A City High administrator who parents and students said opened a school door for a senior prank that turned into vandalism has resigned from that job and now will teach at Iowa City West High School.
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A City High administrator who parents and students said opened a school door for a senior prank that turned into vandalism has resigned from that job and now will teach at Iowa City West High School.
The seventh annual Amana Colonies Wurst Festival will be held in the historical Amana Colonies this Friday and Saturday.
The three-story building, at 501 Southgate Ave., adjacent to Shelter House, is a transformational “housing first” effort that will save lives by providing no-barrier housing for 36 men and women.
Democrat Kirsten Running-Marquardt and Republican Mark Banowetz to face off in November general election
Mercy’s legacy of providing cancer care to the Cedar Rapids community dates back to 1956, when the first linear accelerator, a machine that aims radiation at cancer tumors with pinpoint accuracy, was gifted by Howard Hall.
RED LODGE, Mont. (AP) — More than 10,000 visitors were ordered out of Yellowstone as unprecedented flooding tore through the northern half of the nation’s oldest national park, washing out bridges and roads and sweeping an employee bunkhouse miles downstream, officials said Tuesday. Remarkably, no one was reported injured or killed.
Council and school district proposals differ on keeping police in middle schools. “If we were ever going to be accused of overprotecting, overspending, wouldn’t we do it for our kids?” Mayor O’Donnell said as the council OK’d a new contract for school resource officers.
Gov. Kim Reynolds also signed off on new penalties for fertility fraud
With high temperatures lasting throughout the week people are finding fun ways to stay cool.
Also, inflation-related costs are eating up new federal funding for infrastructure projects
Gov. Kim Reynolds established the bureau in 2020, but state lawmakers have not funded it; the funding will provide resources to school districts for gun violence safety and prevention measures
The library was expected to open around the Fourth of July
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