The City of Iowa City will spend more than $590,000 to improve amenities at three city parks and create a new park on the city’s southwest side.
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The City of Iowa City will spend more than $590,000 to improve amenities at three city parks and create a new park on the city’s southwest side.
The Iowa State Bar Association has released its review of judges to provide guidance to voters Nov. 5 as they vote whether to retain a state Supreme Court justice, four appeal judges and 64 associate and district court judges.
Also, Cedar Rapids hosts open house at City Services Center
U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson and U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar were in Iowa this weekend to campaign for candidates in Iowa’s 1st and 3rd Congressional districts.
Inflation Reduction Act boosting that sector in Midwest
These ceremonial and burial mounds in Northeast Iowa are one of the densest collections still existing in North America. Today, though, the Mississippi River has significantly eroded the bank they were built on, eating away at some of the mounds at the water's edge.
U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks’ Davenport apartment, Deere layoffs and a traffic camera appeal among last week’s news in Iowa.
Since 2022, UI Health Care has scrapped those inpatient-tower-expansion plans amid significant change – including across its leadership team and its facilities footprint.
After a decade at Waypoint, where she served as housing services director, J’nae Peterman taking a deep dive to find unified solutions for homelessness that have vexed countless nonprofits and municipalities across the country.
The new University of Iowa Law Technology Law Clinic gives students the chance to show defense attorneys and others how police are using surveillance and other technology to boost criminal cases, and how can they defend their clients.
Hinson, who sits on the House Appropriations Committee, said her top priority is reducing inflation by slowing government growth and spending, reducing taxes and “regulatory burdens” on small businesses.
Democrat Sarah Corkery challenges incumbent Republican U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson in Iowa’s 2nd District.
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