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Also, Cedar Rapids shares water quality report
First, College Community schools assisted, then social services, nonprofits gave a hand up
Do No Harm, a nonprofit that launched last year to oppose diversity initiatives in medicine, has evolved into a significant leader in statehouses seeking to ban gender-affirming care for transgender youths.
Many of this year's statehouse proposals to restrict gender-affirming care for youths are identical or very similar to some model legislation, or ready-made bills suggested to lawmakers by interest groups, an Associated Press analysis has found.
At least 17 states, including Iowa, have enacted laws restricting or banning gender-affirming care for transgender minors. An Associated Press analysis found that often those bills sprang not from grassroots or constituent demand, but from the pens of a handful of conservative interest groups.
A super PAC called Never Back Down essentially is running a caucus campaign that, for legal reasons, cannot attach itself explicitly to candidate Ron DeSantis.
In her first visit to Davenport since announcing her run for president, Nikki Haley on Friday laid out her vision to cut federal spending and strengthen the country's status on the world stage.
Officials have identified the 10-year-old child killed in a single-vehicle rollover crash along Interstate 380 early Saturday.
A look back at the top news stories from the week of May 15
Lindale Mall, previously owned by Washington Prime Group, was sold in March for $28.5 million to a New York mall investor, Kohan Retail Investment Group. City leaders and some mall tenants are optimistic about the future, but Kohan has a history of legal troubles with its other properties.
Thousands of students will graduate from Eastern Iowa high schools in the coming weeks. The Gazette spoke with graduating seniors from eight Linn County high schools about the challenges they’ve faced and the hope they have for their future.
Nakiza Nyankundwa to walk across graduation stage after losing her leg to a drunken driver.
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