After a sharp rise in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of Iowans receiving food stamps has continued a seven-year decline.
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After a sharp rise in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of Iowans receiving food stamps has continued a seven-year decline.
Buildings where masks are required include the Coralville Recreation Center, Coralville Public Library, the Coralville Center for the Performing Arts and Brown Deer Golf Club.
Iowa City West volleyball player Caroline Found died in a moped accident Aug. 11, 2011.
North Liberty library will host a “Lighthouse in the Library” event looking back at how COVID-19 has impacted schooling, along with a discussion of the upcoming year and what it means to move education forward in the aftermath of a pandemic
The daycare center in Wellington Heights will provide school supplies to families in need
They came for a Herbert Hoover birthday event in 1965, the year after Hoover, the only president born in Iowa, died
CEDAR RAPIDS — A year to the date since the derecho’s hurricane-force winds pummeled Cedar Rapids, the City Council on …
The events included a ceremonial tree planting at Thomas Park and art unveiling in City Hall
Private contributions total over $1 million for the ReLeaf initiative, adding to the city of Cedar Rapids’ $10 million commitment to replenish the tree canopy lost in the derecho.
Lawmakers say they increased the penalties for trespassing at livestock operations to protect farmers from harassment and deter intrusions that threaten the safety of the state's multibillion-dollar agriculture industry.
Norwegian Cruise Line could be clearing the way for businesses across the nation to require customers to show proof of vaccination before being served.
Angelica Brothers will work to develop and implement programs, initiatives and training to support equity, inclusion and diversity in to the school district.
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