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Iowa attorney general candidates lay out goals for safety, taking on big corporations (opens the original)
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Nate Willems is the Democratic challenger to Republican incumbent Brenna Bird. Nate Willems is the Democratic challenger to Republican incumbent Brenna Bird. Democrat Nate Willems is running against Republican incumbent Brenna Bird in the race for Iowa Attorney General. KCCI reporter Natalia Gomez del Campo sat down recently for 1-on-1 interviews with both candidates. Bird said she first ran for office when she realized the role's impact. "I like people and like helping people and getting to ser
Nunn, Miller-Meeks back Iran war powers vote after past opposition (opens the original)
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The resolution passed for a third time in the U.S. This time around, Nunn and Miller-Meeks joined the 'yes' vote The resolution passed for a third time in the U.S. This time around, Nunn and Miller-Meeks joined the 'yes' vote For the third time, the House has passed a war powers resolution related to the war in Iran. Seven Republicans joined Democrats, including Iowa Reps. Zach Nunn and Mariannette Miller-Meeks — both of whom previously voted against the measure and are now facing criticism from
Des Moines cuts police, fire budgets by hundreds of thousands (opens the original)
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Gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand held an event with law enforcement officials showing support Gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand held an event with law enforcement officials showing support Des Moines City Council passed sweeping budget cuts on Monday. Most city programs are affected, including law enforcement. KCCI spoke with Peter Zemansky with the City of Des Moines. He said that out of the $11.5 million in cuts to most city programs, police face $566,000 in cuts, and fire departments $260,000.
Iowans walk 21 miles to honor lives lost during 9/11 (opens the original)
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The yearly tradition unites Iowans wanting to honor the lives lost during the 9/11 attacks. The yearly tradition unites Iowans wanting to honor the lives lost during the 9/11 attacks. Over 50 people gathered Friday in Centennial Park in Waukee to honor all the lives affected by 9/11. They are set to walk 21 miles and end at the Iowa State Capitol. At 9:11 a.m. Friday, bells rang to kick off the yearly tradition. Anthony Powers, a Vietnam War veteran, has come back multiple years. He recalled tim
Overnight storms bury Des Moines roads, yards and roofs (opens the original)
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Driving down 11th and Carpenter in Des Moines, neighbors stood outside in pure shock at all the damage and the fallen trees around 7:30 a.m. Roads, yards, and even some roofs were covered in tree branches following the overnight storms. "I think the cleanup is gonna be more crazy, especially the roads," said Consuelo Salas, a woman who lives in one of the homes. Consuelo and her daughter Yaretzi say it's been years since they've seen damage like this. "She looked out the window, and she said a b
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