Articles Tagged: Daily Report

IOWA CITY – After all five of the bids to create ‘gateway” monuments at entrance points to the University of …

Nearly 60 percent of Iowa school districts reported no student seclusion or restraint incidents in 2015-2016, part of a ‘pervasive …

CEDAR RAPIDS – About a dozen Iowans seeking better treatment for asylum-seekers silently protested Sunday outside Sen. Joni Ernst’s private …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Vietnam veteran Darrell Washburn never wanted the attention that comes with a Purple Heart. Any time his …

MARSHALLTOWN – Tickets are on sale for the Times-Republican’s ‘Progress and Pride” benefit banquet on the anniversary of the EF-3 …

IOWA CITY – Iowa City police said a hate crime was committed when a white man assaulted a black man …

DES MOINES – Gov. Kim Reynolds says she is assembling a new team of key state agency leaders to take …

PEOSTA – Iowa City West baseball coach Charlie Stumpff said he received a postseason feel Friday. If anyone knows, it …

IOWA CITY — When the prep baseball substate assignments were released June 14, Class 4A No. 7 Linn-Mar and No. …

CENTRAL CITY — Amber Rose grew up watching her older brothers go to Boy Scout camps, wishing she could do …

CEDAR RAPIDS – It’s time to parade some Red, White and Blue, which is the theme for this year’s patriotic …

DES MOINES – Illinois is slated to become the 11th state to legalize marijuana when dispensaries begin offering products for …

CEDAR RAPIDS – A Central City woman, charged with running over and killing a cyclist last year, wants a judge …

Unemployed Iowans and those who have suffered workplace injuries soon will see an increase in their maximum weekly benefits. The …

Iowa companies can benefit from a melting pot of employees at all levels, with varying backgrounds in terms of gender, …