Before- and after-school child care to be offered to preschoolers in Shellsburg, Tilford elementary schools
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Before- and after-school child care to be offered to preschoolers in Shellsburg, Tilford elementary schools
How much are Iowa lawmakers paid? And what other perks do they receive as elected officials? Curious Iowa looks at what it’s like to serve in the Iowa Legislature, and how these citizen legislators balance careers and family with their responsibilities at the statehouse.
In recent months, the company has more than doubled the number of ethanol producers to which its system would connect and added 340 miles of pipe — a roughly 50 percent increase. It indicated in March it would file 14 new permit requests for that expansion with the IUB while its initial permit application was still pending.
Also, Marion Farmers Market to reopen for season
Corps member Olivia Cohen will join the newsroom July 8 and will focus on energy and environment reporting.
The blossoming industry could soon be significantly regulated under a bill sent to Gov. Kim Reynolds for her signature. Reactions from the companies who produce THC drinks are mixed.
A look back at the top news stories from the week of April 21
Devon Strief has become the Iowa City Animal Services coordinator, the latest position in this animal lover’s career.
Cedar Rapids schools chief academic officer, executive director of curriculum talk about implementation of curriculum based on science of reading.
As Google considers whether to build a $576 million data center near the Eastern Iowa Airport, residents wonder how much water and energy a data center would use and whether the project would raise residents’ rates or deplete public water supply during a drought.
A new Cedar Rapids plan looks to create a “Wrigleyville” vibe around Rockford Road SW, where the city’s three sports facilities are located. It calls for increased connectivity, stronger branding that plays on the area’s sports identity and redevelopment to attract new dining, entertainment and other uses.
Over a decade, more than 1,000 people died after police subdued them through physical holds, stun guns, body blows and other means not intended to be lethal, an investigation led by The Associated Press found. In hundreds of cases, officers weren’t taught or didn’t follow best safety practices for this force, creating a recipe for death.
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