As summer weather is starting to arrive, the city of Cedar Rapids has brought back rental electric bikes and scooters to downtown streets for the seventh year in a row.
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As summer weather is starting to arrive, the city of Cedar Rapids has brought back rental electric bikes and scooters to downtown streets for the seventh year in a row.
Animal Care & Control said it isn’t sure if the snake was abandoned by an owner — but Iowa Code outlaws owning that type of snake.
Public meeting tonight comes as NextEra begins process of restarting the Duane Arnold nuclear plant.
Houby Days is a festival that highlights the importance of mushroom hunting and the use of mushrooms in Czech and Slovak foods.
Sage is the first Democratic challenger to formally launch a campaign to run for the seat now held by Republican U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst in what is expected to be a competitive Democratic primary.
He was diagnosed with prostate cancer Friday, with the cancer cells having spread to the bone, his office said Sunday.
The University of Iowa College of Law Prosecutor Intern Program has created a pipeline for future prosecutors and judges across the state. It’s a unique program that allows students to prosecute simple misdemeanors. Some even get the opportunity to work with a county attorney on a felony trial.
With a breadth of employment and academic experience spanning the globe and several decades, Raj Agnihotri is uniquely-positioned to educate aspiring business leaders, inspire innovation, and advance collaboration in an increasingly international marketplace – all from inside what has become his Iowa State University home.
Former Iowa Lottery CEO Terry Rich talks about the new documentary and the incredible story of the 2010 Iowa Lottery fraud case
A 28E Agreement signed last year details shared use of the facility expected to open next spring
The empty chairs are a reminder that in spite of the spectacle, the democratic process cannot begin before the arrival of the people.
Iowa’s three public universities will see no increase in general education appropriations from the state in the upcoming budget year — and targeted bumps in special purpose funds — despite the governor’s recommended 2-percent increase.
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