The last thing Wiese remembered was being on the phone inside B&B Automotive -- the Riverside auto repair shop where he worked -- and hanging up so he could get back to it. He remembered looking at the shop door and his boss, who was working on a car with its driver-side headlight out. And then nothing.
Michael Kleene working with Cedar Rapids school district to create new facility plan, with a possible 2025 bond referendum.
Restoration efforts led by the Class of 1973 unveiled at Linn-Mar High’s homecoming football game Friday
As technology has made the world seem smaller, college campuses have gotten bigger — expanding not just in place but over oceans, mountain ranges and glaciers under the northern lights of Iceland through university-sponsored study abroad programs that have reignited since the pandemic has waned.
The school bond referendum would fund construction of a new auditorium, safety and security upgrades and improvements to athletic facilities.
Healing Prairie Farm in Johnson County provides free services to youth experiencing mental health crisis in a home-like environment with access to animal therapy.
Gov. Kim Reynolds this week tapped another longtime Republican, supporter, and collaborator to serve on Iowa’s nine-member Board of Regents — charged with governing the state’s three public universities, including the sprawling University of Iowa Health Care system, and their combined $7.8 billion budget.
A North Liberty woman was charged last week with first-degree harassment after police say she threatened the principal of her daughter’s school.
With the bankruptcy case of Iowa City’s only community hospital winding down – and tens of millions in liquidated assets already distributed to bondholders – attorneys, consultants, and other professionals still are fighting for their cut, with fee applications topping $13 million.
Iowa School for the Deaf superintendent, Grant Wood chief administrator share about options for families.
On a typical day, Cornell College’s cafeteria is stocked with meals that are 20 to 30 percent locally sourced. But Tuesday, all the food served to Cornell students — breakfast, lunch and dinner — came from within 150 miles of the Mount Vernon campus.
Passes can be purchased online or at the gate using touchless pay
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