QHC moves to close three of the 10 facilities and the federal government seeks payment of $2.1 million owed to taxpayers.
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QHC moves to close three of the 10 facilities and the federal government seeks payment of $2.1 million owed to taxpayers.
Reynolds appears in strong position to win re-election as governor; challenger Deidre DeJear is traveling the state in hopes of making up ground
The grief felt by families when a loved one dies is immense. When a loved one dies while incarcerated, that grief can be made worse by the way the news of the death is delivered.
Seven people have died while incarcerated at the Linn County Correctional Center since the beginning of 2020.
A 9-year-old Cedar Falls boy was spared in an attack that killed his parents and younger sister early Friday as they camped at the Maquoketa Caves State Park in Eastern Iowa, according to the mayor of Cedar Falls.
Save CR Heritage hosted a historic window repair workshop on Saturday.
The Fact Checker is going to check a statement from Iowa GOP Chair Jeff Kaufmann about whether Sen. Kevin Kinney, an Oxford Democrat, voted in “lock step with liberal progressives.” Kinney has been endorsed by retiring Republican Rep. Jarad Klein.
Children to learn to recognize actions and words that embody racial bias and acquire skills to deal safely with racism
Recap of news from across the state
A new report released this week by the Iowa Hospital Association shows hospitals across the state cared for 2.6 million people and employed more than 149,000 individuals, accounting for $8.8 billion in total wages, in 2021.
Linn County jury convicts Cedar Rapids man on four counts of sexual assault. He assaulted a 15-year-old girl multiple times in 2019.
The state decided to outsource personal mail processing to Pigeonly Corrections after an increase in contraband, including drugs, coming into the state prisons through mail. State will pay about $275,000 a year.
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