Of the 30 new deaths reported, two were in Johnson County
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Of the 30 new deaths reported, two were in Johnson County
2 women week to open birthing center in central Iowa without going through approval process
Iowa House lawmakers for a third time again moved forward legislation that would prevent a defendant from
By 2025, University of Iowa Health Care expects to have a new primary care location up and running in southeast Iowa City – addressing a “health care access gap” in that part of town.
The Marion City Council is set to receive and file the concept plan for a pocket park along the Grant Wood Trail. The plans feature a caboose that has been a key component of City Square Park for more than 30 years and would be relocated to the pocket park.
David Joseph Taylor is accused of supplying a woman with a combination of drugs that led to her death in September.
Follow live coverage from the courtroom with Gazette Reporter Trish Mehaffey
Trees Forever is teaming up with five local nurseries to offer $100 or $250 tree vouchers for eligible Cedar Rapids residents. Here’s how you can qualify for a voucher.
Iowa Prairie Network’s annual winter seminar theme is “Prairies in a Changing Landscape” and will be held Feb. 18 in-person and virtually at Drake University.
House rule change lets the bill bypass the usual vetting process.
A state medical examiner testified Tuesday that the parents and sister of accused killer Alexander Jackson each had multiple fatal injuries. His mother was shot in the head at close range, according to the autopsy.
The bill would prohibit the state’s labor commissioner from enforcing a federal occupational health and safety regulation.
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