New research could help guide Iowa snow plow drivers during white-out conditions and alert them to obstacles, improving driver safety and keeping roads open in low-visibility conditions.
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New research could help guide Iowa snow plow drivers during white-out conditions and alert them to obstacles, improving driver safety and keeping roads open in low-visibility conditions.
Speaking a different language in a health care setting can not only prevent patients from communicating aches and pains or doctors from relaying important medical news or instructions – it can keep people from seeking care altogether.
As Cedar Rapids nonprofits and homeless residents prepare for winter, some advocates fear the situation will get worse before it gets better.
Iowa lost many older workers who are not being replaced by younger or new Iowans, the ISU professor says.
The station said its programming was not impacted but has released no details of the activity.
Shanza Sami’s invention could soon bring one of the first major updates to the catalytic converter in decades.
Wild Side column: 17-inch smallmouth bass made wishes come true
The College Community School District has implemented a $2 per hour pay increase for bus drivers, as well as a bonus for district employees who recruit a bus driver, van driver or bus aide to join the transportation department.
The Cedar Rapids based non-profit handed out Thanksgiving dinners to 500 households Monday. It’s planning to give away another 500 meals next month.
A jury has returned a $27 million verdict against UnityPoint Clinic Family Medicine in Des Moines after a man with bacterial meningitis was misdiagnosed with the flu, suffered strokes and said he has been permanently injured.
The adage never to talk religion or politics with family and friends — especially over dinner or the holidays — is getting harder to follow these days given those off-limits subjects increasingly are bleeding into topics historically deemed safer, like the cost of the turkey, the weather, or even Taylor Swift.
Classmates celebrate Bella Saul, 10, Monday with applause, presents and kindness
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