This second annual event will feature more than 200 quilts on display, with over 100 offered for sale. A number of vendors and guest artists will be at the event, and quilting demos and exhibits will be showcased. Weekend passes are $5.
Based on a recent study, Medicare's hospice regulations are not working as intended for many people with dementia.
Effective March 28, 2022, both Cedar Rapids hospitals will begin allowing some hospitalized patients more visitors, a break from stricter policies set at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Girl is an 8-year-old female charcoal catavailable for adoption at the Cedar Valley Humane Society.
Meals were made free for all students during the pandemic. Since all meals became free, schools have seen an increase in the number of students taking school meals, which includes fruits and vegetables, milk and whole grains.
The Housing Fund for Linn County Board of Directors has announced they are making up to $160,000 available to for-profit or nonprofit developers and businesses, and governmental entities for housing initiatives that benefit households with income below 80 percent of the area median income.
Iowa U.S. Rep. Marianette Miller-Meeks criticized the recent extension of mask mandates in airports and other transportation hubs, saying there’s “no science” to support such a move given air filtration systems and CDC guidance. But is that true?
See nearly 100 looks on the runway with a message focused on sustainable fashion.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa agriculture officials said they have confirmed another case of bird flu in a flock of commercial pullet chickens.
A look back at what’s been in the news in Iowa in the past week
Residents of the Forest View Mobile Home Court in Iowa City were promised new homes after years of discussion and negotiation. But the development is no longer moving forward. Living conditions at the mobile home park have deteriorated, and the owner says the park will not survive another winter.
‘We need to treat this as a matter of extreme urgency,’ said council member Pauline Taylor
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