The Iowa 3rd District congresswoman’s failure to disclose some financial transactions was an unintentional error that will be remedied soon, her office said, while Iowa partisans traded jabs over the matter Thursday.
As a leading producer of renewable fuel and food, Gov. Kim Reynolds said Iowa is a natural place to capitalize on the growing demand for a more carbon-free economy.
Cedar Rapids man already convicted in fatal shooting of 18-year-old Marisa Doolin is now facing federal gun charge because of previous conviction.
The existing westbound Interstate 80 to southbound U.S. 218 ramp will close permanently on Monday at 11 p.m. The DOT also shared additional short-term traffic changes.
Appeals court upholds involuntary medication for a Cedar Rapids man charged with fatal robbery of cabdriver in 2011 but now, defendant asks U.S. Supreme Court to review appeal decision.
A man who was paralyzed when a Waterloo police officer shot him in April filed a lawsuit Thursday contending the use of force was excessive and has been shrouded by secrecy.
Hawkeye Athletics had been considering the idea for years, Athletics director Gary Barta said, noting growing national interest in the sport while more women are attending colleges.
Iowa schools must offer computer classes by 2022, but $3.7 million is available now to help.
Event is 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in temporary location
When prominent animal behavior scientist and autism advocate Temple Grandin stands before a Coe College crowd this evening, she plans to pose a question: “What would have happened to Einstein in today’s educational system, since he had no speech until he was 3?”
Rural areas need state services and representation and “should not be overlooked, overruled, dictated to or forced to compromise their lives to the whims of metropolitan representatives,” a speaker told the commission.
As scientists recently shared a landmark report concluding that human-caused emissions of greenhouse gases is contributing to unprecedented and increasingly intense climate events, Cedar Rapids has unveiled its Community Climate Action Plan to boost resiliency to the local effects of accelerated global warming.
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