Scientists with the Iowa Geological Survey say Iowa has the underground infrastructure for carbon dioxide sequestration, which would allow Iowa to keep more of the federal tax credits for CO2 storage and have fewer miles of new pipelines.
The market will be held in the Recreation Center’s first-floor gymnasium and second-floor Social Hall. Farmers Market vendors and artists will have homemade, handcrafted, seasonal gifts, and food available for purchase
100 percent of the proceeds benefit the Iowa City Public Library, and the online bazaar is open through then end of December.
November gambling on professional and college sports — an activity that became legal in Iowa in August 2019 — pushed the wagering handle above $975 million for the current fiscal year and put Iowa within reach of $2 billion in betting for the calendar year.
Available for adoption at Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control
Fact Checker: Sen. Chuck Grassley, who has received campaign contributions from the NRA, blocked a gun control measure days after the deadly Oxford High School shooting, offering an alternative he co-sponsored. Would the provisions of the blocked bill have saved lives?
The City of Iowa City is reminding residents to keep their four-legged friends on a leash when not on their private property. The city has responded to nearly 100 more calls this year than in 2020.
Grassley’s vote for the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package will support electric vehicles and charging stations at the expense of Iowa corn farmers and ethanol producers, according to Jim Carlin, his GOP primary challenger.
The Academy for Scholastic and Personal Success in Cedar Rapids has branched out with a new program, Critical Conversations, aimed at adult learners. The virtual program is free.
With the 2020-21 flu vaccination rate among children 6 months to 17 years at 59 percent – a 5 percentage point drop from the year prior – Neiman said more can be done for many kids.
Veterans, active military and their family are invited to the annual Veterans Holiday Meal in the Coliseum of the Veterans Memorial Building, 50 Second Ave. Bridge, Cedar Rapids. Serving begins at 4:30 p.m.
The number of students charged in Cedar Rapids schools declined after changes made to the school resource officer program, according to new data.
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