A survey shows Americans worry more about rising living costs and slow job growth than the government shutdown.

A Community Satisfaction Survey commissioned by Salem leaders in September found that homelessness and public safety remain top issues.

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A new national survey of Division I school presidents, athletic directors and campus athletic leaders showed more than 75% ...

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U.S. services industry activity accelerated in December, but sky-rocketing COVID-19 infections depressed employment, heightening the risk that the economy shed jobs for the first time since the labor ...

While Iowa didn't have any buildings in the top five ugliest buildings, three did make the list of more than 100 public structures across the U.S.

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