Added to the legislation was a ban on food assistance benefits from being used to purchase egg substitute products.
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Added to the legislation was a ban on food assistance benefits from being used to purchase egg substitute products.
According to the board, Wang inserted acupuncture needles into the man’s body, left the Wang Acupuncture Clinic, went home and fell asleep.
Fishing column: Lots to do in the Grand Canyon State and fishing, it turns out, isn’t a bad one
A Facebook post from the barbershop states that a couple of windows were broken and someone had thrown Molotov cocktails into the building.
Wild Side column: Orlan Love writes the smallmouth bass is a favorite animal, but probably not a good idea as a spiritual guide
New federal rules for toxic chemicals in drinking water could lead to costly upgrades for more than a dozen Iowa communities that have tested high for PFAS in the past.
Amid rising rates of some sexually-transmitted infections, Linn County Public Health wants people to know: “If you use it, test it.” This evocative message is intended to broaden awareness about the risk of spreading infections through sex that isn’t intercourse.
Also: Senate passed bill that would allow cities to limit the hours of problematic strip clubs.
The wife of an Anamosa correctional officer who was killed by two inmates in 2021 filed a lawsuit against prison officials and employees Tuesday in Jones County. The lawsuit asserts staffing shortages, equipment failures and lack of safety protocols and procedures led to the death of her husband and Lorena Schulte, a registered nurse.
The Senate has been hesitant to take up legislation dealing with eminent domain for carbon capture pipelines in Iowa.
Under the bill, cities with existing systems like Cedar Rapids would need to apply for approval but could continue using the cameras until the request is processed.
A new master plan for the MedQuarter Regional Medical District envisions transforming empty properties, improving placemaking and strengthening the district’s identity to lure patients, healthcare providers and businesses. That means exploring development of a hotel, creating pocket parks and more.
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