It’s “encouraging” Iowa lawmakers cut Iowans’ property taxes, Mayor Tiffany O’Donnell said on Iowa Press Friday, but the resulting revenue reduction to the city could mean the city scales back spending.
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It’s “encouraging” Iowa lawmakers cut Iowans’ property taxes, Mayor Tiffany O’Donnell said on Iowa Press Friday, but the resulting revenue reduction to the city could mean the city scales back spending.
The State of Iowa has received more than $11 billion in federal pandemic relief funding. Where has that money been spent, and how much remains unspent?
Also, Brown NationaLease facility, which has a location in North Liberty, coming to Cedar Rapids
Belle Plaine is scraping the bottom of its water reserves and is searching for reprieve and solutions. It’s not the only Iowa town suffering amid the record drought.
At an unemployment benefits hearing, none of the records that were subpoenaed were offered into evidence by the Department of Corrections.
The event featured guest speaker Riley Gaines, an anti-transgender activist.
A look back at the top news stories from the week of Oct. 9
An Iowa City police sexual assault detective makes victim priority and tries to get best resolution for them, even if an arrest isn’t possible. She wants victims to feel they have been heard and believed.
Expanding career and technical education is a priority of a $220 million general obligation bond issue heading to district voters Nov. 7.
Threats to schools -- both hoaxes and real -- draws enormous amount of law enforcement resources to investigate and provide heightened security
The evening meal at the Gables’ with the Hawkeye women’s wrestling team, including Coach Clarissa Chun, was among several uniquely-Iowa experiences the Ukrainians had during this fall’s 10-day visit as part of an international training tour – organized out of necessity, given the realities of war have made training in Ukraine increasingly difficult.
Linn County lawmaker says the Iowa Legislature did not ban books. Is that true?
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