Steindler Orthopedic Clinic on Monday unveiled a new formal partnership with Mercy Iowa City to collaborate on developing a medical park on 36 acres in North Liberty.
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Steindler Orthopedic Clinic on Monday unveiled a new formal partnership with Mercy Iowa City to collaborate on developing a medical park on 36 acres in North Liberty.
Two teens charged with killing a Fairfield High Spanish teacher want hearings to request moving their cases to juvenile court to be delayed until March.
Even when the fish aren’t biting, remember advice from a friend: “You came here to fish, right”
Census data shows that in the three years since devastating 2019 floods submerged Pacific Junction in southwest Iowa, the town’s population has shrunk from 475 to less than 100. Now the question is whether it will remain a town.
The motion failed with Supervisors Stacey Walker and Ben Rogers voting against it, and with Supervisor Louie Zumbach voting for it.
A 22-year-old Marion father was arrested after the death of his infant, who died of head injuries and the autopsy determined it was a homicide. The father told police he became “flustered and irritated” with the baby.
Join us virtually at 5:30 p.m. March 10 for a special edition of Pints & Politics, focusing on the history and current issues within Iowa’s Bottle Bill. This special edition is in partnership with the Iowa League of Women Voters.
In its annual report, Meta said that if it couldn’t rely on new or existing agreements — such as so-called standard contractual clauses — to shift data, then it would “likely be unable to offer a number of our most significant products and services, including Facebook and Instagram, in Europe.”
In making the case for Iowa to go first with presidential caucuses, state GOP chair Jeff Kaufmann said it’s important to start in a small state and that the Midwest has a voice in the nomination process.
Vendor applications for the 2022 Uptown Marion Market season are now being accepted. Uptown Marion Market is held the second Saturdays in June through August, along with a fall market event.
The Teacher Store will hold a special event for area K-12 school counselors in honor of National School Counseling Week.
The students, who are a part of the school’s Black Student Union, say it’s important for them to share how the use of slurs affects Black students and people of color.
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