A woman driving on I Avenue NE on Thursday evening told police she was shot at by someone in another vehicle. No injuries were reported.
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A woman driving on I Avenue NE on Thursday evening told police she was shot at by someone in another vehicle. No injuries were reported.
The leader of the Iowa Board of Parole wants to eliminate crowding at Iowa’s nine prisons over the next two years.
A Chicago man living in Iowa City in 2019 was sentenced to over eight years in federal prison for distributing marijuana and possessing firearms.
American Legion Road — which is what Muscatine Avenue becomes east of Scott Boulevard — is in the first phase of a $9 million project to include a rebuilt road with dedicated bike lanes, 10-foot sidewalk on the north side and an underpass for students to get to Hoover Elementary School.
Strategists are an extra teacher in the classroom students can rely on when they need help in math, reading or other core instruction
Danielle Pettit-Majewski is the new director of the Johnson County Public Health Department. She previously served about eight years as the director at Washington County Public Health.
The three Cedar Rapids mayoral candidates want local control on COVID-19 response, but in a Thursday forum were split on their support for mask mandates.
EDDYVILLE, Iowa (AP) — An industrial acid leak at an animal feed supplement plant outside the southeastern Iowa town of Eddyville led to a shelter-in-place order and delayed local school openings, officials said.
For the second time, Iowa State University has exceeding its “Forever True, For Iowa State” fundraising campaign goal by bringing in $1.542 billion by June 30 — thanks to 532,377 gifts from more than 96,000 donors.
After hearing from elected officials and activists, federal voting rights activists will march to the Ped Mall
Animations of these replantings, as well as further public engagement opportunities, will be on the ReLeaf engagement website at
A new headquarters for connecting non-profit agencies with local clients and linking volunteers with opportunities to serve the Marion community will open Sept.13.
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