Despite recent snow and ice, there are hints that warmer weather is on its way.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Despite recent snow and ice, there are hints that warmer weather is on its way.
Three- and 4-year-olds will be taught traditional, age-appropriate academics in addition to dance classes in this half-day program.
Bill Erb worked nearly every first responder job there is before becoming the Tiffin fire marshal and code enforcement officer — the department’s first full-time employee position — in early January.
Iowa has a new drought plan — the first since the 1980s, when droughts were less frequent and less intense than what Iowa has seen in recent years because of climate change.
In a state dominated by Hy-Vee, Fareway and big box stores, Iowa’s remaining independent grocery stores are pivoting to survive in the minority.
The water is drawn from deep aquifers, is rich in nutrients and has perplexed Marion residents for years.
Some video conferencing users have posted Nazi symbols and pornographic videos during legislative hearings at the Iowa Capitol
The move would contradict the guidance of several major medical groups, including the American Medical Association, the American Pediatric Association and the American Association of Psychiatrists.
Republican state lawmakers continued to advance bills opponents say target and discriminate against Iowa’s LGBTQ community.
At-home tests, which aren’t required to be reported, have grown in popularity — and have made the state’s weekly COVID-19 data reporting “less meaningful,” according to the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services.
New proposals also include storing ballot records and allowing cross-county challenges to voter registration.
With lawmakers in the throes of deciding how much to appropriate Iowa’s public universities for the upcoming budget year, the Board of Regents this week released a new “economic impact report” showing its campuses collectively added $14.9 billion to the state’s economy in the 2022 budget year.
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