The change sets up a showdown between the Iowa Democratic Party and the national Democrats, as state Democrats navigate complying with being booted from the early window while following state law.
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The change sets up a showdown between the Iowa Democratic Party and the national Democrats, as state Democrats navigate complying with being booted from the early window while following state law.
Teachers who earn the endorsement will be qualified to teach computer sciences in grades five through 12. The program is taking applications for the first cohort, which will begin in June.
First Avenue will close between Third Street West and First Street East from 8:30 a.m. Monday through the afternoon for installation of a floodgate as part of the city’s flood control system.
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast we bid farewell to the Iowa Democratic caucuses.
The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train is returning with 10 Iowa stops to again raise money, food and awareness for local food banks in communities along the Canadian Pacific network.
Ryan Waller began the job in growing city in November 2021.
With the population at a 17-year high, some say new solutions are needed as raccoons ravage urban residences and farms alike.
Mallory Huntimer and her grandfather were the first people to land at The Eastern Iowa Airport after the runway was redone in 2010. Twelve years later, she landed on the runway again as a professional airline pilot.
A state panel has asked Cedar Rapids to reapply for funds to support the ConnectCR project to revitalize Cedar Lake, but city officials say the decision won’t stop the transformative endeavor from moving forward. Reapplying “fits perfectly” with the project timeline, city officials say.
NEWSTRACK | CATCHING UP ON AN EARLIER STORY: In east-central Iowa, the crops south of Interstate 80 fared worse than those north of the interstate.
Iowa, which experienced embarrassing problems tabulating the Democratic results in 2020, is largely a white state that would have no early role in winnowing Democratic presidential candidates.
Board to meet again after 3 recounts completed
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