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The Cedar Rapids City Council on Tuesday will consider a resolution of support for city incentives to boost the redevelopment of the long closed Sears store at Lindale Mall. The store was closed in 2018.
The Exploring Education class is seeking 3-year-olds for high school students in the class to gain hands-on experience teaching social skills, literacy and math.
Also, Johnson County expands eligibility for its Childcare Assistance Incentive Program
Property tax cuts, changes to Iowa’s higher education system and a statewide policy over cellphone use in schools are among the priorities state lawmakers intend to tackle when the Iowa Legislature convenes Monday for the 2025 session.
Millennials have caught up with baby boomers as the majority generation in the Iowa House for the new makeup of the Iowa Legislature.
Iowans are summoned each year to serve on juries in the county where they live, but how is someone selected to fulfill this civic duty? And how often will they have to serve? These are questions court clerks receive every day.
The Iowa Board of Chiropractic alleged that in September 2022, it learned that an insurance provider had recently paid out a settlement in a civil lawsuit involving a Cedar Rapids chiropractor’s care of a patient in 2018.
This month, the stadium now called the ImOn Ice Arena hits a big milestone. Here’s how it all started, and how you can celebrate.
Research for years has linked exercise with long-term health benefits, but a new University of Iowa study highlights ways to capitalize on the connection in a health care setting.
A South Dakota commissioner has declined to recuse herself again from the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline permit process, potentially delaying a decision there. Litigation is pending in Iowa.
Just days before lawmakers convene Monday in Des Moines for the 2025 legislative session, the Republican chair of a new Iowa House Higher Education Committee sent a letter to the state Board of Regents advising it to reject a University of Iowa proposal to create a new “School of Social and Cultural Analysis.”
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