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During the ‘boss lift,’ employers toured the Iowa National Guard’s annual training exercise on a 53,000-acre facility in Northern Minnesota
An Iowa law banning most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy takes effect today.
Speakers at free, two-hour conference in Williamsburg in August include dyslexia experts, director of the Iowa Reading Research Center
Plans for a $20 million public parking ramp at Kingston Yard were approved last week by the Cedar Rapids City …
Fire crews were called at 9:14 p.m. Saturday to a two-story house in the 2900 block of Center Point Road NE.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear offered a message of unity Saturday to Iowa Democrats who say they’re fired up by a groundswell of enthusiasm across the party with a change at the top of ticket.
In some rural Iowa counties, birth rates have fallen by three-quarters since the height of the baby boom in the 1950s and ‘60s, when many rural hospitals were built or expanded.
A look back at the top stories from the week of July 21
Jeremy Parsons, the CEO of the Iowa State fair, speaks about precautions against bird flu and how the fair has battled inflation.
More than 200 Iowans filed complaints last year about drifting agricultural chemicals as erratic weather in late spring and early summer makes it hard for applicators to find time to safely spray.
On July 22, ISU officially closed its DEI office, university spokeswoman Angie Hunt said. The closure cut five positions, although only two of those posts were filled at the time.
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