The National Weather Service predicted Cedar Rapids would see 2 to 3 inches of snow Tuesday, while Iowa City would see 1 to 2 inches. Other past of Eastern Iowa could see up to 4 inches.
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The National Weather Service predicted Cedar Rapids would see 2 to 3 inches of snow Tuesday, while Iowa City would see 1 to 2 inches. Other past of Eastern Iowa could see up to 4 inches.
Deputy asserted he faced harassment from co-workers due to him taking parental leave to care for a newborn son.
On a run through a “renewal” burn, author John Lawrence Hanson finds a lake. Or is it a reservoir?
The Field of Dreams Movie Site will play host to the American Cornhole Organization’s first-ever Go The Distance Festival on Aug. 26-28, 2022. There will be at least 32 cornhole courts and several singles and doubles competitions. The top 64 teams are guaranteed prize money.
The Badge 713 Mental Health Scholarship was recently established to offer financial support for individuals in need of mental health services locally. The fund aims to be an extension of the public service first responders provide to their community, officials say.
The Marion Heritage Center and Museum is officially open to the public again, with a new exhibit that includes information and a detailed timeline of clean energy history in Marion and the state of Iowa.
The Iowa City Parks and Recreation Department has earned an Environmentally Responsible Management certification from the Sports Turf Managers Association, one of only 45 facilities worldwide to do so. Iowa City currently holds the record for having the most fields/complexes certified.
Iowa History at Marion High is the number one most requested elective in the school.
The bill — which provides a 2.7 percent increase in military basic pay — also includes changes to how the military prosecutes certain crimes like sexual assault, although members of Iowa’s GOP delegation says it does not go far enough.
Similar ideas have been floated in Wyoming, Wisconsin and Missouri for fighting Biden’s administration mandates.
The Atkins City Council voted last week to censure a council member who opposed hiring a city administrator for $92,000, but another council member says those things are not related.
Family of man who died from an infection unrelated to COVID believes he would have had a better chance of surviving had his transfer to a larger hospital not been delayed because of the pandemic.
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