Iowa Judicial Branch officials testified in a two-hour Iowa House Oversight Committee hearing on $27.5 million in misdirected court fees.
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Iowa Judicial Branch officials testified in a two-hour Iowa House Oversight Committee hearing on $27.5 million in misdirected court fees.
Nathan Sage, executive director of the Knoxville Chamber of Commerce, is the first Democratic challenger to formally launch a campaign to run for the seat in what is expected to be a competitive Democratic primary.
AmeriCorps’ National Civilian Community Corps informed volunteers Tuesday that they would exit the program early “due to programmatic circumstances beyond your control,” according to an email obtained by the Associated Press.
The Mississippi River is the nation’s most endangered river, a national conservation group says, because of federal plans to cut flood relief programs as severe weather threats grow.
The Cedar Rapids Police Department is investigating a shots fired incident that happened Tuesday night in southeast Cedar Rapids, according to a news release.
After coming up with a plan for his nonprofit in a Tippie entrepreneurship class, Micah Hyde has turned to the same professor’s class to organize his charity golf outing in Iowa City.
Three Republican state lawmakers and Iowa’s Republican secretary of agriculture say they are considering — or at least have not ruled out — running for governor after Gov. Kim Reynolds announced Friday she will not seek another term.
No additional taxes or funding measures will be required for a new indoor activities center at Linn-Mar High School. The facility will include a new wrestling room, weight room and gym with an indoor track.
Children dyed the sugary puffs with a multitude of colors, even put sprinkles on them, for a creative take on the Easter egg coloring tradition.
Also, a bill mandating the creation of a Center for Intellectual Freedom at the University of Iowa heads to the governor.
Appointee Sami Scheetz will retain his role as District 2 supervisor through 2026
The Cedar Rapids Community School District is reducing 27 full time positions from its district offices to ensure long-term financial sustainability. The 11 percent decrease in payroll, effective June 30, will result in about $1.66 million in savings.
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