The Industrial Commission approved a plan to accept millions of tons of carbon dioxide to be permanently stored underground against the wishes of some landowners in the storage area.
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The Industrial Commission approved a plan to accept millions of tons of carbon dioxide to be permanently stored underground against the wishes of some landowners in the storage area.
An Eastern Iowa nursing home has been cited for 33 regulatory violations, some of which allegedly contributed to the death of a resident.
Over the years, the concert’s proximity to the holidays snowballed into a full-on holiday theme – outfitting Yeats as the conductor in a Santa suit and inspiring UI School of Music students to come up with more and more tuba arrangements of the seasonal classics, from “Sleigh Ride” and “Silent Night” to “Frosty the Snowman” and “Grandma got run over by a reindeer.”
The Iowa City Council has given permission for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to hire a consultant to draft a final report and recommendations to the city council. The work could take months to complete.
Also, the Iowa Business Council unveils its policymaking priorities for 2025
He later became a University of Iowa chair in public affairs and a visiting professor in the College of Law and Department of Political Science. In 2016, he was named interim director of the UI Museum of Art.
A Cedar Rapids man was arrested Tuesday on a charge that he stole almost $20,000 from his neighbor, who has dementia.
The Linn County Sheriff’s Office said that a red Chevrolet Silverado was driving at a high rate of speed and erratically northbound on Highway 13 from Highway 30.
A fire broke out at the Ingredion facility in southwest Cedar Rapids Wednesday morning, leaving one plant worker with minor injuries, according to a Facebook post from the Cedar Rapids Fire Department.
A Cedar Rapids man who participated in the Jan. 6, 2021 riot at the U.S. Capitol was resentenced this week to time served -- about 11 months in federal prison. He was originally sentenced to 30 months before an appeals court tossed out an obstruction charge.
The new Iowa City policy requires phones, earbuds and headphones to be “detached from the student’s body.”
The City Council enacts zoning codes changes to limit new tobacco retailers.
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