Iowa City Council gives initial approval, with two votes to come
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Iowa City Council gives initial approval, with two votes to come
It took weeks for two Iowa State grads to discover bird flu was infecting dairy cattle in Texas
Construction soon will begin on the multiyear revitalization of the Shakespeare Garden in Cedar Rapids’ Ellis Park, a space that honors the works of English playwright and poet William Shakespeare.
The proposal also would add $10,00 to the pay of each statewide elected official.
The weather radio transmitter that covers the Linn County area could be out of service until mid-May, according to the National Weather Service Quad Cities Office.
The bill is a streamlined version of a proposal made earlier this year by Gov. Kim Reynolds.
According to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, 14 percent of Iowa’s 422 nursing facilities were cited for insufficient staffing in fiscal 2023.
The Domestic Violence Intervention Program plans to apply for the sexual-assault grant funds announced by the attorney general’s office Wednesday, DVIP Executive Director Kristie Fortmann-Doser told The Gazette.
The former college campus, located on Lower Muscatine Road, will be rezoned to general industrial, as requested by Procter & Gamble, which bought the property in February and is planning an expansion.
An Iowa City man was arrested Tuesday on charges that he stole someone’s banking information and used it to pay more than $50,000 in bills and other purchases during a three-month period.
A Cedar Rapids woman is scheduled to plea on charges that she stole more than $10,000 from the Madison Elementary School Parent Teacher Association while she was the treasurer of the organization.
A bill requiring Iowa schools to adopt new social studies and civics education standards with a focus on Western civilization, U.S. and Iowa history is headed to Gov. Kim Reynolds to be signed into law.
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