University of Iowa Prof. Thomas Gruca has served as director of the Iowa Electronic Markets since 2020
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University of Iowa Prof. Thomas Gruca has served as director of the Iowa Electronic Markets since 2020
The Republican incumbent of the 1st District, Miller-Meeks is seeking a third term in the U.S. House and faces Democrat Christina Bohannan in a rematch of their 2022 campaign.
The Iowa City Democrat is mounting a second challenge to Republican incumbent U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks in the 1st Congressional District.
As Iowa legislators continue to debate how best to use more than $25 million intended for treatment and prevention of opioid use disorder, individual organizations across the state are working to support addiction recovery efforts.
Internal and external forces affecting higher education — from disruptions like COVID to evolving workforce demands, student needs, demographics, and public perceptions — are evident in recent enrollment counts, which are down again this fall for many of Iowa’s private colleges and universities.
A Marion woman who was kidnapped, stabbed and strangled to death in February was pregnant or had been recently pregnant before her death, according to information revealed during a Friday pretrial hearing in Linn County District Court. The lawyer for one of the men accused in that slaying asked a judge to keep that information out of trial.
Justices send case back to district court for further proceedings
The second lawsuit filed by the mother of Lorena Schulte, the nurse who was killed by Anamosa prison inmates in 2021, has been dismissed by judge for failing to exhaust administrative remedies with the state and missing deadlines.
State and federal leaders should work in tandem with colleges and universities to make a degree more valuable in the eyes of students, a national organization of state legislators said in a report released Thursday.
The Iowa Supreme Court denied appeal for one Fairfield teen who killed their Spanish teacher in 2021 and asked the court to toss out the 35-year mandatory minimum of his life sentence.
A Jesup woman died Tuesday after a crash in a Walmart parking lot in Independence, according to a news release from the Independence Police Department.
College Community district creates a ‘newcomer’ class for high schoolers and expands the English learner program to a fifth elementary school.
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