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Personal-finance

She thought she donated $50. A tap-to-pay scam took $1,000 instead

She thought she donated $50. A tap-to-pay scam took $1,000 instead

  • Susan Tompor Detroit Free Press

Scammers count on us tapping without checking how much is being charged or the business name receiving the payment, experts warn. And they're going to rush you through the process.

5 ways to slash back-to-school spending

5 ways to slash back-to-school spending

  • Kimberly Palmer NerdWallet

NerdWallet’s annual back-to-school shopping survey found that shoppers estimate they’ll spend an average of $611 on back-to-school expenses such as clothing, supplies and books.

Swimming in debt, record numbers of Americans seek credit counseling

Swimming in debt, record numbers of Americans seek credit counseling

  • Daniel de Visé USA Today

Household debt nationwide totals $18.8 trillion, the highest number on record, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

The Great Wealth Transfer will be smaller than you think

The Great Wealth Transfer will be smaller than you think

  • Daniel de Visé USA Today

There’s been a lot of talk about the Great Wealth Transfer, a projected shift of an estimated $124 trillion from older generations to younger ones.

States with the Best & Worst School Systems (2026)

States with the Best & Worst School Systems (2026)

  • Adam McCann, WalletHub Financial Writer

Securing a child’s academic success begins with choosing the right schools. It’s important for parents to find a school system that will provide their children with all the resources they need to thrive, both academically and emotionally.

Trump Accounts are now live. Here's how they work

Trump Accounts are now live. Here's how they work

  • Daniel de Visé USA TODAY

Trump Accounts went live on the Fourth of July, with the families of 6 million children claiming accounts. Among those are 1.4 million newborns who get $1,000 in seed money.

Most & Least Stressed Cities in America (2026)

Most & Least Stressed Cities in America (2026)

  • Adam McCann, WalletHub Financial Writer

Stress is inevitable. Everyone experiences some degree of it normally, but the past few years have elevated Americans’ stress levels with everything from economic uncertainty toinflationand ongoing public safety concerns. For example, more than 500mass shootingswere reported in 2024, contrib…

Report: Texas Is the Eighth-Most Fun State

    Texas is the eighth-most fun state, according to a new WalletHub study that compared all 50 states across 26 key metrics. The analysis considered factors ranging from movie costs to the accessibility of national parks to nightlife options per capita.

    Report: Washington Is the Seventh-Most Fun State

      Washington is the seventh-most fun state, according to a new WalletHub study that compared all 50 states across 26 key metrics. The analysis considered factors ranging from movie costs to the accessibility of national parks to nightlife options per capita.

      Report: Nevada Is the Fourth-Most Fun State

        Nevada is the fourth-most fun state, according to a new WalletHub study that compared all 50 states across 26 key metrics. The analysis considered factors ranging from movie costs to the accessibility of national parks to nightlife options per capita.

        Report: Illinois Is the Third-Most Fun State

          Illinois is the third-most fun state, according to a new WalletHub study that compared all 50 states across 26 key metrics. The analysis considered factors ranging from movie costs to the accessibility of national parks to nightlife options per capita.

          5 ways to slash back-to-school spending

          5 ways to slash back-to-school spending

            NerdWallet’s annual back-to-school shopping survey found that shoppers estimate they’ll spend an average of $611 on back-to-school expenses such as clothing, supplies and books.

            Best & Worst Community Colleges (2026)

              Community colleges offer students the ability to get higher education without having as much financial strain. During the 2025 to 2026 academic year,

              tuition and fees

              for full-time, in-state enrollment at a public two-year college averaged just $4,150 per year. Compare that to $11,950 at a public four-year institution and $45,000 at a four-year private school.

              States With the Best & Worst Community Colleges (2026)

                University education is out of reach for many Americans, but thanks to community colleges, higher education is more accessible than ever. Compared with public four-year institutions, where tuition and fees cost

                almost three times as much

                on average, community colleges offer significant savings for students.

                Local News

                Is Iowa losing its religion? Church closures mount in rural communities

                Is Iowa losing its religion? Church closures mount in rural communities

                Crawford County saw a 27.4% reduction in church membership after a decade, according to religion census data compiled by the Des Moines Register.

                One person dead, two injured in Boone County crash on Sunday

                One person dead, two injured in Boone County crash on Sunday

                BOONE — A Boone man is dead in a Sunday crash that also injured two children in Boone County.

                Photos: Guns in Northeast Iowa crime cases

                Photos: Guns in Northeast Iowa crime cases

                We've compiled pictures of different weapons that have come up during criminal investigations in Northeast Iowa in recent years.

                Rachel Van Gorp playing volleyball with her mom Janice

                Rachel Van Gorp playing volleyball with her mom Janice

                Rachel Van Gorp playing volleyball with her mom Janice.

                State & Regional

                Auditor candidate Taylor Wettach says he’ll work to reverse law limiting audits

                Auditor candidate Taylor Wettach says he’ll work to reverse law limiting audits

                Taylor Wettach spoke to Iowa State Fair attendees and reporters during the Des Moines Register Political Soapbox on Aug. 22, 2026. (Photo by Brooklyn Draisey/Iowa Capital Dispatch)

                Wet summer delays construction, hinders mowing

                Aug. 22—With more than a week left in August, this month's precipitation is already quadruple the amount received in August 2025. Iowa's Automated Surface Observing System has rainfall in Creston at 4.54 inches this month compared to just 1.11 inches last August. These heavy summer rains, including 5.84 inches received in June, have impacted all facets of rural life. Mowing has become an issue ...

                Flock license plate readers vandalized in the Quad-Cities

                Several police departments in the Quad-Cities are experiencing a spate of vandalism against Flock cameras, following a national trend. Flock is a brand of automatic license plate readers. The cameras record vehicles' license plates and other information about passing cars, such as the make, model and color, and upload it to a searchable database. Law enforcement officials say license plate ...

