The Solon district is one of 46 schools and businesses to receive Future Ready Iowa grants to train new drivers and attract more talent.
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The Solon district is one of 46 schools and businesses to receive Future Ready Iowa grants to train new drivers and attract more talent.
Also, you’re invited to help pick up litter today in C.R.
After waiting 52 years to hire its first female president in 2018, Kirkwood Community College last week introduced three women as finalists to succeed Lori Sundberg when she retires later this year.
Latest plan is to take a bus to Egypt
As Iowa grapples with aging housing stock and a housing shortage, Iowa City’s South District program is among the endeavors cities and the state are undertaking to keep older residential units in good shape.
Catching up on news from around the state
A change in the federal student aid formula could mean lower levels of financial aid for children whose parents run family farms or small businesses. Currently, a family with an adjusted gross income of $60,000 and a farm worth $1 million would be expected to contribute $7,626 annually for college. Under the new formula, that same family would be expected to contribute $41,056.
Nine official or potential presidential candidates spoke during the event in suburban Des Moines.
A body that authorities believe to be that of Cristian Martinez was recovered Saturday from the Iowa River, more than a mile downstream from where he has last been seen.
Photos from the final week of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr prayer in Cedar Rapids
The Catherine McAuley Center’s poverty simulation, a companion to their refugee simulation, shows how escaping poverty is easier said than done.
The orchestra will continue, whether Wesleyan forces it out or not, but the musicians would like to come to an arrangement to keep using the Iowa Wesleyan University chapel in Mount Pleasant. “We've had other offers already from other entities.”
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