The Gazette’s Grace Nieland will curate the weekly newsletter covering Linn County news, community and culture.
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The Gazette’s Grace Nieland will curate the weekly newsletter covering Linn County news, community and culture.
For the last 12 years of world-bending events worthy of both critical analysis and comedic reprieve in an ever-shifting media landscape of streaming, strikes, and corporate mergers, University of Iowa alum Eric Leiderman has had a front row seat as producer for the news and political satire talk show “Late Night With Seth Meyers.”
Grant Wood catalogue raisonné at University of Iowa creating database of all the ‘American Gothic’ painters artwork.
The decision follows similar moves at airports across the country, who are broadly citing a desire to remain out of partisan politics.
Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand's office plans to conduct an audit of Des Moines Public Schools following the arrest of former Superintendent Ian Roberts.
Iowa’s largest health insurer says the Insurance Division’s order to implement Senate File 383 would unfairly raise drug costs and contradict a federal court ruling blocking key provisions of the law.
A judge ordered Hawkeye Waste to stop operating in Johnson County because it doesn’t have workers’ comp insurance. The county had renewed its motion for a temporary injunction after discovering the company had a lapse in insurance beginning in September.
Two people are facing charges of neglect in relation to the death of a 20-month-old child last year in Vinton, according to a press release from the Vinton Police Department.
At a rally of Iowa GOP women in Iowa City, U.S. Reps. Ashley Hinson and Mariannette Miller-Meeks lauded the release of Israeli hostages under a Trump-brokered ceasefire and denounced Democrats over the ongoing government shutdown.
October 1971 was the beginning of a 15-year tradition of the Cedar Rapids Jaycee Haunted Houses.
The development will provide rapid rehousing and supportive services for community members experiencing literal homelessness.
A former UI employee, who pocketed nearly $1 million by diverting production and design jobs for the university’s machine shop to his own business, pleaded to two charges and faces up to 10 years in prison. He will also pay over $170,000 to UI in restitution.
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