Speaking at the State Fair, the Democrat seeks to unify Iowans around his campaign to unseat Chuck Grassley.
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Speaking at the State Fair, the Democrat seeks to unify Iowans around his campaign to unseat Chuck Grassley.
Meeting one of several demands concerned Coe College community members aired last fall in the wake of a race-related controversy that enveloped the Board of Trustees and resulted in the resignation of two Black members, Coe on Monday unveiled a new diversity, equity and inclusion dean.
The district’s cybersecurity insurance includes coverage of up to $5 million liability limit and a $50,000 deductible
WATERLOO (AP) — A man who was shot and killed by Waterloo officers over the weekend was holding a realistic-looking pellet gun during the confrontation, police said Monday.
Iowa City school board approves updated timeline for a decade of facility projects
An Eastern Iowa hospital has been cited by the state for hiring, without a full background check, a nurse who was later fired for the suspected theft of opioid narcotics.
The Linn County Correctional Center has adjusted its agreement for housing federal inmates in order to address overtime for deputies working at the jail.
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Three are statewide projects, some of which may go toward the Middle Cedar Watershed.
The man led officers on a chase for about 45 minutes before abandoning his vehicle and entering St. Paul Lutheran Church.
Dorm life — which, like everything else, experienced major disruption in the last two years — appeared largely back to normal on the University of Iowa campus Sunday, when students ushered in the annual return-to-campus ritual with the start of residence hall move-in.
An Oelwein man who testified against a meth dealer was brutally beaten in the Linn County Jail 12 days before the trial by convicted murderer Drew Blahnik and another cellmate. Federal and state authorities are investigating
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