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Iowa Freedom of Information Council Executive Director Randy Evans called the decision disappointing and said he hopes the Iowa Legislature revises the statute to benefit patients.
Scores of people paid their respects to Trooper Ted Benda, who was killed in a Northeast Iowa crash earlier this month while responding to an emergency call, as his body was escorted Friday to a Waukon funeral home.
Officers investigating a Sunday night shooting in south Iowa City that has a 20-year-old Marine fighting for his life have identified a person they suspect to be “responsible for the driver’s injury” and believe the shooting was “unintentional.”
Starting Sunday, Oct. 24, Iowa residents in the 319 and 515 area codes will need to dial all 10 digits to make phone calls.
Geralyn Jones, Kara Larson, Cara Lausen, Matt Rollinger, Melissa Walker and Rachel Wall are running for three at-large seats on the Linn-Mar Community School District Board.
Buch recently started as the city’s first Diversity, Equity, Inclusion manager and will help guide long-term systemic change of the organization with the support of the city team
Kris Hansen, CEO of Western Home Services, discusses the “household-like” care model behind the joint project with UnityPoint Health-Cedar Rapids. The senior living community is expected to open in 2023.
PAWS in the Park at Noelridge Park includes a one-mile dog walk around the park, more than two dozen pet fair vendors, food trucks, and a chance to enter your pet in a costume contest.
We’ve tried politically acceptable voluntary approaches for decades.
Project Better Together 2030 is in the beginning stages of its long-term plan to make the county better for all. The work will continue through next year, with community outreach, focus groups and surveys to ensure all voices are heard.
The three at-large candidates all view affordable housing as an important issue but differ on strategies to provide more housing units.
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