Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 11th of September.
Good morning, West Des Moines.
Restaurant owner Rehmat Ullah of New York Gyro became a U.S. citizen after a 10-year journey when he signed his paperwork on Aug.
24 at the Iowa Cubs baseball field in Des Moines & celebrated the milestone as the fulfillment of his American dream.
The Better Business Bureau advised storm victims to slow down when hiring cleanup crews amid a surge in calls following severe weather that left fallen trees and drainage issues—residents should steer clear of out-of-town contractors and large upfront payments.
Iowa farmers are coping with diesel prices near $6 a gallon, forcing them to limit fuel orders ahead of the harvest season.
The high cost pushes tough budgeting choices & may drive a shift towards more sustainable practices.
The sale of Valley West Mall is set to close within 30 days after a judge approved the deal, though details remain sealed & no redevelopment plan has been announced.
Mayor Trimble said the city is in talks with the buyer and expects cooperation from JCPenney.
Fans can test their rivalry knowledge with an interactive quiz on the storied Iowa-Iowa State football series available online ahead of the upcoming Cy-Hawk matchup—offering a fun challenge for local enthusiasts.
Des Moines native Eli Raridon scored the NFL season's first touchdown on Sept.
9 for the Patriots on a 2-yard pass against the Seahawks. The 22 year old from Valley and Notre Dame alum will back up Hunter Henry as his team readies for a home opener on Sunday, Sept. 20.
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