Senate Democrats are not commenting, but reports indicate the group was upset with Wahls over the recent firing of two longtime staffers.
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Senate Democrats are not commenting, but reports indicate the group was upset with Wahls over the recent firing of two longtime staffers.
Work included lifting 165-pound rocks for trail steps
Swimmers at Noelridge Aquatic Center in northeast Cedar Rapids were taken into safe housing on-site Wednesday after reports of shots being fired nearby.
Iowa State University next week hopes to add to its list of 80-plus honorarily-named buildings, centers, and spaces with Board of Regents approval to name its veterinary medicine academic building, “Frederick Douglass Patterson Hall.”
Iowa will receive more than $1 million from a nationwide settlement with the maker of the opioid addiction treatment drug Suboxone.
ReLeaf Cedar Rapids, the plan to replenish the tree canopy Cedar Rapids lost in the 2020 derecho, was recognized last week with Congress for the New Urbanism’s 2023 Charter Award.
Republican North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum will visit Iowa later this week after making his presidential campaign official Wednesday.
Peter Teahen and John Ockenfels left May 5 from the Eastern Iowa Airport, bound for points around the world in an effort to raise money and awareness in the fight to end polio. They encountered mechanical and weather setbacks early on, but now they’re back on track -- currently in Pakistan, with their sights set on Asia.
A Cresco man was arrested Wednesday on charges that he sexually abused multiple Boy Scouts while serving as a troop leader in Cresco.
A federal jury convicts a Cedar Rapids man for seven armed robberies in a 12-day crime spree in 2020. He robbed Subways, grocery stores and a pizza place.
A woman testified her ex-boyfriend and father of her child started threatening and intimidating her before he fired multiple shots at her vehicle. One of the bullets struck the backseat window, where their child was sitting.
Trump’s former vice president, Pence pushed back on the former president’s assertions related to the 2020 election results and the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection on the U.S. Capitol
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