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Iowa Utilities board to discuss carbon dioxide pipeline

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(The Center Square) - The Iowa Utilities Board is holding a meeting on Aug. 22 on a proposed carbon pipeline rejected last week by...

Green: Maui recovery could take billions and several years

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(The Center Square) - Hawaiian officials pledge to rebuild parts of Maui devastated by a fire, but Gov. Josh Green said Thursday it could...

Arkansas waiting on approval for Medicaid work requirement

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(The Center Square) - Work requirements for some Arkansas Medicare recipients could go into effect as early as January if the Centers for Medicare...

Iowan learns of unclaimed McDonald’s stock worth $4.5 million

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(The Center Square) - One Iowa resident discovered $4.5 million from a letter Iowa Treasurer Randy Smith sent. ...

Loss of life expected in Maui fires, Green says

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(The Center Square) - Hawaii Gov. Josh Green said Wednesday he is returning to Hawaii as fires rage on Maui, affecting that county and...
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