3.5% increase proposed at the University of Iowa and Iowa State; 1.5% at the University of Northern Iowa
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
3.5% increase proposed at the University of Iowa and Iowa State; 1.5% at the University of Northern Iowa
They are connected by politics and their sons, who served together in Iraq
A man who was hit by a vehicle Friday on Highway 100, near Interstate 380, died as the result of his injuries, Cedar Rapids Police said in a news release Monday. Based on its preliminary investigation, the police department said its accident reconstruction specialists determined the was intentionally in the roadway.
Come hail or high water, there are parts of Iowa still badly in need of more rain.
A Linn County sheriff’s deputy responding to an alarm late Sunday night at a Coggon convenience store was shot several times and seriously wounded by an intruder who fled, authorities said.
The state reported 30 new virus cases on Monday, no new deaths
Effective June 24, UnityPoint Health-St. Luke’s Hospital will expand its visitor hours and restrictions on visiting age will be lowered to include those aged 12 and older.
On multiple occasions between April and October 2017, Jennifer Bacor used her login credentials to access her ex-boyfriend’s protected private health information, according to the plea. In September 2017, Bacor, in a social media chat with another person, said she wanted primary custody of her two children so she could move to Las Vegas.
A jury has acquitted a former central Iowa coach and teacher who was accused of assaulting one of a group of students trying to toilet-paper his house.
A tornado damaged several buildings and knocked down power lines and trees in Eastern Iowa Sunday night.
In a ruling that could help push changes in college athletics, the Supreme Court on Monday unanimously sided with a group of former college athletes in a dispute with the NCAA over rules limiting certain compensation.
Lovar Davis Kidd of Cedar Rapids moves from national tour of the musical nearly a decade ago to audience member for the new movie version of “In the Heights.”
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