The Cedar Rapids nature center hosted the event Saturday to raise awareness for the pollinators and for increasing pollinator habitat
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The Cedar Rapids nature center hosted the event Saturday to raise awareness for the pollinators and for increasing pollinator habitat
A person was taken to the hospital Saturday night after one of several bullets shot at a home on Cedar Rapids’ northeast side, struck them while they were sleeping inside the house.
Amid legislation targeting the information sector, public librarians speak on their growing role as a force in the political realm. From representative literature to creating inclusive environments, libraries are offering more to the community than books.
A look back at the top news stories from the week of July 10
On the 50th anniversary of the federal Endangered Species Act, The Gazette will spend the next two months delving into some of Iowa’s own at-risk species. And we’ll highlight the armies of researchers and advocates working to bolster their populations.
Iowa is holding more than $4 million in child support payments — many of those more than five years old — because the parent or caregiver receiving the payments has died and there’s no court order for how to disburse the money.
Superintendent Tawana Grover will present an update to the initial $312 million secondary facilities plan during a school board meeting Monday.
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Data collected at the Coralville basin is used by the U.S. Navy to build safer, stealthier ships and by private companies to design things like underwater platforms to support offshore wind farms.
Front-runner and former President Donald Trump was not there, but six other candidates spoke at The Family Leader’s event
Six Republican presidential candidates spoke at Friday event hosted by the Christian conservative group
Also, Chelsey’s Dream Foundation of Anamosa will pay for 200 foster famlies to visit maze this fall
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