The donation from QTS, which is building a data center in Cedar Rapids, will support derecho recovery efforts through tree plantings on private property.
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The donation from QTS, which is building a data center in Cedar Rapids, will support derecho recovery efforts through tree plantings on private property.
Staff at the University of Iowa Health Care Stead Family Children’s Hospital participated in an emergency drill Friday that allowed them to practice their response protocols for a mass casualty event.
Several rounds of expected storms beginning Saturday evening through Monday morning are expected to drop widespread 3 to 5 inch rain totals, The National Weather Service predicts.
The planned expansion at NewBo City Market has been delayed by unexpected construction costs.
Grant Harper is the first Marion City Council candidate to formally announce an intent to run in the Nov. 4 city election.
Wild Side column: Hot, humid weather welcomes tall corn, fungus, weeds and nasty mosquitoes
Piranhas in Iowa always have been relatively rare, mostly brought in by tropical fish stores.
“The why” as to fatal stabbing of Chris Bagley on Dec. 14, 2018 is one man, Andrew Shaw, a Linn County prosecutor said Thursday. Bagley had become a “liability” and Shaw is accused of paying two men to carry out his fatal stabbing.
Agriculture shows, food, entertainment and competition greeted the public as the Iowa State Fair opened Thursday
The Iowa River Powerhouse dam, which includes a pedestrian bridge that connects Iowa City’s Peninsula Park to Coralville near the former Iowa River Power restaurant, is set to undergo $675,000 worth of repairs.
New leader of company behind contentious pipeline proposal sends letters to landowners along the project’s route.
In collaboration with Alliant Energy, the smart streetlight project aims to enhance energy efficiency and offer additional amenities in Mount Vernon’s uptown area.
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