Also, Mike Franken picks up another endorsement in the Senate Democratic primary
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Also, Mike Franken picks up another endorsement in the Senate Democratic primary
Jeff Renander, who served as top prosecutor in Cedar County since 2010, retired from the County Attorney’s Office in March and relinquished his license.
The commission, after months of work, approved an updated facilitator proposal with the same out-of-state firm but this time working with local partners. The proposal has a larger budget and includes more community input.
Policies adopted by the school board align with the state’s own guidance on equality for transgender students.
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics Podcast: The Supreme Court’s potential Roe v Wade ruling and how it affects Iowa, the status of the legislative session, and the future of the first-in-the-nation caucuses.
A Cedar Rapids man has been charged with vehicular homicide and operating while intoxicated in relation to a crash that killed a motorcyclist Thursday.
Providers at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics have seen a “significant” reduction in the number of patients experiencing mental health crises a year after officials increased the number of behavioral health consultants on its inpatient psychiatric floor.
This summer, the Solid Waste Agency is starting to narrow down options for the future on the 360-acre landfill in Marion.
B.J. Dvorak, new coordinator for the Linn County Emergency Management Agency, shares his advice about what to do before, during and after a tornado. For starters, get a weather radio and set up a phone alert.
Several recent shootings in Cedar Rapids have highlighted the prevalence of illegal guns in the city. Data shows an increase in arrests of people with previous felony convictions who own firearms.
Recap of news from across the state
Starting May 3, 2023, the federal government will require a driver’s license or ID card with the “REAL ID” mark for air travel and when entering a federal building.
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