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These four scientists studied Iowa’s flora, preserved prairie, and drafted legislation to establish Iowa’s state park system.
Congressional leaders are moving to overturn the federal government’s new nursing home staffing mandates as part of a larger effort to cut Medicaid and other forms of government spending.
Past property tax legislation may lead to future financial pressures, North Liberty City Manager Ryan Heiar says.
New research on the cost of reducing the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico places a $7 billion dollar annual price tag on reaching the Environmental Protection Agency’s goals.
Government Notes: Cedar Rapids schools’ bond survey deadline is Wednesday
A look at Gazette photojournalists’ best photos wrapping up February 2025
“I thank my mother for finding the physician,” he said. “Of course, I was involved with that whole process of finding a surgeon, going and meeting them, and asking them about the operation and the alternatives and getting second opinions. And the decision was left up to me, ultimately, of whether or not to get surgery.”
Music is a multimillion dollar economy in Cedar Rapids. But new results from the Cedar Rapids Music Census highlight concerns about a siloed scene with low pay and limited opportunities in an industry some say is not taken seriously.
Jenny Wagner is the first individual recipient of the statewide Dan Marburger Mentors in Violence Prevention Advocacy Award, which recognizes efforts to curb bullying, gender violence and sexual harassment among students.
Cara Matteson took over as Linn County’s sustainability director in April 2024, succeeding former director Tamara Marcus
The appropriation in the Iowa House legislation would be contingent on the U.S. Department of Agriculture approving a waiver for SNAP exemptions that could strike nearly two-thirds of food products at a grocery store from eligibility.
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