Harriet Hageman, the Trump-backed Republican who defeated Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney in an August primary, stopped in Cedar Rapids to rally GOP supporters head of the midterm elections.
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Harriet Hageman, the Trump-backed Republican who defeated Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney in an August primary, stopped in Cedar Rapids to rally GOP supporters head of the midterm elections.
Iowa pork producers could be in trouble if the U.S. Supreme Court agrees that a California law regulating how pork sold in that state is produced, trade groups say.
Cedar Rapids is one step closer to protecting Czech Village from rising Cedar River waters with a massive $27.2 million pump station that will transport rainfall runoff from Czech Village over a levee and into the river.
A year after a judge let Hawkeye head football coach Kirk Ferentz and offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz postpone until after the season their sworn depositions in a discrimination lawsuit from former players, the coaches still haven’t sat for them and are still seeking to delay them.
Wildside column: Pools 9 and 10 are among the best, but other places down stream work, too
Superintendent Noreen Bush on family medical leave, to resign June 30, 2023.
Also, new ads are posted in Iowa’s U.S. Senate and House campaigns
A Center Point-Urbana High School student has been charged with willful injury causing serious injury after he stabbed another Center Point-Urbana student at Vinton-Shellsburg High School on Monday evening.
A grand opening celebration will come later.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds has a new banner on her home page to say whether flags should be at half or full staff -- a helpful hint to people trying to track frequent orders.
No student data impacted in summer cybersecurity breach; staff names and Social Security numbers may have been stolen. While the school district has no evidence of actual or attempted misuse of any information, they could not rule out the possibility of an unknown actor gaining access to 5,698 current and former employees data.
A judge rules against Navigator CO2 Ventures, saying an injunction it sought is ““an extraordinary remedy.”
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