A 22-year-old woman, who was protesting with others the court’s ruling overturning abortion rights, said she didn’t think a pickup truck that came toward her and others in the crosswalk was going to hit her but it did.
A state agency says purchasing the new office space in Des Moines and leaving the aging Wallace Building will save millions of dollars.
The City Council on Tuesday advanced a modified expansion project at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Pending final approval, a temporary inflatable ‘bubble’ will be used in cold weather months.
The city is scaling back its membership with the C.R. Metro Economic Alliance after the mayor initiated a conversation around how to better target funding given to the organization and about the entities’ relationship as economic development partners.
Iowa has joined other state attorneys general as part of an investigation into the social media company TikTok and its possible harmful effects on young users' mental health.
Wild Side column: Great days on the ‘bony’ and ‘skinny’ Mississippi River.
The Board of Regents on Tuesday morning unanimously approved a University of Iowa request to buy most of Iowa City-based Mercy Hospital’s assets for $20 million — without asking any questions about the deal’s finances, including how they came to the $20 million figure, where that money will come from, and what will happen with the $63 million Mercy owes on publicly-issued bonds.
Exhibit, opening ceremonies focus on Eastern Iowa’s vital rail history.
The Shellsburg Area Community Group started it’s fundraiser to restore the iconic Gold Medal Flour mural in the downtown business district.
Cedar Rapids built 4 new junior highs between 1920 and 1925
The school board set in motion a process to ask voters in November to pass a $220 million bond referendum to support the Cedar Rapids Community School District’s facility master plan. The board adopted ballot language, so now a volunteer committee will organize to rally support.
The lawsuit, joined by Nebraska Attorney General Michael Hilgers, alleges the EPA repeatedly missed deadlines that were required by law after being petitioned by several states’ governors to adjust rules around the sale of ethanol-blended gasoline.
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