Although more “post-mortem” is needed to determine the full impact of the massive delays and widespread confusion that plagued the government’s botched rollout of its revised Free Application for Federal Student Aid last term, admissions directors across Iowa’s public universities last week recounted the ramifications for their campuses, their applicants, and their returning students.
Families can contact their AEA for a referral if there are concerns about their child’s development
Longtime educator opened The Curiosity Path in 2016
The facility completes the College Community School District’s 10-year plan, creating room for 30 percent growth at each grade level
Also, Iowa co-chair of Nikki Haley campaign endorses Kamala Harris
Future UnityPoint facilities in Waterloo, Hiawatha are on hold while Bettendorf application is pending.
A case involving alleged registration and voting by a legal U.S. resident without U.S. citizenship in an Iowa city’s local elections will be prosecuted by Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird’s office.
Iowa was one of many states that received similar packages at the offices of top elections officials early this week
Trial for Andrew Shaw, accused of hiring two men to kill Chris Bagley in 2018, has been bumped to Feb. 4. The trial was previously set for Nov. 5. Defense said it needed more time to prepare for trial.
Iowa Republican U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson said she is unwilling to shutdown the federal government unless Congress passes legislation requiring that people show proof of citizenship to register to vote, rejecting demands by Donald Trump.
A package sent to the Iowa Secretary of State’s Office prompted the evacuation of a government building in Des Moines
A Pennsylvania man was convicted this week for making false claims against his fantasy football player rival after they had an online dispute. He told authorities his rival planned a mass shooting in Oslo, Norway, and bombing at the University of Iowa.
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