On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast we bid farewell to the Iowa Democratic caucuses.
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On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast we bid farewell to the Iowa Democratic caucuses.
Ryan Waller began the job in growing city in November 2021.
A state panel has asked Cedar Rapids to reapply for funds to support the ConnectCR project to revitalize Cedar Lake, but city officials say the decision won’t stop the transformative endeavor from moving forward. Reapplying “fits perfectly” with the project timeline, city officials say.
Iowa, which experienced embarrassing problems tabulating the Democratic results in 2020, is largely a white state that would have no early role in winnowing Democratic presidential candidates.
Board to meet again after 3 recounts completed
Former U.S. representative will become special envoy for global youth issues
Republicans U.S. Sens. Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst of Iowa, the country's top corn and ethanol producing state, said the EPA should have gone further to require even more use of advanced biofuels.
Iowa lost many older workers who are not being replaced by younger or new Iowans, the ISU professor says.
$20M in federal pandemic funds will help build 91 homes
Money comes from first round of federal infrastructure law
The wage enhancement program funded by pandemic relief dollars is intended to boost wages without raising the cost for Johnson County families.
A district court judge has dismissed lawsuits that challenged council votes that advanced Cargill’s construction of a rail yard in Cedar Rapids’ Rompot neighborhood. The rail yard is slated to become fully operational in December.
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