Republican Chuck Grassley voted for, and Republican Joni Ernst against, the overall $1 trillion infrastructure bill, which had strong bipartisan support: it passed the Senate by
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Republican Chuck Grassley voted for, and Republican Joni Ernst against, the overall $1 trillion infrastructure bill, which had strong bipartisan support: it passed the Senate by
MercyOne, the Catholic health system that employs more than 20,000 staff across Iowa, is requiring all staff receive the COVID-19 vaccine by Nov. 1.
Six-month investigation nets one felony weapons charge, 57 hunting-related charges, and multiple written warnings to a four-person hunting group.
Iowa has tossed out tens of thousands of expired COVID-19 vaccine doses and could toss out hundreds of thousands more if demand for the vaccine continues to lag in the state, health officials said.
Tuesday’s storms don’t pose the same threat as last year, according to the National Weather Service.
A judge ruled in favor of an Indiana man who asked the court not to combine his harassment case with his first-degree murder case. Prosecutors argued the harassment charge shows a motive for fatally shooting Tommy Curry, who was allegedly lured to his death by a “date,” n April 28.
The service to Sarasota Bradenton International Airport will be Eastern Iowa Airport’s 17th nonstop route when it begins in November.
The City of Iowa City is now accepting applications from organizations for affordable housing projects for the Fiscal Year 2022.
A free prostate screening for men who are uninsured, underserved and/or do not have a primary care physician will be available Wednesday afternoon.
An open house will be held for the East Marion subarea plan, which woill guide future development efforts for the area east of Highway 13 and north of Highway 151.
Five works by Iowa artists to be on display across the city
Officials still are finishing formal after-action reviews focusing on what lesson were learned and what steps should be taken to more urgently come to the aid of citizens who — days after the storm — frequently struggled to find food and gas and often shelter. Reports are expected later this month.
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