Residents asked questions about environmental impact, Palo’s growth and how the county would hold any future large-scale utility project accountable to any rules and regulations.
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Residents asked questions about environmental impact, Palo’s growth and how the county would hold any future large-scale utility project accountable to any rules and regulations.
Laurie Van Dyke worked for Gazette after Drake graduation
One year after George Floyd’s murder, the Cedar Rapids City Council prepares to appoint members to the new citizens’ police review board, which takes applications until May 31. The panel was the top demand for police reform from racial justice advocates after Floyd’s death.
Nearly four years after the University of Iowa announced plans to raze its nearly 60-year-old University Athletic Club and replace it with a hotel, administrators are seeking approval to enter into a new land-lease deal that — in its first phase — would erect a four-story, 110-unit residential complex by Finkbine Golf Course.
Defendant accused of killing his ex-girlfriend’s boyfriend
The state’s seven-day average for new cases is 172 — the lowest since April 18, 2020
In coming weeks, Cedar Rapids crews will cut down as many as 2,000 more trees damaged in last year’s derecho. Hundreds of new trees being planted.
The Johnson County Empowerment/Early Childhood Iowa Area Board is accepting applications for School Ready Scholarships for the 2021-2022 school year. The School Ready Scholarship program can assist parents or guardians in paying for a quality preschool experience for their child.
Trail is named for late city council member
The National Pork Producers Council urged the federal government Tuesday to let them continue an effort to speed up the processing of pigs into bacon and ham despite the United Food and Commercial Workers Union’s claim that the increased volume endangers workers.
University of Iowa Health Care has reapplied for the state certificate it needs to build a new $230 million facility in North Liberty after its first request was denied amid criticism it was swerving out of its lane, taking patients from community hospitals and clinics, and threatening their existence.
Warrants were served at three residences in Iowa City and Coralville Tuesday morning.
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