                Former Moline city administrator resigned after concerns over his professional behavior

                Saying he was disillusioned with the direction in which Moline elected officials were taking the city, former City Administrator Bogdan "Bob" Vitas Jr., said he had plans to retire in January 2027. But his departure was hastened when he was told earlier this month the city council was going to terminate his employment agreement at the Tuesday council meeting, citing concerns over human ...

                Nation & World

                Crypto, AI and betting firms fuel record elections spending

                Crypto, AI and betting firms fuel record elections spending

                U.S. companies spent an unprecedented $517 million on U.S. House and Senate races in the 15 months through the end of the first quarter of 2026.

                She thought she donated $50. A tap-to-pay scam took $1,000 instead

                She thought she donated $50. A tap-to-pay scam took $1,000 instead

                Scammers count on us tapping without checking how much is being charged or the business name receiving the payment, experts warn. And they're going to rush you through the process.

                Moderna, Merck breakthrough could usher in cancer vaccines

                Moderna, Merck breakthrough could usher in cancer vaccines

                The companies said their vaccine helped prevent the return and spread of melanoma in a trial that involved more than 1,000 patients.

                MAGA dissidents plot after splitting from Trump on Iran

                MAGA dissidents plot after splitting from Trump on Iran

                President Donald Trump led an insurgent takeover of the Republican Party. Now, conservative war critics could use the same playbook.

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                Denison woman dies, Lincoln driver seriously injured in western Iowa crash

                Denison woman dies, Lincoln driver seriously injured in western Iowa crash

                Moderna, Merck breakthrough could usher in cancer vaccines

                Moderna, Merck breakthrough could usher in cancer vaccines

                Is Iowa losing its religion? Church closures mount in rural communities

                Is Iowa losing its religion? Church closures mount in rural communities

                Shopping

                Hank Brown | Iowa Football | April 16

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                8 best CBD gummies for relaxation and wellness

                8 best CBD gummies for relaxation and wellness

                Affiliate. Take a closer look at some of the top CBD gummy options on the market.

                Survey: Impulse Buys May Be Ruining Some Americans’ Finances

                Survey: Impulse Buys May Be Ruining Some Americans’ Finances

                Long gone are the days where impulse buying meant grabbing an unplanned candy bar or magazine in the checkout line. Now, social media makes it quick and easy for us to purchase just about anything with the click of a button, whether or not it’s in the budget. And for some Americans, it’s hurting them...

                Partner

                Cold and flu: How long am I contagious?

                Cold and flu: How long am I contagious?

                Get Healthy. If a cold or the flu hits your household, it’s best to stay away from other people while you rest and recover, but just how long does it take until you’re out of the danger zone?

                Take back your back! 5 moves for a divine spine

                Take back your back! 5 moves for a divine spine

                Get Healthy. If your back hurts on the regular, you’re not alone. Here are five ways to take back your back.

                Is gluten-free right for me?

                Is gluten-free right for me?

                Get Healthy. Here’s how to figure out if going gluten-free is a good idea.

                Shinrin-yoku: Recharge your spirit with the Japanese art of forest bathing

                Shinrin-yoku: Recharge your spirit with the Japanese art of forest bathing

                Get Healthy. If you’re feeling mentally or emotionally worn down, a forest bath may be just the ticket to clear and cleanse your mind and spirit. Here are a few tips on how to make the most of the experience.

                Crime

                Kadin Hoger grilling at the encampment on Williamson and South Baldwin streets

                Kadin Hoger grilling at the encampment on Williamson and South Baldwin streets

                Kadin Hoger was grilling at the encampment on Williamson and South Baldwin streets from 2 p.m. Friday until 2 a.m. Saturday.

                People gather at the site where Corey Ruiz was fatally shot by a police officer

                People gather at the site where Corey Ruiz was fatally shot by a police officer

                People gather at Williamson and South Baldwin Streets where Corey Ruiz was fatally shot by a police officer on Wednesday afternoon in Madison.

                Williamson Street memorial site holds strong on day 3

                Williamson Street memorial site holds strong on day 3

                The memorial for Corey Ruiz has been in place on Williamson Street since Wednesday, when Ruiz was shot dead by police there. It was still holding strong Saturday, with no sign of police or other means of removal. Protesters said they plan on staying as long as they can.

                Owner of Dow City bar sentenced to up to 10 years for sexual abuse

                Owner of Dow City bar sentenced to up to 10 years for sexual abuse

                The owner of a Dow City bar will spend up to a decade in prison for sexually abusing an employee.

                Politics

                Political Soapbox to host 21 candidates at 2026 Iowa State Fair

                Political Soapbox to host 21 candidates at 2026 Iowa State Fair

                So far, 21 candidates have secured their slot to talk at The Des Moines Register Political Soapbox at the Iowa State Fair. 

                New White House Rose Garden statue created by Trump sculptor

                New White House Rose Garden statue created by Trump sculptor

                Trump’s remaking of the Rose Garden continues with sculptures lining one side of the paved-over garden, facing the Oval Office.

                Video: Candidate Rob Sand on red versus blue

                Video: Candidate Rob Sand on red versus blue

                Rob Sand, Iowa Democratic candidate for governor, talks about Iowa's tradition of electing a balanced slate of politicians regardless of party affiliation.

                Video: Candidate Rob Sand leads singing of "America the Beautiful"

                Video: Candidate Rob Sand leads singing of "America the Beautiful"

                Rob Sand, Iowa Democratic candidate for governor, leads attendees in singing "American the Beautiful" during a campaign event in Sioux City Thursday. Singing the song has become a signature element of his events.

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