Iowa would use federal funding to expand the state’s newly created summer food assistance program for low-income families under a proposal from Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ administration.
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Iowa would use federal funding to expand the state’s newly created summer food assistance program for low-income families under a proposal from Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ administration.
A former treasurer of the Iowa City Girls Softball Association was convicted of a lesser charge for embezzling nearly $30,000 from the organization. She set up a new account in an attempt to conceal the discrepancies and withdrawals of cash.
The discounts, agreed to after months of negotiations with drug manufacturers, range between 38% and 79% on the medication's list price, which is the cost of medication before discounts or rebates are applied — not the price people actually pay for prescriptions.
In those 113 years, the tools of the trade for its sculptors haven’t changed much — with one notable exception. Since Toledo native Sarah Pratt took over in 2006, the number of hands involved directly in the craft has tripled.
Union Pacific’s Big Boy due in Belle Plaine and Cedar Rapids after Labor Day.
Crews find victim in golf course pond under maintenance equipment.
Also, Gov. Kim Reynolds announces awards to Iowans whose homes were damaged by flooding and tornadoes
Custom Fitness, on Wilson Avenue in southwest Cedar Rapids, is suing the Iowa Department of Inspections, Appeals and Licensing. Also named as a defendant is Linn County, which is currently suing Custom Fitness over the company’s alleged refusal to comply with orders that the pool remain closed to protect the public health.
The Nature Call: Lots of nature, beauty and a few obstacles on trip from Marion to Cedar River
November brings the first general election in Iowa under a new state law that gave exclusive jurisdiction over prosecuting elections crimes to the Iowa Attorney General’s Office
Oksana Markarova is on a tour of Midwest states to discuss the war’s stakes.
A passerby noticed smoke and flames coming from the 112-year-old southeast Cedar Rapids restaurant’s roof around 5:15 a.m., and called 911. It was Iowa’s oldest supper club, opening in 1912.
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