The City of Marion is providing residents with free trees to plant in the right of way area between their properties and the street as part of the city’s fall tree-planting program.
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The City of Marion is providing residents with free trees to plant in the right of way area between their properties and the street as part of the city’s fall tree-planting program.
Nine dogs have died since being removed last Thursday from a puppy farm in rural Johnson County, according to the Iowa City Animal Services.
Witnesses testified Tuesday during a bench trial for Jack McCaffery, 17, of North Liberty, who is cited for failure to yield in the right a way in a crash that resulted in the death of an Iowa National Guard soldier on May 22.
The Iowa City Public Library was evacuated Tuesday afternoon after receiving a bomb threat, according to a Facebook post from the library.
A state panel is recommending only about a third of Iowa’s 256 boards and commissions continue without change -- while scores of other panels be cut or consolidated -- with the hopes of increasing efficiency and improving the functions of the remaining boards.
The trial of Henry Earl Dinkins, who’s charged with first-degree murder and kidnapping in the death of 10-year-old Breasia Terrell in 2020, ended Tuesday. Now, it’s up to a judge to issue a decision.
Plus, rapper Eminem tells Vivek Ramaswamy to sit down
The Domestic Violence Intervention Program will host a celebration from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at Big Grove Iowa City to raise money for a new emergency shelter.
Among 131 organizations and Iowans approved for funding, 29 recipients are within Linn or Johnson County.
The Miami mayor paid visits to early GOP voting states and said he could help the party further connect with Hispanics. In Iowa, he spoke at July’s Lincoln Dinner fundraiser and made appearances at this month’s Iowa State Fair.
Jon Galbraith oversees facility planning, construction projects as Cedar Rapids schools’ pursues multimillion dollar bond referendum
The popular diabetes treatment Jardiance and the blood thinner Eliquis are among the first drugs that will be targeted for price negotiations in effort to cut Medicare costs.
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