Internet hosting and domain-name registrar business GoDaddy plans to move its operations to downtown Cedar Rapids next year, the company told its Hiawatha employees.
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Internet hosting and domain-name registrar business GoDaddy plans to move its operations to downtown Cedar Rapids next year, the company told its Hiawatha employees.
A judge will review an independent competency exam of Cedar Rapids man, who was convicted last year for sex assault of incapacitated Iowa City woman and video recording it, to determine if can stand trial in three more sex assault trials.
Schools resume charging for lunch, breakfast, after two years of federal waivers during pandemic.
A deputy medical examiner said 26 stab injuries to 29-year-old Carrie Davis were “sufficient” to kill her.
Policy agenda also includes legalizing marijuana
The superintendent of the 16,700-student school district was diagnosed with cervical cancer in 2020.
A strike would have affected not only commuters who rely on the railway to get to work but also the nation's energy supply and drinking water.
Train shipments of grain, fertilizer, lumber, produce and fuel will not come to a screeching halt on Friday, as a strike that could have idled freight and passenger trains across the state and country seems to have been averted -- for now.
Following a breakfast meeting with student leaders on Thursday, Iowa regents decided to increase their state funding request by $1 million. The additional money — if approved by the legislature — would expand mental health services.
In her first year as the district’s ombuds, Janet Abejo-Parker spoke with100 people — employees, parents and students — about topics of concern that ranged from interpretation of rules, to bullying and discrimination.
Foundation 2 is pursuing a more than $3 million renovation of the historic Witwer Building in downtown Cedar Rapids, largely supported by local and state American Rescue Plan funds, to serve as its new headquarters. The move will consolidate five existing Foundation 2 buildings into one hub for training and services.
City View Community High School will launch in August 2023 for rising ninth- and 10th-graders interested in project-based learning.
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