Once again, fewer students enrolled in Iowa’s 15 community colleges this fall — continuing a decadelong slide that COVID exacerbated, driving a 7.5 percent drop from fall 2019 to fall 2021.
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Once again, fewer students enrolled in Iowa’s 15 community colleges this fall — continuing a decadelong slide that COVID exacerbated, driving a 7.5 percent drop from fall 2019 to fall 2021.
Iowa City police alleged that on Oct. 4, Divia Carmelita Greer and an accomplice broke into the victim’s apartment, then assaulted her and her uncle, causing bodily injury.
A former manager for an influential Iowa-based pork dealer has died in a crash, days after federal prosecutors charged him in a scheme to swindle hog farmers through fraudulent buying practices.
The Iowa State Patrol said 59-year-old Jay Statser of West Liberty was traveling westbound on I-80 in a 1998 Ford Explorer about 10:44 p.m. when he lost control, entered the north ditch and struck a bridge pillar for the Highway 1, or North Dodge Street, overpass.
LINN COUNTY — The Linn County Board of Supervisors is now accepting applications for the fiscal year 2022 Witwer Trust …
The first clinic will be held on Monday- from 1 to 3 p.m. will continue on a quarterly schedule.
Winter Wonderland Holiday Celebration is a free event presented by Families Helping Families of Iowa. Advance registration is required.
The owners of Kinderfarm Preschool are searching for a new owner for the business and property to continue a 50-year tradition of offering nature-based preschool.
Two men — an immigrant and a dentist — provided 30 years of free Thanksgiving dinners in Cedar Rapids
An Iowa City man, who attempted to kill himself by crashing into another vehicle, but instead killed a Texas man, was sentenced Monday to 60 years in prison.
The Linn County Planning and Zoning Commission is scheduled to take up the project Nov. 29 at the county fairgrounds
The state of Iowa spent about $12.3 billion in federal funds in fiscal 2020 that represented about a $3 billion increase – much of which was tied to the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act -- according to an audit issued Monday by State Auditor Rob Sand.
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