Articles Tagged: Daily Report

IOWA CITY – A Johnson County supervisor Tuesday – in discussing University of Iowa teacher demands the campus pivot immediately …

CEDAR RAPIDS – The Herbert Hoover National Historic Site is looking forward to getting a sliver of the $9 billion …

American, Southwest and other airlines have been meeting with Congressional and White House leaders to extend stimulus funds to help …

With four start-ups ending their run inside NewBo City Market because of the pandemic, musician Robert Wallace of Cedar Rapids …

Cedar Rapids coffee and lunch shop Blue Strawberry Coffee will close its store Aug. 10 and transition to an online-only …

Iowa nonprofits can receive up to $25,000 in assistance through Volunteer Iowa and Iowa Economic Development Authority’s Nonprofit Recovery Fund. …

More jobs are being eliminated at Deere and Co. Deere officials would not comment on how many salaried positions are …

AMES – What should have been a familiar and festive August scene of students unloading belongings into dorm rooms and …

CEDAR RAPIDS — After waiting five months, Michelle Martinko’s family and friends on Friday finally will see a Manchester man …

Brick-and-mortar stores in Iowa without an online presence now have a way to sell their products online. Iowa Economic Development …

NEW YORK – Lord and Taylor, America’s oldest retailer, is seeking bankruptcy protection, as is the owner of Men’s Wearhouse …

Hiawatha-based not-for-profit Hawkeye Area Community Action Program will receive a $539,476 federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and …

Brent Oleson announced on Monday he will retire from the Linn County Board of Supervisors. Oleson, who has served in …

Long-held notions of Greek life on campus – house parties and activities, chapter tours and games and events celebrating new …

After a gradual but steady decline in the use of food stamp benefits in Iowa over the past two years, …