President Joe Biden officially kicked off the application process for his student debt cancellation program -- despite lawsuits including one from Iowa.
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President Joe Biden officially kicked off the application process for his student debt cancellation program -- despite lawsuits including one from Iowa.
Attorneys for the groups that successfully challenged the law in 2019 filed their response to recent arguments by attorneys for Gov. Kim Reynolds, who has asked the courts to reinstate the law
An Iowa City nonprofit that received hundreds of thousands of dollars in pandemic relief funds through local governments paid $20,000 in penalties to the Internal Revenue Service for late tax filings.
A Marion man who killed Chris Bagley in 2018 was sentenced to five more years, but this time it’s on a federal conviction for being a drug user in possession of a firearm.
A former Linn County reserve deputy sheriff was convicted Monday for child porn. According to a plea agreement, he possessed over 160,000 files on electronic devices found in his Marion home.
Governor Kim Reynolds and challenger Deidre DeJear face off in their first and only debate at 7 pm, October 17, 2022.
This is the second time the supervisors have delayed the allocation decisions. The supervisors were supposed to decide last Wednesday, but originally pushed the allocation choices to Monday.
Pioneering Iowa photographer Joan Liffring-Zug Bourret of Iowa City died Sunday at the Solon Nursing Care Center. She was 93.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds and her Democratic challenger Deidre DeJear will face off in a debate Monday night in the only such meeting scheduled to be held before Election Day.
Iowa U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson of Marion was hospitalized Sunday night in Cedar Rapids and is being treated for a kidney infection. A debate between Hinson and state Sen. Liz Mathis, which was scheduled for Tuesday, has been canceled.
As the city of Cedar Rapids continues to recover from the devastation of the 2020 derecho’s hurricane-force winds, the city will purchase a new stump grinder to aid in its efforts. Staff and contracted crews have removed about 7,300 stumps since March.
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