Get to Know Gives Back talks to Joe Lock from Eastern Iowa Health Center about the services they provide and what you can do to support their mission.
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Get to Know Gives Back talks to Joe Lock from Eastern Iowa Health Center about the services they provide and what you can do to support their mission.
An Iowa City man was arrested early Tuesday morning after police say he shot another man Monday night and escaped the scene on a stolen bike.
Construction started on the historic Coe-Paul house in the Wellington Heights neighborhood of Cedar Rapids thanks to a partnership between St. Pauls United Methodist Church and Matthew 25. The house will be renovated into two affordable housing units.
Farmers use herbicides like Roundup to kill weeds, preventing them from destroying crops. But in recent years, Bayer, which now manufactures Roundup, has faced lawsuits claiming that the pesticide, particularly its main ingredient, glyphosate, causes personal injuries, including cancer.
The University of Iowa’s Iowa Nurse Innovators Program connects nurses to the resources and expertise they need to turn workarounds into specially crafted, even marketable, solutions. With early successes from UIHC nurses currently getting off the ground, the program is working to reach health care professionals across the state.
The University of Iowa has agreed to retroactively reinstate a distinguished professorship and thousands that came with it for a faculty member who says the state — through an error-riddled audit in 2017 — wrongfully accused him of abusing his position.
It took eight months and a million dollars to transform the industrial site into a prime dining experience.
Iowa Republican U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson, of Marion, will hold back-to-back in-person town halls Wednesday in Elkader and Decorah.
The Cedar Rapids community gathered Monday morning in the Veteran’s Memorial Building to begin their Memorial Day observance by honoring deceased veterans in a ceremony organized by The Metro Veterans Council of Cedar Rapids.
Available for adoption at Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control
Also in this week’s Government Notes, I-380 ramps in Cedar Rapids will be closed overnight this week for work.
A policy provision inserted into a budget bill in the final minutes of the legislative session would allow the state to request reimbursement from local 911 service boards for “reasonable costs.” First responders warn the bill could have unintended consequences.
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