North Linn asks voters to consider renewing property tax levy; Central City taking new Revenue Purpose Statement to voters
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North Linn asks voters to consider renewing property tax levy; Central City taking new Revenue Purpose Statement to voters
The Winneshiek County supervisors did not allow residents to fully opine about a recent rezoning request for a new manure digester and erred when they voted to approve that request, an environmental group alleges in court.
Iowa U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson and Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig visited Hawkeye Area Community Action Program’s Food Reservoir in Hiawatha Wednesday to discuss how the state is working to connect Iowa food banks with Iowa farmers and producers to help alleviate food insecurity.
The 26 former and current college student-athletes suing the state, DCI and other officials over a warrantless search in a sports betting investigation, want to amend their petition to address concerns the Iowa Attorney General’s Office brought up in its motion to dismiss.
The Sierra Club of Iowa has asked state regulators to dismiss permit requests related to Summit Carbon Solutions' pipeline expansion plans because the company allegedly acquired land easements too early.
A former worker in the University of Iowa’s Physics and Astronomy Machine Shop completed jobs for his personal business using university equipment, the audit says
A truck that was reported stolen 47 years ago was discovered 20 feet deep in the Coralville Lake and pulled out last month, according to a news release from the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office.
Supervisors Rod Sullivan, Lisa Green-Douglas and Royceann Porter voted to terminate Executive Director Guillermo Morales, who was hired in March 2023 at a $103,545 salary and given a $3,000 bonus earlier this year.
The firsts are rolling in for University of Northern Iowa senior Olivia Chambers -- who in August became the first UNI swimmer in school history named to a U.S. Paralympic team and on Saturday became the first UNI Paralympic medalist, earning her first Paralympic gold with a 4:29 time in the women’s S13 400-meter freestyle.
Cedar Rapids resident Garret Frey has been fighting for disability rights since 1999 when, as a high-schooler, he won a landmark case before the U.S. Supreme Court after his school district refused to pay for the care he needed to continue attending classes.
Months after agreeing to a $124,000 “separation payment” as part of a surprise split with its relatively new Senior Vice President for Operations and Finance Shawn Norman, Iowa State University is facing a lawsuit accusing it and Norman of sex and age discrimination.
A Cedar Rapids food pantry that announced last Wednesday it would be closing unless it could raise $50,000 by the end of the week will remain open after receiving almost $45,000 in donations.
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