Articles Tagged: Diseases

When this coronavirus pandemic started and our businesses largely shut down, a thing I heard people saying over and over …

Eastern Iowa Airport proposed mandatory, preflight medical screenings for all passengers Thursday morning in an effort to avoid spread of …

CEDAR RAPIDS – As coronavirus shuttered the economy in March, Steve Shriver had a coffee shop where no one could …

MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa – Employees at the Iowa Veterans Home have been disciplined more than 20 times for personal protective equipment …

MUSCATINE – Muscatine Mayor Diana Broderson exceeded her authority by mandating that people wear face coverings in public, according to …

The percentage of daily positive COVID-19 tests in Iowa reached over 10 percent for the first time in more than …

PORTLAND, Maine – School districts across America are in the midst of making wrenching decisions over how to resume classes …

FAYETTE, Maine – Camp Winnebago was founded during the Spanish Flu and weathered all manner of health scares from polio …

Sunday marked the third time in eight days that no deaths in Iowa as a result of COVID-19 were reported …

IOWA CITY – When the COVID-19 pandemic first reached Iowa City, downtown shut down. Restaurants were open only for delivery …

Iowa’s executive branch is getting a grim gift from a company that has long made garments for meatpacking workers: a …

On the eve of a University of Iowa live presentation regarding fall plans for COVID-19-affected academics and classrooms, dozens of …

IOWA CITY – In year 14 as a University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics registered nurse, Laramie Wall is deeply …

CEDAR RAPIDS – After months of virtual town halls, roundtables and campaign events, Iowa congressional candidates are inching their way …

For the first time in nearly three months, no Iowans have died as a result of COVID-19 in comparable 24-hour …