The Iowa Democratic Party will in 2024 for the first time conduct presidential candidate preferences via mail.
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The Iowa Democratic Party will in 2024 for the first time conduct presidential candidate preferences via mail.
Emergency crews responded a report of a two-vehicle crash with trapped occupants and one car on fire, according to police.
The 9-acre savanna will be a haven for the endangered rusty patched bumblebee
With 26 panelists, six entertainers and the goal of finding solutions to some persistent problems facing Black Iowans, the MLK NOW conference Jan. 13 in Cedar Rapids is expected to draw more than 1,000 people from across the state.
Republican presidential candidate pushing issue in Iowa this week
A Cedar Rapids man, who fired multiple shots with pellet gun at a neighbor’s house and additional shots at the police officers who responded, was sentenced Friday to 30 years in prison.
Effective immediately, the Linn County Mental Health Access Center is now available 24/7 to take walk-ins for adults ages 18 and over who are experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis.
Man entered Boone homes that flew rainbow flag or displayed pride decals
POET, the world’s largest ethanol producer, has agreed to pay a nearly $90,000 fine to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for releasing pollution into the air at its plant in Menlo, in western Iowa.
The extraordinary move makes Santos just the sixth member of the U.S. House — and first Republican — to be voted out by his peers.
Supporters argue the bill it would crack down on child trafficking as well as "child recycling," which refers to bad actors bringing children with them across the border multiple times and falsely claiming them as a relative to appear as a family unit.
The University of Iowa has taken the first steps toward conducting an outside search for its next permanent athletics director, establishing a search committee and hiring a search firm.
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