Articles Tagged: Diseases

There will be no late-night storytelling, archery lessons or firefly hunts this summer at Camp Tanager. Tanager Place, which operates …

The scene from Wisconsin provided a perfect illustration of the careful balancing act faced by elected officials as states deal …

The state Sunday reported five more deaths due to the novel coronavirus – the first time in six days that …

IOWA CITY, Iowa – Iowa has rebuilt its stockpile of personal protective equipment after a dire shortage that prompted the …

In the days before his death, an Iowa meatpacking worker twice warned that the coronavirus was spreading through his Sioux …

JOHNSTON – Parents breathed a sigh of relief Friday when state officials said they have not received any reports of …

12:10 P.M.: MARION INITIATES RESIDENT READINESS SURVEY Marion’s Community Recovery Task Force is assisting businesses reopen with the creation of …

JOHNSTON – Gov. Kim Reynolds expressed confidence Thursday in Iowa’s ability to ‘manage and contain” the COVID-19 epidemic now that …

Cedar Rapids Transit Service resumes Monday Buses will Monday through Friday from 5:15 a.m. to 7 p.m., with hourly service …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Sen. Joni Ernst plans to kick off the general election campaign with an in-person fundraiser. The Iowa …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Only 334 people were tested for the coronavirus disease over the first four days of a new …

The way businesses interact with customers, employees and suppliers as a result of the coronavirus pandemic will be felt for …

Congress will approve a Phase 4 coronavirus relief package, U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley predicted Wednesday, but not until it evaluates …

JOHNSTON — Declaring that new coronavirus cases are declining in most counties and hospitals are well equipped, Gov. Kim Reynolds …

12:10 p.m.: Iowa City will delay water-rate increase IOWA CITY – On Monday, Iowa City Mayor Bruce Teague signed a …