The county was given the highest bond rating
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
The county was given the highest bond rating
UIHC has improved its overall rating to four of five stars, putting it on par or above 86 percent of the 3,355 U.S. hospitals applicable for the five-star rating.
Three family members were killed and a fourth was injured Friday afternoon in Fayette County when the vehicle they were traveling in collided with a semi-truck.
The state’s ICU patient numbers lowest since data first released in March 2020
The CDC has awarded $500,000 to the University of Iowa and other public health organizations to improve COVID-19 vaccine rates in 17 of Iowa’s smallest communities.
With the University of Iowa’s
Detectives are considering several possibilities in the disappearance of Xavior Harrelson, including that he was abducted, that he suffered some kind of accident or that he ran away.
Gov. Kim Reynolds’ staff said Auditor Rob Sand’s accusation ignore the opening clause of the law that refers to an exception in the law that applies to the power and authority of the governor during a public health disaster emergency.
Tyler Koob, 34, faces an attempted murder charge in connection to a shooting that occurred in November at a commercial property in southwest Cedar Rapids.
Junior Achievement of Eastern Iowa has received a grant from Variety - the Children’s Charity to fund students participating in Junior Achievement programs at the elementary school level.
Trees Forever and the University of Northern Iowa's Tallgrass Prairie Center announce the revival of a popular workshop series focused on caring, planting and managing native prairie and trees.
NAMI Linn County, local affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, will offer the NAMI Connection Recovery Support Group from 6 to 7:30 p.m. the first and third Monday of the month.
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