During the pandemic, students discovered what learning environments worked best for them at home. Now, schools are trying to replicate the experience of that physical environment.
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During the pandemic, students discovered what learning environments worked best for them at home. Now, schools are trying to replicate the experience of that physical environment.
The female intruder was wearing gloves and “indicated she was going to take the victim's computer to make Christian music with it.”
Eddie Frye, 28, faces a charge of intimidation with a dangerous weapon with the intent to injure or provoke fear, a Class C felony.
Hy-Vee management called about 8 p.m. to report a fire by their loading dock at the 1720 Waterfront Drive store.
Desmond Tutu, South Africa’s Nobel Peace Prize-winning icon, an uncompromising foe of the country's past racist policy of apartheid and a modern-day activist for racial justice and LGBT rights, died Sunday at 90. South Africans, world leaders and people around the globe mourned the death of the man viewed as the country's moral conscience.
A northbound SUV driver struck a northbound bicyclist on Linn Benton Road, according to a news release.
A look back at what’s been in the news in Iowa in the past week
After a couple quiet seasons, Iowa’s 2001 Alamo Bowl trip “felt like the Super Bowl for us as Hawkeyes”
ROME (AP) — Pope Francis prayed Saturday for an end to the coronavirus pandemic, using his Christmas Day address to urge health care for all, vaccines for the poor and for dialogue to prevail in resolving the world’s conflicts.
NEW YORK (AP) — Airlines canceled hundreds of flights as the
The world’s largest and most powerful space telescope rocketed away Saturday on a high-stakes quest to behold light from the first stars and galaxies and scour the universe for hints of life.
When pictures of gingerbread constructions began popping up on Facebook in late November, The Gazette invited readers to send in photos and descriptions of their creations. We think they’ve done a deliciously wonderful job.
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