Two prosecutors running for county attorneys in Linn and Johnson counties followed similar paths, taking on the toughest cases, in preparing themselves to lead the offices. Both Democrats run unopposed Nov. 8.
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Two prosecutors running for county attorneys in Linn and Johnson counties followed similar paths, taking on the toughest cases, in preparing themselves to lead the offices. Both Democrats run unopposed Nov. 8.
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Two candidates are vying for an open seat on the three-member Linn County Board of Supervisors to represent District 1 — southern Linn County, including western Cedar Rapids, Ely and Fairfax.
Candidates running for to serve as Iowa’s taxpayer watchdog both worked in state government and say they have demonstrated their ability to hold government agencies accountable for waste, fraud and abuse.
Solar panels on City of Hills buildings and properties will save thousands of dollars in energy costs.
‘We’re in a totally different place’ than three years ago, says Sandra Byard, Cedar Rapids schools’ health services coordinator.
Residents of Cedar Rapids can share their input on how the city should expand community gardens in municipal parks through an online survey, which is available until the end of November.
Venture Academics, a new project-based learning program at Linn-Mar High School, has 200 students enrolled. They work with business to find solutions to school and community problems the students are passionate about.
Friends, colleagues will greatly miss leadership of Bush, a ‘small woman with the largest shoes ever’ to fill
At the scene, police found a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound. They provided emergency medical aid until an ambulance arrived and transported the man to a hospital, where he died.
The incumbent is running for another term after a whirlwind 4 years that included a pandemic, social unrest and extreme weather
The Des Moines businesswoman who ran for Secretary of State in 2018 is trying to upset Republican incumbent Kim Reynolds.
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