Crews will likely break ground this spring on Linn County’s Dows Farm “agricommunity” while the project’s development team re-imagines the farming element planned for the site.
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Crews will likely break ground this spring on Linn County’s Dows Farm “agricommunity” while the project’s development team re-imagines the farming element planned for the site.
A judge delayed a trial pending since April 2021 because prosecutors turned over what could be new evidence to defense just days before trial was to begin this week in Johnson County District Court. Prosecutors believed it had already been shared with defense but they received some of the information from police in a different format.
But Iowa GOP chair and presidential campaigns are still expecting a high turnout.
The former GoDaddy building in Hiawatha has been sold to local developers, Hiawatha Economic Development Corp. announced. No redevelopment plans or sale price have been shared yet.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds urges fellow Republicans to continue their ‘bold and decisive leadership.’
In one case, the postmaster fielded reports last year of undelivered mail around Central City.
Meteorologists upgraded the winter storm watch to a winter storm warning overnight. The City of Cedar Rapids also issued a snow emergency
Sportsbooks would be required to maintain a list of prohibited bettors -- including players, coaches, trainers and referees -- to make sure those people are not placing bets. Bettors would have to provide more information, including the last four digits of their Social Security number.
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Ahead of Iowa’s first-in-the-nation caucuses, polls seek to tell us which candidate is leading with voters, who’s improving, and who’s falling behind. With so much focus on the state every four years -- and so many polls -- shouldn’t most Iowans eventually be called to participate in a poll?
GOP leaders say they won’t act to further restrict abortion until court rules on ‘fetal heartbeat’ law.
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