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Upper-level University of Northern Iowa students who this week lost their specialized “plant systematics” professor feel they’re the ones being punished by the administration’s decision to discipline him -- for imposing a mask mandate -- by stripping him of in-person teaching duties.
Former vice president’s visit will be part of a college campus speaking tour by Pence, who is considered a potential 2024 GOP presidential candidate
Dr. Monika Jindal works to make mental health care accessible and find innovative ways to deliver that care, such as Johnson County’s GuideLink Center. The center had a total of 455 encounters from February to August.
Cat and dog adoptions are just $50 and include several treatments
A new mascot costume will be unveiled Oct. 13 at Marion homecoming
The trees will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis with a limit of one tree per vehicle and will stand roughly four- to seven-feet-tall on the day of pick-up.
Bill Carroll has been in the job for a couple of months while balancing multiple library locations as construction continues on a new building.
The project, decades in the making, could be finished years sooner if awarded the $25 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation
COVID-19 poses serious risks to pregnant women, but despite that, many continue to forgo the vaccines. Iowa health care providers say they are seeing more pregnant patients — who are otherwise young and healthy — become severely ill from the virus.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa’s largest public school system will offer drive-through COVID-19 tests starting next week, in an effort to counter rising virus infections since the governor discontinued a statewide testing program.
Investigators searching for 10-year-old Xavior Harrelson, who vanished in May days before his 11th birthday, said Thursday they have found human remains matching his description in a nearby cornfield.
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