Route goes from Janesville to near La Porte City
116 3rd St SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Route goes from Janesville to near La Porte City
The Republican incumbent governor is a heavy favorite to earn re-election to another 4-year term
Police said Joshua T. Barnhart, 31, followed a man from Casey’s on 32nd Street NE in Cedar Rapids to Midland Concrete in Hiawatha, where the man works.
While searching the two-story house, firefighters found a man and removed him. He was taken to UnityPoint Health-St. Luke’s Hospital with serious injuries.
The girl driving the Chevrolet Malibu was transported by ambulance for treatment of minor injuries.
The University of Iowa Athletics Department “appears to be in compliance with Title IX’s equitable treatment provisions,” according to the first annual report produced by a compliance monitor the university was required to obtain last year as part of a settled Title IX lawsuit.
Higher interest rates increase the cost of doing business, which leads to a slowdown in all aspects of business, including hiring, and sometimes leading to layoffs.
Recap of news from around the state
Two decades of bacteria and algae have plagued Iowa beaches, leading to constant warnings. The Gazette and Investigate Midwest analyzed 20 years of beach monitoring data from the Iowa DNR. The results show that although individual locations show some progress, Iowa’s beaches overall show little to no improvement.
Franken held a campaign rally Saturday as part of his attempt to upset longtime U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley
With just weeks of work left to do before the David and Janice McInally Center for Health & Society officially begins educating any students who are pursuing pre-health paths or who have health care-related interests, Coe on Thursday celebrated the $2.8 million project with a dedication.
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is amending requirements that administrators say would give students more flexibility, but that opponents worry could mean “radical changes.”
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