Soap dispensers, signs, lunch trays and garbage cans are going missing from schools across the country as students follow a TikTok trend that encourages thefts or “devious licks.”
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Soap dispensers, signs, lunch trays and garbage cans are going missing from schools across the country as students follow a TikTok trend that encourages thefts or “devious licks.”
They will be going to the major populated areas of the state, such as Des Moines and Cedar Rapids, where there are resources and jobs and support systems for them.
Citing a lack of leadership that he believes is eroding trust in Iowa’s election process, Linn County Auditor Joel Miller is running to be Secretary of State to “make voting easy, again.”
Trees Forever is holding an online tree sale for Hiawatha homeowners now through Sept. 24, with pickup on Sept. 26
Legislation would honor military members, diplomats and humanitarian service in Afghanistan. Despite the chaotic end of operations, their resolution says their service “is something to be remembered, lauded, and honored.”
IOWA CITY — An 83-year-old Nebraska man was killed Wednesday when the car he was driving collided with two vehicles …
A man fled Central State Bank in Walford with an undisclosed amount of money
Update: On Sat., Sept. 18, Marion police said Myah had been located and the Operation Quickfind was canceled Original article: …
During a roughly 15-minute appearance Jill Biden stressed the need for President Joe Biden’s proposals for child care assistance and an extension of the monthly child care tax credit.
A Cedar Rapids man and woman were sentenced to federal prison for robbing and killing a Marion man who went missing in 2014. Danielle Bush was sentenced to 10 years and William Yancey will serve 33 years.
The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics – heading into the fall and winter months with COVID still spreading – is preparing for another surge, albeit different from the one that stressed the campus last year.
Iowa Republican’s personal financial disclosure form shows only two sources of income, including her congressional salary.
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