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Drake University law professor thinks the effort by statehouse Republicans to get the Iowa Supreme Court to overturn its 2018 abortion ruling is unlikely to be successful.
The city has recovered more than half of money stolen
The Board of Regents has called a special meeting for next week to consider giving the go-ahead to start construction.
All Mercy employees and volunteers must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Nov. 15, officials announced Friday.
Search warrant details steps taken by Iowa City police to investigate allegations in 2020
A group of parents of disabled students filed a lawsuit Friday seeking to strike down Iowa's law banning schools from requiring masks, arguing it endangers their health and denies equal access to education.
Iowa GOP Chairman Jeff Kaufmann feels no such obligation to remain neutral. “I do have an opinion about where Iowa should be in the nomination process. We're going to be first-in-the-nation.”
A report prepared by independent firm Atchison Consulting Service recommends improved communication and training -- including increasing understanding of how to request sources and of the National Guard’s capabilities.
Though maps outlining “undesirable” areas were only produced by the federal government from 1935 to 1940, the effects on seven Iowa cities live on to this day.
Cara Briggs Farmer, a local artist and business owner, has spent the last few years designing public art pieces for various communities in Eastern Iowa
The regulatory relief comes at a time when the governor has declined to reinstate some of the mitigation efforts – like business and school closings, limits on public gatherings, restrictions on hours of operation – intended to slow the spread of the virus.
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