A Linn-Mar student had “thrilling” and “humbling” experiences as one of two Iowans at the American Legion-run program.
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A Linn-Mar student had “thrilling” and “humbling” experiences as one of two Iowans at the American Legion-run program.
La Porte City completed a $3 million “streetscape” renovation of Main Street downtown while many businesses were closed in 2020.
Available for adoption at Cedar Valley Humane Society
In a TV ad airing in Cedar Rapids and across the U.S., a pharmaceutical trade organization claims that proposed legislation to allow the federal government to negotiate with pharmaceutical companies on the cost of drugs would mean Medicare patients won’t be able to access the medications they need. But is that true?
As Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine has earned full approval from the federal regulators, more health care companies and organizations are requiring their employees to get the shot.
Some smaller communities saw populations barely grow or shrink. Central City, Alburnett and Walford are all in the midst of upgrading water treatment facilities, streets and more to prepare for any future growth.
These outliers come at a time when census data show Iowans increasingly living in urban areas.
Superintendent Greg Batenhorst wants students to graduate the district with a ‘good heart and an open mind.’
The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics’ second try to get a state certificate it needs to build a new $230 million facility off Interstate 380 is getting a second round of pushback just as the five-member State Health Facilities Council prepares to reconsider the project this week.
Senate Budget Chairman Sen. Bernie Sanders said his proposed budget is about “making people understand that government can, in fact, in a democratic society, work for working families, and not just the wealthy and the powerful.”
The family of a 23-year-old Marine said Friday he was among 13 U.S. service members killed in the suicide bombing attack at the Kabul airport in Afghanistan.
Under a state law, municipalities may not require the “owner of real property to implement a policy relating to the use of facial coverings that is more stringent than a policy imposed by the state.” However, the Iowa City order does not require business owners to adopt a mask mandate -- instead shifting the responsibility directly onto individuals.
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