A total solar eclipse will make its way across part of the continental United States today, with 83 percent of the sun covered at mid-day in Eastern Iowa.
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A total solar eclipse will make its way across part of the continental United States today, with 83 percent of the sun covered at mid-day in Eastern Iowa.
Was circus the catalyst for the creation of Cedar Rapids Electric Light and Power Company?
Veo, the Chicago vendor that owns and operates Cedar Rapids’ bike and scooter rental program, has worked with the city
The incident unfolded just after 6:30 p.m. Saturday after a man -- identified by the Division of Criminal Investigation as a “suspect” -- asked for officers to respond to his house on 31st Street NE.
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The companies see a business opportunity in the shortage of inpatient beds for people with severe mental illness nationwide -- but especially in rural areas clamoring for care.
“For over four hours, they were just completely fighting about me,” Jasmyn Jordan said. “Calling me a white supremacist, a Nazi, a bigot, a token, all that kind of stuff, which was really weird to me. Because, first off, I hadn't even gotten the chance to state my position, state what I believe.”
Cities and nonprofits around Iowa have invested in repairs to a substantial number of homes in older core neighborhoods. As a result, they’re seeing neighbors fix their own properties or band together to spearhead more improvements like creating a park. Could more state funding help?
Property owners to see a decrease in the proposed property tax levy
Hoping to address UI employment demands alongside academic needs for its students-in-training, UIHC recently partnered with the College of Nursing for what could serve as a “win-win-win.” By hiring students for a new “unit partner” position, the university aims to give them “invaluable experience while also supporting the workload of hospital staff and enhancing patient care.”
A second crossword puzzle will launch Monday, April 8, 2024 on the games page of The Gazette
Spring is a season of revitalization and growth — and it’s also a time dedicated to promoting and raising awareness about mental health and wellness.
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