CEDAR RAPIDS — The Eastern Iowa Airport handled 124,496 passengers in March, a record for the spring break month. The …
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CEDAR RAPIDS — The Eastern Iowa Airport handled 124,496 passengers in March, a record for the spring break month. The …
After two unexpected resident deaths, a Mount Pleasant nursing home has been added to a federal list of the nation’s worst care facilities.
Summit Carbon Solutions, which is seeking permission to build the $5.5 billion pipeline through the heart of America's Corn Belt including Iowa, said it will sell credits valued at up to $30 million to NextGen CDR Facility.
City Hall is looking to carve out a greater role in attracting new businesses and workers to Cedar Rapids while supporting those already here.
The Kids First Law Center program, which has students sit down with an adult to talk about a conflict, how it made each person feel, who was affected and harmed by the actions and create a solution, is being used in Cedar Rapids schools to create solutions between students and educators
“The bill is the greatest pro-corruption bill and the worst perversion of checks and balances in Iowa’s history because it lets state government hide documents from auditors, and ends judicial review of such decisions,” Auditor Rob Sand said afterwards.
Under a bill advanced by Iowa lawmakers Wednesday, more families would qualify for child care assistance, but they would also be required to work more hours to receive such assistance.
Wild Side column: Almost every good cast and several shoddy ones rewarded with solid strikes.
The Nature Call: Author learned a new technique and savored the time spent fishing
Members of Iowa’s delegation stood their fertile ground, ultimately persuading their party’s leaders to yield so the members could support the bill.
Mayor Tiffany O’Donnell will deliver her second State of the City address next week outlining the 2022 accomplishments and 2023 goals of Iowa’s second-largest city. Here’s how to attend.
A panel voted unanimously Wednesday to dismiss an ethics complaint against Sen. Molly Donahue over her social media posts referring to members of Moms for Liberty as “terrorists.”
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