Pantry to be at terminal twice a month.
Pantry to be at bus terminal twice a month.
Violators of the emergency parking ban face a fine of $50 and/or towing.
Wi-Fi service ties in with new fareboxes slated for this summer.
The continued deep freeze has delayed the return to classes in some districts following winter break.
Vehicles parked on the street once the emergency ban begins are subject to a fine or towing.
Riders advised to plan their trips accordingly
Everything from tables and curtains to artwork and decor was donated when Olive Garden modernized its nearly 30-year-old restaurant.
The car that hit the man reportedly ended up down an embankment and on its side, KCCI-TV reported.
The starved teen died of cardiac arrest, severely malnourished and underweight, after being regularly locked in a room and denied food.
The weekly holiday event ends tonight with activities from 5 to 9 p.m. in Valley Junction.
Artwork done by Benjamin Gardner of Drake University
Tom Gross created his eye-catching leg lamp in tribute to what he calls "the greatest holiday story of all time."
The Iowa native, who blasted record after record in space, is back on Earth encouraging girls and women to pursue careers in STEM fields.
The accident Monday killed a high school senior active in wrestling, FFA and 4-H.
Fire is commonly used to control invasive plants and restore native plants to park areas.
Deals available online today include discounted tickets to Iowa Wild games, the Iowa State Fair and UNI basketball and wrestling.
West Des Moines police will conduct heightened enforcement efforts to watch for violations including seatbelt use and impaired driving.
Normal traffic will be restored on Ashworth Road and South 60th Street, but work to widen Ashworth will resume in the spring.
Long will be signing a new biography and story about the resurgence of UI football in the 1980's.
A call around 5 a.m. led West Des Moines crews to a fire in a mechanical area of the store.
A permit issued for construction at one of three Microsoft data center sites accounted for $69 million of October's $84.58 million total.
If you love the people, places and events that make your community unique ad you like to share the news, you might make a good Patch Mayor.
After the fall cleanup, decorations may be placed on graves starting Nov. 13.
The Lyric Building, home to the Theatrical Shop, is in the running for a $150,000 grant to be decided by a public vote that ends Tuesday.
The interactive piece by artist Kelsey Lampe is the third public art project to be installed at West Glen Town Center.
App can allow riders to purchase their bus passes on smartphones.
More than 10,000 donated winter clothing items will be provided to the homeless and near homeless by working with social service agencies.
Riders can purchase passes on smart phone to show to bus operate as they board.
Johnston and Altoona to get enhanced service
The Theatrical Shop in Valley Junction is among 25 projects in a national contest to award renovation money, based on public voting.
The Vintage & Made Fair at Living History Farms will blend handcrafted and repurposed items with antiques and vintage decor.
The City of West Des Moines has announced office closings for the upcoming Independence Day holiday.
“As a company, Symetra is committed to making a positive impact in our communities.”—Symetra CFO Margaret Meister
John Criss surprised his hometown in his will, leaving his $5.7 million fortune with a simple request: Make Sac City beautiful.
A woman who was hungry became upset at the wait time for her McChicken sandwich at a McDonald's in Iowa.
Route 6 to serve Principal Park area
Offer done as part of National Bike Month.
Pilot to evaluate impact of Wi-fi on ridership and rider satisfaction.
Nineteen organizations applied for the vans.