Cedar County online predator sentenced to 10 years for child porn involving 13-year-old Minnesota girl, who he kidnapped and sexually assaulted last year.
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Cedar County online predator sentenced to 10 years for child porn involving 13-year-old Minnesota girl, who he kidnapped and sexually assaulted last year.
Gov. Kim Reynolds said she’s concerned that migrants crossing the border were unvaccinated and traveling throughout the U.S. at a time when new COVID-19 cases are on the rise nationwide.
The grant came from the Friends Helping Friends Foundation -- a local nonprofit organization founded to raise funds for the Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control shelter.
The University of Iowa, Iowa State University and the University of Northern Iowa, while rivals, have neighboring booths at the Iowa State Fairgrounds each year.
UnityPoint Health has launched “Together We Care,” a new social services tool to help individuals find assistance with food, housing, transportation and employment, among other resources.
The Academy for Scholastic and Personal Success celebrates its largest graduating class
Advocates hope the Iowa Legislature will continue to focus on ways to provide more care and aid.
Attorneys for owners argued the trial judge wrongly “took an advocacy role” on the side of the animal rights groups.
Negative mental health outcomes in the aftermath of a natural disaster are common, and the emotional and psychological toll can linger for years. Recovery can begin once they start to rebuild -- but what happens if you’re unable to start rebuilding?
The state will mix state and federal money to build out broadband to rural areas
The pandemic has drastically changed the need for service dogs at facilities and for those with PTSD, prompting Deafinitely Dogs to shift its focus.
Even before the pandemic upended education in 2020, fewer Iowans were filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid — a key indicator of college enrollment and, for many, a “door” to higher education.
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