Sen. Jack Whitver said he thinks the topic of books some consider vulgar should be addressed through transparency and having review process.
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Sen. Jack Whitver said he thinks the topic of books some consider vulgar should be addressed through transparency and having review process.
‘Status quo’ spending plan includes raises for library shelvers
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics Podcast, fair and flat, fly the bird, and the Supreme Court.
This summer’s RAGBRAI will cut across Northern Iowa, starting in Sergeant Bluff along the Missouri River and ending 430 miles later in Lansing along the Mississippi River.
Police are investigating a second fatal shooting in less than 24 hours in southeast Cedar Rapids, and court records show the two men who died had been involved in a fight in 2020.
His efforts to rig the drawings were uncovered after Iowa Lottery officials grew suspicious over an anonymous attempt to claim a $16.5 million Hot Lotto jackpot.
The timing of a vote by the Des Moines City Council made clear it was an effort to stifle one particular council member’s participation in meetings.
Cedar Rapids Community School District community partnerships making data-driven decisions.
The city of Marion and the Chamber of Commerce are offering a survey to residents to give feedback on the Creekside Pride initiative, a plan to make Indian Creek more accessible for recreation.
Iowa City professional troupe ready to debut new home on Iowa City’s Ped Mall.
SWISHER — Cedar Rapids and Swisher firefighters rescued a man Thursday afternoon who was trapped in a corn grain silo …
Officers found 19-year-old Cordal R. Lewis lying dead in the street with one or more gunshot wounds, in the 300 block of 31st Street Drive SE on Thursday afternoon.
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