How affordable is Des Moines compared to other Midwest cities? Two Iowa areas rank highly.
If you're looking for a cheap place to live, Iowa is home to some of the most affordable cities in the Midwest, according to ...
Where to find some of the best Chinese restaurants and buffets in the Des Moines metro
You can find spicy Sichuan, Cantonese dumplings, Hunan smoked meats, and sweet and sour dishes from Shanghai here in the Des ...
How to use the Des Moines Register's new restaurant inspection lookup database
Why figuring out Iowa's food inspections can be hardIn the lead-up to the 2020 election, all eyes are on Iowa. Get updates of ...
See renderings of Des Moines' next eco-friendly, mass-timber building
The developers behind the Star Lofts, Iowa's first zero-carbon certified building, are working on another project close by.
Lincoln High School senior wins Des Moines Register's Student of the Week
Valeria Diaz-Ruiz "exemplifies the qualities of an outstanding student and community leader," according to a school counselor ...
These Afghans helped the U.S. military. Now, they seek help for Des Moines cultural center
Four leaders of the Afghan community established in Des Moines beginning in 2021 are on a quest to build a mosque and ...
Des Moines Register reporter Tommy Birch writes amazing stories that go beyond the box score
Des Moines. We're on the edge of Beaverdale. Maybe we're actually in Beaverdale. I say we're from Beaverdale, though. I ...
The new mascot of Des Moines?!? The Iowa Almanac shares what happened on this day in history in 1857
Des Moines, located where the Raccoon River and Des Moines River meet, officially got it's name on this date in 1857.
Dog found tied in trash bag, dumped in Des Moines has new home
A dog who was found tied up in a trash bag and dumped in Des Moines now has a new home. On December 10 a male bulldog, now named Wally, was found along the side of a road ...
When was Tom Vilsack governor? U.S. Agriculture Secretary returns to Iowa for new role.
Here's what to know about Tom Vilsack, who will become the new president of the Des Moines-based World Food Prize Foundation.
Iowa DNR investigating sewer discharge running into Yeader Creek in Des Moines
City officials in Des Moines notified the DNR of a sanitary sewer overflow near a Starbucks, located at SE 14th Street and East Diehl Avenue.
The Gazette8h
Former USDA secretary, governor Tom Vilsack returns to Iowa to lead World Food Prize
The former USDA secretary and former governor will be CEO of the Des Moines-based World Food Prize Foundation,which strives ...