News Briefing – September 2, 2010
- State set to hire Lake Delhi consultant: REGISTER
- Election ’10: Terry Branstad’s inner circle mixes of old faces, new ones: REGISTER
- Business Council survey suggest recovery may be ‘pausing’: RADIO IOWA
- State tax receipts up 1.8 percent for July and August: RADIO IOWA
- Ottumwa residents chafe as flood persist for 3 months: REGISTER
- Summer rainfall second in records, behind ’93: REGISTER
- Midwest managers: New recession likely: REGISTER
- Thousands can pay just half their court fines under ‘amnesty’ program: RADIO IOWA
- State senator targets Mickelson’s advertisers because of comments on homosexuals: REGISTER
- Parents fight school dress code: QC TIMES
- Police to promote preschool: REGISTER
- Election ’10: Branstad unveils 5-year Iowa agriculture plan: QC TIMES
- Cedar Rapids still needs help recovering: REGISTER
- Report says 95% have access to high speed internet in Iowa: RADIO IOWA
News Briefing | September 2, 2010
