Mercy Iowa City is facing
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Mercy Iowa City is facing
A Cedar Rapids man, who sent threatening FB messages to a federal prosecutor and fired flares at the federal courthouse, was sentenced this week to over 6 years in prison.
On the podcast this week, we discuss tailgating at the big game, caucus-style; the feds weigh in on Iowa’s new youth employment laws, and more news from the aftermath of a collapsed residential building in downtown Davenport.
Regulators there let stand county rules restricting where pipelines could be built.
The Domestic Violence Intervention Center, an Iowa City-based nonprofit, is continuing to raise funds to support its new domestic violence shelter, which is on track be built by the end of September 2024, according to Alta Medea, the director of community engagement for the program.
The first year for the University of Iowa’s Stanley Museum of Art has been “a whirlwind,” Director Lauren Lessing said, drawing far more visitors than expected.
Neighbors in this quiet corner of Linn County say they’ve gotten between 70 and 100 signatures on a petition opposing the trail and a planned extension of Stamy Road, which would be a critical part of the city’s plans to develop the area northeast of the new Tower Terrace Road interchange with Interstate 380.
A post on Facebook solved the mystery of the egg slipped into a carton at an Iowa egg carton 72 years ago.
The company behind Iowa’s massive education savings account program says it has placed a high value on convenience and user experience as it manages education expenses for thousands of Iowa private school students.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has sued C6-Zero for $1.5 million the state paid toward environmental cleanup and equipment replacement after a Dec. 8 explosion and fire in Marengo.
To activate Third Street SE – a key connection between downtown and the New Bohemia District – a consultant says it’ll take support from the private sector coupled with public investment to make any true transformation.
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