Hunters made the discovery near the water treatment facility on Friday.
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Hunters made the discovery near the water treatment facility on Friday.
Wild Side column: A Christmas pheasant and an agate are among discoveries during the winter months
Dimione Walker was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole after being found guilty of first-degree murder in November.
Alexander Jackson, 22, is charged with three counts of first-degree murder and is accused of killing his father, mother and sister.
The year-end giving cycle is drawing to a close, but for Corridor arts organizations, the needs will keep on spinning long after donors have embraced the spirit of the holidays.
DNA that appears to be from descendants of these long-vanished canines has turned up at the Jamestown colonial site in Virginia, where starving settlers may have eaten them, experts at Jamestown and the University of Iowa said this month.
Findings could impact federal recommendations for monarch conservation and aid efforts in making agricultural landscapes more biodiverse.
Given low-dose CT scans are available and capable of detecting lung cancer early, the University of Iowa’s Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center recently joined more than 50 top cancer organizations in urging providers and insurers to improve access to and more frequently use lung cancer screening tools for those at high risk.
Joanne Swenka was seriously injured in a crash that killed her passenger, Judy Hoover. After several surgeries, Swenka has returned home and is continuing to heal.
After 9 months, the city of Cedar Rapids razed a homeless encampment near the Cedar River. Here’s their process for clearing homeless camps and why they say it’s necessary.
Fast forward a decade, and what once confined Petrucci now compels her as a fall 2022 UI graduate with a newly-minted PhD in neuroscience and plans to continue her epilepsy research as a post-doctoral student at the University of Utah.
The Iowa River does not show signs of pollution from the Dec. 8 blast at a Marengo workshop that had large stores of petroleum products, officials said.
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