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She will succeed Les Garner, who is retiring
Nearly two-thirds of the 299 University of Northern Iowa faculty members who responded to a campus climate survey in the fall said they had “seriously considered leaving UNI” — citing an array of reasons including low pay, growing workload, and unwelcoming “climate in the State of Iowa.”
Cedar Rapids police are investigating a Wednesday night shooting that left one minor injured, according to authorities.
The city of Cedar Rapids had planned to test a new floodgate installed near First Street E, by City Hall, on Friday but called it off because of the weather forecast.
A spokesperson for the National Motorcycle Museum said the museum has pulled any Evel Knievel-related items from display and noted that the museum will be closing for good in a few months.
The big challenge now is encouraging counties to launch and fund similar efforts to reduce runoff from Iowa’s 10 million acres of tile-drained farmland and combat the state’s multi-billion dollar problem with nitrogen pollution.
An Iowa physician claims in a lawsuit that she was fired from a public hospital by administrators who encouraged employees to vote for Donald Trump and discriminated against those who didn’t share their religious beliefs.
The new partnership is one step the city’s taking to promote equity in access to the pools and break barriers community members have to safely using the public facilities.
Lee Liu died in March at his home in rural Linn County
Senate Republicans gave their second approval to the bill, but rejected the version passed by House Republicans; Democrats remain unified in their opposition to both
Senators confirmed and advanced several of Gov. Kim Reynolds’ appointments to Iowa boards and commissions Wednesday, including two appointees to the three-member board tasked with approving three controversial carbon dioxide capture pipeline proposals.
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