Articles Tagged: Daily Report

With our lives upended by COVID-19, keeping children reading is an enjoyable pastime for families to give and receive. Here …

On July 1, the Cedar Rapids Family Medicine Residency Program, the sole training program for family medicine doctors following their …

DES MOINES – Majority Republicans spent Friday ironing out differences on a nearly $7.8 billion spending plan for fiscal 2021 …

Former RAGBRAI director T.J. Juskiewicz, who resigned in October to launch a now-postponed alternative bike ride across Iowa, is leaving …

DES MOINES – Gov. Kim Reynolds said it will go down as one of the finest hours of the Iowa …

IOWA CITY – A 10-year-old boy said in court Friday that after he was molested last year by his former …

Two retailers with stores in Marion’s Collins Road Square shopping center are permanently closing their doors. Dallas, Texas-based Tuesday Morning …

COVID-19 cases topped 23,000 in Iowa on Friday, though the number of hospitalizations dropped for the 16th day in a …

Iowa has purchased 1 million face masks through a Republican campaign vendor that will be used by some health care …

IOWA CITY – The University of Iowa will not follow the lead of its fellow regent schools by moving up …

DES MOINES – Rep. Amy Nielsen, D-North Liberty, thought she would get some Republican support for her ‘pink tax” amendment …

At a time of national reckoning over U.S. treatment of its black citizens, Iowa State University is joining the institutions …

CEDAR RAPIDS – An 18-year-old Cedar Rapids woman told a judge Thursday that she struggles with nightmares and has difficulty …

CORALVILLE – An hourlong standoff between Black Lives Matter protesters and law enforcement ended peacefully Thursday evening. After a two-day …

Eastern Iowa hospitals are bracing for the day their blood supply runs short as elective surgeries resume but the COVID-19 …