Vice president urges push to elect Democrats
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Vice president urges push to elect Democrats
Photos from day six of RAGBRAI 2023 as riders brave 100 degree heat to make the 80.6 mile journey from Tama-Toledo to Coralville.
A Cedar Rapids man who was found dead after a car crash Thursday may have died before the crash, according to the Cedar Rapids Police Department.
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird in April paused the AG office’s practice of using a state victims compensation fund to pay for rape victims’ abortions, pausing payments to dozens of rape survivors
On the podcast this week, the Iowa State Fair’s political schedule takes shape, one state lawmaker is headed overseas to play baseball and another is arrested on RAGBRAI, and the state rescinds a tax credit from a Davenport developer — and you can probably guess why.
The Cedar County Sheriff’s Office removed 39 dogs from a dog shelter east of Tipton this week after receiving complaints of animal neglect at the facility.
On July 21, Willie Davis Jr. and Suad Alyasiri were in a rental canoe that tipped over in Lake Macbride. The couple, both of Cedar Rapids, had recently started dating, after meeting through work.
Despite inflation, labor cost and supply chain snags that stalled the original timeline, a new Steindler North Liberty Ambulatory Surgery Center now is under construction just east of Interstate 380, north of Forevergreen Road – adding to the health care construction boom underway in that community.
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A former social worker with the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics was arrested this week on charges he had a sexual relationship with a client.
The five homes -- including one in Iowa City -- are deemed eligible for inclusion on the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ national list of “special-focus facilities.”
“What slavery was really about was separating families, about mutilating humans and even raping their wives. It was just devastating,” Scott, the sole Black Republican in the Senate, told reporters on Thursday after a town hall in Ankeny. “So I would hope that every person in our country — and certainly running for president — would appreciate that.”
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