On a tight budget, or just unsure how much you’ll be riding? There are low-cost options available through three area nonprofit groups.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
On a tight budget, or just unsure how much you’ll be riding? There are low-cost options available through three area nonprofit groups.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was formally nominated as a candidate for president in Iowa on Saturday, as hundreds of his supporters gathered in West Des Moines to hear the independent candidate speak.
Iowa would have 18 fewer law enforcement officers under an alignment plan the Iowa Department of Natural Resources is using to phase out park rangers. The DNR says this move will consolidate all law enforcement staff and won’t harm safety in Iowa’s 69 state parks. Some state park advocates disagree.
After completing a plan guiding Cedar Rapids’ transition to lower-emission vehicles in the city’s quest to be carbon free by 2050, city officials are opting to seek federal funding to add five hybrid electric buses to its fleet.
Thomas Braverman has worked with special education students in Eastern Iowa for 35 years, helping them academically, socially and in gaining workplace readiness skills.
Justice said recusal ‘based upon a personal relationship’ that happened ‘more than a decade ago.’
Crime scene investigators testified Friday about oven mitts soaked in blood and the murder weapon found in Cedar Rapisd apartment of Dennis First, who was fatally stabbed in 2007. The ex-girlfriend of Curtis Padgett, on trial in the killing, also testified Friday that he denied being the killer but had a suicidal incident and held a knife to his neck in 2010.
On the podcast this week: the future of abortion access in Iowa, an AEA bill redo, traffic camera restrictions green lit
The state has made significant tax law changes for tax year 2023.
A Linn County panel devoted to raising awareness of stigma surrounding mental health and resources for support recommended the county explore changes to county worker benefits and improving communication about mental health to employees.
Arguments focus on which legal standard to apply
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