Such projects are possible — but would require decades of construction, billions of dollars and an uphill political battle.
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Such projects are possible — but would require decades of construction, billions of dollars and an uphill political battle.
The City Council requested review from State Auditor Rob Sand after the city clerk resigned in 2020.
Foundation of Iowa City school district seeks new executive director
Mark Elias found his purpose in helping create Matthew 25’s Cultivate Hope Corner Store in Cedar Rapids.
It’s more than what Iowa Senate and Kim Reynolds propose, but advocates say it’s not enough to keep up with inflation.
Six Iowa care facilities have been placed in receivership and are shutting their doors after the owner informed state officials they could no longer continue operations.
Gov. Kim Reynolds approved $440,000 for the Iowa Veterans Trust Fund, which recently exhausted its available spending for the first time in a decade.
In a bid to recruit and retain qualified workers to Linn County while grappling with record-high inflation, the county compensation board suggested bumping salaries 12 percent for the county sheriff and attorney, and 10 percent for others.
Advocates say the myriad bills are harmful to LGBTQ youth; supporters say some topics should not be discussed in public schools.
University of Iowa Health Care officials confirmed Tuesday afternoon their public websites are down – including those for the UI Hospitals & Clinics, UI Stead Family Children’s Hospital, and UI Carver College of Medicine.
The bill would limit damages related to death, injuries and other non-economic damages to $1 million in lawsuits involving commercial vehicle companies.
The next leader of the school district could be identified by the end of March
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