Democratic state lawmakers Christina Bohannan and Liz Mathis launched their first TV ads in their respective Iowa congressional district races.
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Democratic state lawmakers Christina Bohannan and Liz Mathis launched their first TV ads in their respective Iowa congressional district races.
Clear Creek Amana superintendent to ‘prepare students for jobs that have yet to be created’
Perhaps the person most responsible for selling electricity in its early days to Cedar Rapidians was Louise Hathaway.
The first of three Linn County Board of Supervisors meetings that was supposed to provide a public forum on a proposed solar project was canceled before it could start on Monday. An oversight on a legal public notice about the meeting will force the county to reschedule its three planned meetings.
A judge won’t dismiss charges against a Chicago man accused of sexually abusing a 15-year-old Iowa girl in 2015. The man argued the teen’s parents consented to their relationship, so he shouldn’t be charged.
Lawsuit brought by Iowa-based Pork Producers Council, American Farm Bureau Federation argues new law violates Constitution
The Nature Call: A recent trip down Prairie Creek was a magical way to spend an afternoon with “waterfalls” and “unicorns.”
Two officers shot twelve times at the man, who had pointed a gun at the officers and fired during a traffic stop.
A man who was arrested last week after barricading himself inside an Iowa church has been charged in an arrest warrant with killing his grandmother and great-grandmother in Omaha.
Fagan, with 22 years of experience, is division chief of administration for the Lawrence-Douglas (Kan.) County Fire Medical Department.
A surgical oncologist and department chair with academic roots in the Big Ten on Sunday became the first of four finalists identified to replace Brooks Jackson as vice president for medical affairs atop University of Iowa Health Care and as dean of the UI Carver College of Medicine.
The Kids Market will take place from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Sept. 24. This is the 11th year of the event hosted alongside the Saturday Farmers Market.
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