The company had sought to lay about 95 miles of pipe in four counties to connect to ethanol plants in Cedar Rapids and Clinton.
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The company had sought to lay about 95 miles of pipe in four counties to connect to ethanol plants in Cedar Rapids and Clinton.
One person died in a single-vehicle crash Saturday in Washington County, according to a crash report from the Iowa State Patrol. A passenger was injured.
President Joe Biden pardoned his son, Hunter, sparing the younger Biden a possible prison sentence for federal felony gun and tax convictions and reversing his past promises not to use the extraordinary powers of the presidency for the benefit of his family.
Available for adoption at Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control
The Prairie and Alburnett high schools are the first in Iowa to launch a program called 3DE that partners businesses with students to pitch solutions to real-world questions.
Although increasing enrollment by offering free or nearly free tuition might seem like a risky economic move, private colleges and universities in Iowa say they’re confident expanding financial aid offerings to more students will help grow both enrollment and revenue.
Also, Cedar Rapids schools hosts meetings about College and Careers Pathways
A popular state recreation area near Palo is poised to get new ponds to keep sediment from going into Pleasant Creek Lake, and most of them will be deep enough to make new fishing spots.
The city developed a new ordinance with more robust light pollution guidance in 2019.
One of the young men was transported to a hospital for hypothermia symptoms after his waders filled with cold lake water.
After escaping from his owner and living on the lam for several days, a Pleasant Hill water buffalo has been put out to pasture in a rural Oxford animal sanctuary.
Program adds $2 an hour to eligible child care workers’ pay to increase openings for families.
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