Also, a second Iowa store sold a $2 million Powerball ticket
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Also, a second Iowa store sold a $2 million Powerball ticket
Report finds poll workers overpaid in 6 other counties
Like the number and percent of American high school graduates taking the ACT – as more colleges and universities make standardized test scores optional in their admission process – the national average ACT composite score is dropping, reaching its lowest point in more than 30 years.
All three supervisors support pause in development
The state program, using federal funds, will provide loans and other capital.
Democrat Terry McGovern is running against Republican Craig Johnson for NE Iowa seat
An Iowa City man pleaded to second-degree murder in the fatal stabbing of his wife, JoEllen Browning, 65, on April 5, 2019. Investigators say they determined his wife was killed because she was going to learn about him draining one of her savings accounts and taking out risky high-interest loans.
Deaths total 28 for the week, up from last week’s 20
Carter Baldwin has taken on the role, succeeding longtime director Tom Hardecopf, who had been in the position since first joining Linn County in 2009.
Ashley Vanorny, who represents District 5 covering much of Cedar Rapids’ southwest quadrant, has been tapped to serve as president-elect of the executive board of the Iowa League of Cities.
Miranda Neff walked the Especially For You Race Againt Breast Cancer 5k for the first time when she was 14. Eleven years later, when she was 25, she walked it for the first time as a breast cancer survivor.
Linn County Attorney Nick Maybanks and Linn County Sheriff Brian Gardner encouraged Iowans to vote no on the proposed gun rights amendment that will be on the November ballot.
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