How many accounts were approved for each of Iowa’s 99 counties? Find a map detailing the number of families in each county who’ve been approved to receive state money to pay for private school this year.
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How many accounts were approved for each of Iowa’s 99 counties? Find a map detailing the number of families in each county who’ve been approved to receive state money to pay for private school this year.
UI Physicians may be asked to share more of the financial burden of medical malpractice costs under a potential new agreement
A Cedar Rapids man was sentenced to 25 years Monday for shooting a gun into a large crowd celebrating a birthday at a hotel in 2021. Two of his charges were enhanced because of previous convictions.
This data table and collection of criminal complaints shows the most recent charges connected with the ongoing investigation of Iowa student-athletes betting on sports.
A Cedar Rapids man was arrested in Indiana for the fatal shooting of Keyauta Vesey-Keith, who was shot multiple times outside Poppa n Tommyz on June 11. New details found in violation report of accused shooter.
The University of Iowa has signed a letter of intent to acquire “substantially all the operating facilities and key assets of Mercy Iowa City — which has filed for bankruptcy — in hopes of ”preserving the continuity of care for patients and continuing opportunities for physicians and employees.“
Available at the Cedar Valley Humane Society
The derecho hit three years ago this week, forever changing Iowa’s tree canopy. But what happened to all of those trees after they were removed?
Also, Cedar Rapids seeking artists to design vinyl wraps for traffic signal control boxes in Westdale area
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds is requesting a presidential disaster declaration and relief for seven Iowa counties that sustained a combined $6 million in damages from spring Mississippi River flooding.
Experts say the slight decrease is largely due to low water flow on the Mississippi River and fluctuating ocean temperatures, rather than ongoing efforts to reduce harmful runoff.
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