The number of women graduating with science, technology, engineering or math degrees from public universities in Iowa has spiked in …
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The number of women graduating with science, technology, engineering or math degrees from public universities in Iowa has spiked in …
IOWA CITY – One of Iowa City’s oldest churches, which just years ago seemed poised for demolition, has been added …
CEDAR RAPIDS — With frigid temperatures threatening to close many area schools — and their cafeterias — community members …
IOWA CITY – Although conversations about homelessness in Iowa City this winter have surrounded whether the new Pedestrian Mall benches …
It might not seem unusual that a lot of babies were born in 2018 at UnityPoint Health – St. Luke’s …
The recent opening of the long-awaited Highway 100 extension around west Cedar Rapids includes a couple of new exits onto …
Last Monday at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, congregation and community members alike gathered to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.’s …
Just the mention of JFK can still bring people to tears. Kate Kunau, associate curator at the Cedar Rapids …
More than a hundred people turned out Friday to welcome home injured Clinton firefighter Adam Cain. Cain, 23, was injured …
RAGBRAI devotees could be in for a surprise when overnight towns for the 47th annual border-to-border midsummer bike ride are …
Some eateries in the Corridor have been offering help to federal workers who have been going unpaid during the ongoing …
CEDAR RAPIDS — Phoebe and Samuel Charles are on a mission — to promote Midwestern comfort food. What that …
In this episode of the Gazette Gives Back Podcast, Ashley Glassberg, outreach and marketing coordinator at Willis Dady Homeless Services, speaks …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Veterans and the Rollergirls are teaming up off the rink for a Black and Blue Masquerade Ball …
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