With approval from federal officials, pediatricians, public health officials, pharmacies and other vaccine providers across the state have begun administering COVID-19 vaccines to children aged five to 11 years.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — With a photo posted on social media, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds on Tuesday unofficially announced she is now a resident of Madison County.
First-time school board members Maka Pilcher-Hayek and Jayne Finchwill join incumbents Ruthina Malone and J.P. Claussen on the Iowa City school board
In a fall semester already plagued by fraternity-related controversy, the University of Iowa has placed on interim suspension three more Greek chapters accused of alcohol violations — among other things.
The two public measures provide funding for the Iowa City Community School District to continue making process on dozens of projects as a part of its facilities master plan.
Shoppers could buy items for the shelter or make direct donations
Miccio Foundation provides more support for Dogs Forever to cool its overflow building/kennel with “greener” options and also provide more floor space for dogs with the purchase of an outdoor shed.
The event at Tavern Blue will feature live music and performances, and a lineup of vendors and information booths. The festival benefits the University of Iowa Health Care LGBTQ+ Clinic.
The events are this Saturday and also on Nov. 27, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.
Funds will support capacity building, programming, and increased youth access to music learning opportunities for Harmony School of Music, which offers free after-school music classes for area children who may not otherwise have access.
People at (or below) the federal poverty guidelines are now eligible to apply for the Low-income Home Energy Assistance Program.
North Liberty voters elected Chris Hoffman, who has served on city council since 2007, as mayor. Also, results from other Johnson and Linn County races.
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