“It’s vital that we ensure that every dime of these settlement funds goes to help curb this deadly epidemic,” the Marion representative says.
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“It’s vital that we ensure that every dime of these settlement funds goes to help curb this deadly epidemic,” the Marion representative says.
Over 19 months and two deadly Iowa school shootings later, the money only recently started to trickle out. But contractors have been paid millions.
As part of the ownership transfer, about 1,000 former Mercy Iowa City “team members” — including 45 physicians and 33 advanced practice providers — will become UIHC employees.
Across the state, ranchers have reported tight or insufficient feed levels following 2023’s low hay yields and poor hay quality. Many have had to buy more hay to supplement their own stocks, with above-normal hay prices cutting into their bottom lines. Non-feed costs are also creeping higher.
Consul couldn’t entertain Cedar Rapids audience in 1910
Iowa investigators did not say if they’ve talked to them about the case.
Iowa City deputy Superintendent Chace Ramey says educators working to provide students with safe, supportive environment as lawmakers focus efforts on schools
The Iowa governor wants to
This fall, the Clipper Early Childhood Academy will replace half-day programs at two elementary schools to accommodate a growing student body.
A woman who is suing two former FIJI members is asking the court to drop a separate lawsuit against a former UI student she accused of video recording the alleged sexual attack.
The Iowa Department of Education published certified K-12 enrollment figures for the 2023-2024 school year, which provide the first look at the impact of the state’s new private school financial assistance program.
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