Lots of hits, but also a few misses during fall season
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Lots of hits, but also a few misses during fall season
Four years after the University of Iowa began vehemently denying allegations it discriminated against a student organization the campus deregistered for barring an openly-gay member from becoming a leader, the state will pay the law firm representing the student group nearly $2 million.
For most patients, treating cancer can’t come fast enough. Mercy Cedar Rapids’ Hall-Perrine Cancer Center can help, with care all in one place to diagnose and quickly develop and begin a treatment plan.
A passerby had called in the emergency as well as alerted the man that his home was on fire.
The books that have come under fire vary, but they typically feature characters or authors who are lesbian, gay, transgender or queer, and typically the person demanding the book be removed takes issue with passages that describe sexual acts.
The City of Iowa City is one of 95 cities in the world recognized by the Climate Disclosure Project as a leader on environmental action and transparency.
An investigation into the use of seclusion rooms in Cedar Rapids schools was launched in 2017 after a complaint was made on behalf of a student at Pierce Elementary.
The purpose of the advisory committee is to complete an annual greenhouse gas inventory for Linn County and help monitor progress toward the goals and objectives of Linn County’s climate resolutions.
Runoff elections -- like city voters have seen in the last two election cycles -- cost more money to administer and typically diminish voter engagement. Rent Cedar Rapids candidates have voiced support for identifying alternatives to the system.
The dogs are trained by CARES -- Canine Assistance Rehabilitation Education and Services -- in Concordia, Kan.
The Family Folk Machine, an Iowa City-based intergenerational choir and band, is looking for new members for its spring session starting in January.
Republicans have been eager to blame rising prices on President Joe Biden and a new animated video Sen. Joni Ernst tweeted Nov. 23 does just that.
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