Corridor law enforcement agencies have ’zero tolerance’ policies about discrimination, without using that term
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Corridor law enforcement agencies have ’zero tolerance’ policies about discrimination, without using that term
An unexpected crack and its repairs causes the City Park Pool’s opening day to move from Memorial Day weekend to June 5, but splash pads will be open sooner.
University of Iowa Health Care researchers will be texting the migrant workers in Iowa -- a population largely “invisible” in health care -- this summer to find out about their health.
Eric Goers has spent 15 years as assistant city attorney.
As the unofficial kickoff to summer and camping season hits this Memorial Day weekend, Iowa’s state park campground reservations already are largely filled up on weekends in June and July.
City bands in Cedar Rapids, Marion, Iowa City and Washington are preparing for summer concerts in outdoor venues.
Hinson seeks $1 million in federal funding for the project
Paras Bassuk of Iowa City West launched the group to get the voices of youth heard by state legislators
Grinnell College students planted 5,200-square-foot prairie on campus, opting to cut out the sod and remove it rather than using herbicide to kill the grass. The space now will have 40 different varieties of prairie plants including coneflower, milkweed, purple love grass and little blue stem.
Named by Fortune magazine as one of the 50 Greatest World Leaders of 2021, Willie Ray Fairley has had an outsized impact on communities by giving away thousands of meals to those in need — near and far — during natural disasters.
The graduation marked the first in-person Cedar Rapids Community School District commencement in two years because of the pandemic
In her valedictory speech Thursday, Kennedy High School graduate Allison Hubbell encouraged her peers to take the disruption caused by the pandemic and use it to explore who they want to become.
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