No Republicans ran in the primary, which means Zabner is likely to represent the northern Iowa City district in the Iowa House in 2023.
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No Republicans ran in the primary, which means Zabner is likely to represent the northern Iowa City district in the Iowa House in 2023.
Franken, a U.S. Navy veteran from Sioux City, decisively defeated former Congresswoman Abby Finkenauer
Since no Republican is running in this race, Janice Weiner’s win with 86 percent of the vote, compared to 14 percent for John Raley, essentially decides the general election.
The University of Iowa over its first year with Follett didn’t impose enough checks and balances to ensure it’s getting what it’s owed, according to a June 2022 internal audit presented last week to the Board of Regents.
An Iowa City man, who helped organize Black Lives Matter protests, pleaded guilty Tuesday to lesser charges for injuring police officers by shining laser beams in their eyes during 2020 protest after George Floyd’s death.
NextEra proposing solar farms near Palo
A Cedar Rapids man was arrested Tuesday in relation to a shooting that happened Sunday in which about 24 rounds were fired at a Cedar Rapids apartment building.
Iowa City is working with Think Iowa City to spur tourism and economic activity in the city. Think Iowa City will administer a grant program to help fund conferences, tournaments and special events.
City of Coralville sells land worth $12,000 to school district with agreement that city has access to facility outside of school hours.
The water department will invest in new wells on the southern, northern and eastern areas of Marion as development continues to expand in all three directions.
A new activities is next in the Mount Vernon school district’s 20-year vision, with a new instructional building to follow.
Explore the ways clouds can predict weather this weekend at the Central Park Nature Center in Jones County. Discover the different types of clouds we see, then create fun cloud-themed arts and crafts.
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