Students with social anxiety, who feel self-conscious, or who don’t like navigating school hallways may focus better in virtual learning environment.
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Students with social anxiety, who feel self-conscious, or who don’t like navigating school hallways may focus better in virtual learning environment.
Local family members came up with the idea to create a replica, and 40 cousins from around the world chipped in to pay for it. The wagon will make its next public appearance on Dec. 4 and 5.
More than half of states, including Iowa, do not regulate nonpowder guns — but the Marine’s family and Johnson County Attorney Janet Lyness have said they are in favor of regulating air rifles and other similar guns as firearms.
Sign up for this event and learn about different painted feather styles. Participants can then paint their own turkey feather to bring home.
Such guns have been used in crimes and been mistaken for firearms in officer-involved shootings — both in Iowa and other states.
Available for adoption at Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control
Cedar Rapids mayoral hopefuls Amara Andrews and Tiffany O’Donnell are participating in a Nov. 16 forum from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the Cedar Rapids Public Library’s Whipple Auditorium ahead of the Nov. 30 runoff.
Linn County voters on Nov. 2 approved the gaming referendum by a slimmer margin compared with 2013, but the likely developer says he and other investors are pressing forward with Cedar Rapids on identifying a casino location and preparing a license application for the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is trying to decide what to do with a cattle producer that built an underground manure tank in karst terrain — a risky area because of the potential for groundwater pollution — without getting a permit.
Though total enrollment across Iowa’s public universities has been sliding for the last five years — including big drops from COVID since 2019 — the University of Iowa is predicting a 4-percent one-year jump next fall and 6-percent bump by 2026, according to new data UI provided to lawmakers.
Iowa will receive roughly $5 billion over five years in new federal funding under the recently passed bipartisan infrastructure bill.
A freight train struck a barge sticking out onto the railroad tracks near Montrose.
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