Carroll’s City Council will discuss City Hall furnishings and water tower improvements at today’s meeting.

Those interested in using the Carroll Recreation Center after hours no longer need an annual membership to do so.

The budget for Carroll’s library and City Hall projects remains stable after a fifth change order, or adjustment to the budget, was approved Monday evening, City Manager Mike Pogge-Weaver said.

The Carroll City Council will meet today to discuss adjustments within the library and City Hall construction budget and design, a Relay for Life fundraiser and the city’s sesquicentennial celebration, and more.

Carroll County’s top economic-development official urged the region’s state legislators to prioritize deepening Iowa’s labor pool and improving the climate for start-ups.

Carroll City Councilwoman Carolyn Siemann has announced she intends to run for re-election on Nov. 5.

The Carroll Legislative Forum scheduled for this Saturday is being rescheduled for next Saturday, May 4, at the Des Moines Area Community College's Carroll campus due to the state legislature being in session through Saturday in Des Moines.

About half of the “contingency” fund allocated for Carroll’s City Hall and library improvements remains after a third adjustment to the project’s budget.

Congressman Steve King, R-Kiron, Tuesday said the leader of his party in the U.S. House made “a political decision that ignores the truth” in stripping of the western Iowan of his committee assignments over racially charged remarks.

Gov. Kim Reynolds has been elected in her own right, and myself and more than 3 million Iowans are relying on her leadership to deliver on the important priorities and initiatives she promoted throughout her campaign.

For one night, a group of Carroll-area residents and students teamed up to problem-solve.

Should Congress cut defense spending? Get tougher on welfare programs?

U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley says he’s “nervous” that President Donald Trump’s brinksmanship on trade could have “catastrophic” effects on Iowa farms. Moreover, Trump flat out doesn’t grasp the role of the presidency itself, the Iowa Republican and veteran senator said during an interview with this newspaper in his Washington, D.C., office.

The Carroll County Board of Supervisors approved a bid Monday from Des Moines law firm Dorsey & Whitney not to exceed $12,500 to help get a bond referendum for a new jail on an upcoming ballot.

Carroll’s City Council discussed supporting a new housing project in Carroll in addition to moving forward with several recreational projects during its meeting Monday.