Articles Tagged: Iowa

CEDAR RAPIDS – The city has contracted with Tennessee-based Atchison Consulting Service for an estimated $25,000 to draft a report …

DES MOINES – The Iowa Senate passed legislation Monday intended to strengthen ‘qualified immunity” for law enforcement officers who take …

More than 900,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in Iowa, according to data the Iowa Department of …

WEST LIBERTY – The West Liberty School District canceled classes Monday after several teachers reported experiencing side effects after receiving …

IOWA CITY – An Iowa journalist faces trial today on charges stemming from her coverage of a protest against racial …

Five hundred twenty-five thousand, six hundred minutes. A song from the musical ‘Rent” famously asks how we remember a year. …

IOWA CITY – The search for a 22nd University of Iowa president has seemed mostly quiet for months while consultants, …

DES MOINES – When the COVID-19 pandemic first reached the state one year ago today, Gov. Kim Reynolds assured Iowans …

March 8, 2020 First cases are confirmed — three Johnson County residents were on an Egyptian cruise ship with a …

Some of the most horrific scenes early in the COVID-19 pandemic were in places like Italy and New York, where …

The number of people being treated in Iowa hospitals for COVID-19 dropped Sunday morning to levels not seen since last …

CEDAR RAPIDS – Students and staff will be moving out of Coolidge Elementary School this summer and into the newly …

DES MOINES — ‘Have device, will gamble’ has become the mantra of many Iowans now able to access sports betting …

Across the state, local public health departments were pivoting their COVID-19 vaccine distribution plans on Friday, an effort that likely …

Both chambers of the Iowa Legislature recently passed a bill backed by the Iowa Department of Corrections to clarify who …