Eleven charter schools across Iowa each receives awards of up to $500,000 to support infrastructure, transportation, curriculum and technology needs.
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Eleven charter schools across Iowa each receives awards of up to $500,000 to support infrastructure, transportation, curriculum and technology needs.
Delbert Dean Grimm, 80, faces two counts of second-degree sexual abuse.
Prosecutor: Man who died was the ‘aggressor,’ but accused left the scene
A farm in Grundy County is provided space for researchers from the University of Iowa and Iowa State University to test a system that slows the flow of water under grassways in fields, allowing sediment to absorb nutrients before the water exits the field
Guillermo Morales considering a write-in campaign for a seat on the Board of Supervisors
Hundreds of people from across Iowa and perhaps beyond gathered in the Benton County city of Belle Plaine on Thursday to see the world’s largest operating steam locomotive in action.
The lawsuit over a state panel’s ruling that would knock the Libertarians off Iowa’s ballots is moving quickly through the courts with a deadline to mail the first batch of ballots looming.
Newly governed by a revised tiered student organization structure the University of Iowa implemented this fall following years of litigation, appeals, and legislative action, the UI chapter of conservative-leaning Young Americans for Freedom next week will host its first big event of the academic year.
A judge this week ordered Iowa parents, who were convicted of helping their son flee to Jordan to escape prosecution for attempted murder and other charges last year, to forfeit more than $11,000 in their bank account because it was used in the crime.
Those who object to carbon dioxide pipelines cite it as proof that the projects are unpopular with Iowans.
Also in Capitol Notebook: Iowa AG names prosecutor to statewide cold case unit
A juvenile was stabbed Wednesday evening during a fight at the Robert A. Lee Recreation Center, according to a news release from the Iowa City Police Department.
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