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Iowa steel plant draws comparisons to Trump’s unfulfilled Foxconn promise (opens the original)
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DUBUQUE, Iowa (KCRG) — President Donald Trump’s announcement to build America’s largest-ever steel plant in Iowa has drawn comparisons to a similar pledge he made to Wisconsin in 2017 that went largely unfulfilled. During Trump’s first term, the president promised Wisconsin a $10 billion factory that would bring 13,000 jobs. He called the Foxconn project a step toward revitalizing U.S. tech manufacturing. State and local governments committed hundreds of millions of dollars in tax breaks and inf
Student loan borrowers face higher payments after SAVE plan deadline passes (opens the original)
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DUBUQUE, Iowa (KCRG) — Millions of Americans are now on a new student loan repayment plan after a deadline to select a new plan passed Sept. 29. University of Dubuque student financial planning director Sara Sroka says the institution was notified by the U.S. Department of Education in March that the “Saving on a Valuable Education” plan, known as the SAVE plan, would be terminated. “It really wasn’t a shock based on some things with the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, and we knew that some changes
$18M Dubuque County bond would cost more than expected, supervisors split on issue (opens the original)
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DUBUQUE COUNTY, Iowa (KCRG) — A calculation error by the Dubuque County Conservation Board’s financial advisors means an $18 million bond facing voters in November would cost more than previously told to taxpayers. In August, board chair George Davis said the measure would cost taxpayers $4.88 per $100,000 of assessed value, but the impact was revised to $9.58 per $100,000 of residential home assessed value. However, in a press release, the board said it plans to issue bonds in four or five year
Most Agri Star workers return after plant fire, community support still needed (opens the original)
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POSTVILLE, Iowa (KCRG) — Most of the 600 former Agri Star Meat and Poultry processing plant workers are back on the job after a July fire as community members request help to support people still waiting for a call back. Investigators said the fire destroyed about 75% of the Postville kosher processing plant after the fire started in the facility’s laundry room. The blaze was ruled an accident. No one was hurt. Burn marks still scar the side of the plant, but production is returning. About 400 p
$40M project restores disappearing Mississippi River islands, habitats (opens the original)
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GUTTENBERG, Iowa (KCRG) — Islands and backwaters in the Mississippi River are disappearing, threatening natural habitats for fish and wildlife. A $40 million habitat rehabilitation and enhancement project in the river’s Lower Pool 10 is underway near Guttenberg to rebuild islands and protect the ecosystem. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers St. Paul District’s Upper Mississippi River Restoration Program is celebrating its 40th year of restoring wildlife habitats. Program manager John Henderson sai
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