Disability Rights Iowa, which has relied on federal funding, in 2009 launched an investigation into a program employing men with disabilities in a Muscatine County turkey processing plant. In 2023, the group sued the state to force community services for children with severe needs.
The Wellington Heights Neighborhood Association hosted an art and music event for all ages at Redmond Park on Sunday
Massive amounts of dirt have been moved as the development of both the Google and QTS data center projects are underway in the southwest side of Cedar Rapids.
An emerging trend shows an uptick in restaurants running without proper licensure, locally and statewide.
More than 50 years after the Safe Drinking Water Act was passed to ensure that Americans’ water is free from harmful bacteria, lead and other dangerous substances, millions of people living in mobile home parks can’t always count on those basic protections.
Here’s how Iowa City’s Climate Action and Outreach Department is working to reduce emissions by the city, businesses and residents
Gaming officials say the drop in gaming revenue during the last fiscal year is a continued rightsizing after a post-pandemic spike in Iowa’s gaming revenue. Cedar Crossing Casino & Entertainment Center officials remain optimistic about the revenue their new Cedar Rapids casino will produce.
Arthritis in the shoulder can cause debilitating pain and limit your quality of life and ability to do everyday tasks. Luckily, improvements and innovations in total shoulder replacement surgery have made the procedure a reliable and effective way to relieve pain and improve function in patients.
If you are a parent who is constantly at the doctor’s office with your child with yet another sore throat, it may be time to talk to a doctor about long-term solutions.
Dr. Vanessa Leonhard and Dr. David Jerkins of PCI are two of the only doctors in the state of Iowa who perform a supermicrosurgery called Lymphovascular anastomosis, or LVA. This surgery reduces breast cancer patients’ chances of getting lymphedema, a chronic, debilitating condition, to around five percent.
Cancer treatment often evokes images of hair loss and fatigue, but for patients receiving chemotherapy and radiation, it can also take a toll on their oral health.
Infections — both viral and bacterial — are common, especially in your eyes. Iowa Eye Center’s Dr. Brian Privett has a few tips to spot, treat and keep eye infections at bay.
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