Planting Forward is a grant program for Linn County residents in an effort to replant native Iowa trees that were lost in the derecho.
116 3rd St SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Planting Forward is a grant program for Linn County residents in an effort to replant native Iowa trees that were lost in the derecho.
The three candidates share their priorities for public safety if elected on Nov. 2.
Here are Iowa City school board candidates top priorities if elected Nov. 2
“Stories from the Heart: Reimaging Hope” in Raygun in Cedar Rapids at 5:30 p.m. Thursday will feature local speakers on what home means to them. The community is invited to join in and help support local families facing homelessness.
Available at Cedar Valley Humane Society
The University of Iowa’s dining operation this fall is about 900 workers shy of being fully staffed — putting it at only 42 percent of its goal.
Prison “lifers” Denise Rhode, Gary Bear, Otis Jenkins and Jerry Osborn applied for commutation and cleared the first hurdle when the Iowa Board of Parole unanimously recommended the governor consider reducing their sentences to a period of years, making them potentially eligible for eventual release.
A month has passed since federal officials adjusted the distribution system for monoclonal antibody treatments. In that time, no provider has reported issues with meeting patient needs, state public health officials say.
“I think one of the problems is social media can be helpful but it's no substitute for what regular journalists do,” he said, adding that it concerns him that some people use social media to circumvent the news media,“ the Cedar Rapids Democrat said.
Overall, infections at nursing homes in Iowa dropped 9 percent over two weeks.
Steven Kohli, 69, was checking the damage to a vehicle he was in that had just struck a deer on Interstate 35 in southwest Warren County.
A look back at what’s been in the news in Iowa in the past week
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