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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
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The U.S. Justice Department has announced a settlement with the state of Iowa to resolve allegations of abuse and inadequate care at the state-run Glenwood Resource Center, a center for people with intellectual disabilities.
School board expected to approve pilot agreement with survelliance company that continuously scan existing surveillance cameras for potential threats
Money comes from first round of federal infrastructure law
Parents of registered nurse beaten with hammer by two prison inmates last year are suing the state, prison and former warden for negligence and wrongful death.
The Iowa Home Grant will pay to construct six new houses in Cedar Valley Habitat for Humanity’s territory, which includes Linn and Benton counties. It’s one of 16 home grants that were announced by Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds on Thursday.
Wild Side Column: It’s not unusual for rivers to shape shift
Iowa City school calendars for the next three years — approved last month by the school board — don’t include plans to move to a four-day school week, a conversation that had been initiated by district officials earlier this year.
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.
