unemployed in June, compared with 4.6 …
Des Moines Register: A Polk County task force says the local minimum wage should increase to $10.75 per hour by 2019. The group will recommend that the Polk County Board of Supervisors increase the minimum wage …
Quad-City Times: Gov. Terry Branstad is floating a compromise he hopes will generate state money to address water-quality concerns while balancing future needs for school infrastructure and other conservation, resource protection and recreational purposes. Branstad said …
Ames Tribune: Ames was recently ranked the eighth-best city in the country for career opportunities, according to study done by SmartAsset, a personal finance technology company. Ames was the only Iowa city among the 25 cities …
Cedar Rapids Gazette: The Coralville City Council voted Tuesday night to allow for a new structure, which will replace the old Sears store at Coral Ridge Mall. The City Council voted 4-0 to approve the mall’s …
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