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NO ONE HURT: Thankfully, no one was injured Wednesday when a 550-ton crane tipped over and fell at the site …
HARASSMENT TOLL: An Iowa Pride Network survey of 203 students, 88 of whom identified themselves as gay, suggests that bullying …
Our state government is increasingly addicted to using one-time money pots to pay for ongoing and increasing expenditures, state Auditor …
The Marion City Council appears close to deciding whether to launch a major redevelopment project in the city’s central corridor. …
About 75 World War II veterans from Eastern Iowa flew Tuesday to Washington D.C. to visit the memorial built in …
Good for those Iowa City bar owners who have ponied up to help pay for more police patrols on the …
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Chet Culver may not agree, but we think it’s OK that his isn’t the state’s highest paying job. After all, …
Once again, voter turnout in Tuesday’s municipal elections in the Corridor’s two largest cities was less than disappointing. In Cedar …
Cedar Rapids voters spoke clearly in Tuesday’s election for mayor. More than 60 percent of them affirmed that they want …
If leaders at the state’s public universities think their current budgets look ugly, just wait until next year. Decisions for …
FINALLY, A FIRE STATION: After a decade of debate, construction on Iowa City’s badly needed northeast side fire station is …
DRY UP: October in Iowa. Crisp, dry days showcasing fall color. Farmers wrapping up another abundant harvest. Not this October. …
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