Opposition group voices concerns over higher taxes and larger schools farther away from the students with bond referendum going to voters Nov. 7.
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Opposition group voices concerns over higher taxes and larger schools farther away from the students with bond referendum going to voters Nov. 7.
Of $3.25M in the third quarter, over $650K went for hats to give away.
Law enforcement agencies across the country will be collecting expired, unused and unwanted prescription drugs this Saturday as part of the national Drug Enforcement Administration’s take-back initiative.
After taking a “short” five-hour break during a bankruptcy auction in Chicago on Oct. 4 to discuss whether to raise their original $20 million offer for Mercy Iowa City’s assets in response to bondholder Preston Hollow’s $27 million counter bid, University of Iowa attorneys — at least initially — decided not to.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds welcomed Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani on a visit to Iowa Tuesday, praising the relationship between the state and country.
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird via public notice Tuesday reminded Iowans that, under a new state law, her office will prosecute election fraud and misconduct cases.
A Cedar Rapids man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for sexual abuse of a 13-year-old and another girl under 12. One of the victims also was sexually abused by his brother in 2020.
The Coalition for Family and Children’s Services in Iowa recognize Ryan Shenefelt, Lexi Erger and Sam Blowers for their unwavering dedication to the mission of Tanager and putting children first.
This award, presented by the Iowa Children’s Museum, recognizes outstanding educators who excel in creating dynamic and engaging learning environments for their students.
Affordable housing and homelessness, economic development and continued progress on infrastructure including street improvements and flood control are among the top priorities for candidates seeking seats on Cedar Rapids City Council.
Traffic fatalities in Iowa in 2023 are higher than they’ve been at this point in the year for the past five years, with more than 300 people killed so far.
For years, in an attempt to meet growing student demand for expanded mental health services on campus, the University of Iowa has been embedding counselors into high-need spaces — like its dental college, Department of Athletics, and residence halls.
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