Joachim Seelos has been hired to fill a position approved by the City Council in February with the goal of reducing police interventions with people experiencing mental health crises.
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Joachim Seelos has been hired to fill a position approved by the City Council in February with the goal of reducing police interventions with people experiencing mental health crises.
Linn County Public Health and a local collaborative, called Together! Healthy Linn, are conducting a public survey to assess community health needs ahead of the development of their Community Health Improvement Plan next year.
No verdict reached after two days of jury deliberations in Drew Blahnik trial. The Linn County jury will continue Thursday. Blahnik is accused of killing Chris Bagley in 2018.
Calls new CDC guidance counterproductive
While that number is the highest since May, it’s much lower than during the pandemic’s peak last fall.
Iowa Board of Regents votes Wednesday to approve tuition increases of 3.5 percent for resident undergraduates at the University of Iowa and Iowa State University and 1.5 percent for resident undergrads at the University of Northern Iowa.
Weekly newspaper’s publisher cites tech companies’ effect on ad revenue and Marion’s proximity to Cedar Rapids in announcing closure
The proposed naming of Duke Slater Field at Kinnick Stadium was brought to the Iowa Board of Regents meeting on Wednesday and approved by consensus.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden and a bipartisan group of senators reached agreement Wednesday on a $1 trillion national infrastructure package, and the Senate appeared ready to begin consideration of the key part of the administration's agenda. An evening test vote was possible.
Markets not working fairly when demand is strong and packers are making record profits, but cattle farmers still are losing money, Sen. Chuck Grassley told Senate Judiciary Committee.
The Senate has competed its investigation of the attack on the Capitol, “So whatever the House wants to do they’re doing, and I don’t have any problems with what they’re doing,” but Grassley says GOP picks should not have been rejected by Pelosi.
The Cedar Rapids man accused of fatally shooting his parents and sister last month pleaded not guilty and his trial is set for Jan. 25.
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