The award will recognize a teacher for their integrated efforts to teach students about the importance of food and agriculture and increase students’ agriculture literacy. Nominations will be accepted through mid-November.
The event at 4 p.m. Friday will be the first of its kind and is being held in the Uptown Marion Artway
The award puts the film, about an immigrant’s struggle with mental health, in the running to win an Oscar for the year’s Best Live Action Short Film during the ceremony scheduled for March 27, 2022.
Virtual Progress Iowa Corn Feed features two potential 2022 candidates for governor: Rob Sand and Cindy Axne
The U.S. moved a step closer to expanding COVID-19 vaccinations for millions more children as a panel of government advisers on Tuesday endorsed kid-size doses of Pfizer's shots for 5- to 11-year-olds.
Many potential candidates want see the new legislative maps and political make-up of districts before putting their names on the 2022 ballot.
The University of Iowa is seeking permission to build a new $7 million to $9 million women’s gymnastics and spirit squad training center.
It’s part of national effort to address hunger, malnutrition and chronic disease
Bipartisan letter expresses disappointment with the Pentagon’s proposed timeline for implementing measures to combat sexual assault in the military.
A report of sexual assault at the University of Iowa-based Phi Gamma Delta fraternity that spawned widespread protests across campus earlier this fall now is at the center of a lawsuit seeking enough money to “satisfactorily punish defendants and provide future deterrence to others.”
Former Linn-Mar coach charged with kidnapping and sexually abusing and exploitation of a 17-year-old male student.
The walk was held at the McGrath Amphitheatre on Saturday. Fundraising continues through the end of the year and donations can be made online.
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