With roughly a year and a half until the 2024 presidential contest, the field of candidates is largely set.
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With roughly a year and a half until the 2024 presidential contest, the field of candidates is largely set.
Chuck Grassley says measure will ‘make sure Iowa pork can be sold everywhere in the nation’
The COVID-19 vaccines are on track for a big recipe change this fall.
Votes can be cast for the Clear Creek Amana superintendent to have a chance at being on the show ‘Favorite Chef’
Air quality in Cedar Rapids deteriorated from “moderate” to “unhealthy” throughout Thursday morning, according to the Environmental Protection Agency’s Fire and Smoke Map.
Justin Wright was found guilty of first-degree murder in April in the death of 20-year-old Wilanna Bibbs in Davenport.
At an education roundtable, school leaders lament lawmakers showing ‘no trust’ in local level decisions.
Gregory Sills assaulted drug informant in Linn County Jail last May
A third person has been arrested in relation to a stabbing outside an Iowa City bar in May.
After winning a special election in May, Beer has goals of immediately improving transparency and communication, and to continue working towards decisions that serve every citizens in the growing city of Fairfax.
Court complaint says Iowa’s newest Medicaid managed-care provider was selected in part because its chief executive officer is Iowa’s former Medicaid director.
After hearing from student representatives worried about the rising cost of higher education but aware of eroding state support, Iowa’s Board of Regents without discussion Wednesday approved across-the-system tuition and fee increases – including a 3.5-percent hike for all in-state undergraduates.
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