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Math and science. Boring. Too hard. No fun. Nothing in it for me. That’s the mantra of more and more …
Is a Cedar Rapids-based trucking company wrongly accused of violating federal laws prohibiting sexual harassment in the workplace? Or, as …
There has been increasing trouble in southeast Iowa City neighborhoods during the past few weeks. Iowa City Council members are …
Robins Mayor Ian Cullis won’t back down. Twice this year, Cullis vetoed measures approved by the Robins City Council awarding …
A new law requiring gender balance on local boards and commissions could go a long way toward making those boards …
Homers GREENER ROAD: Linn County engineers opted to use a more environmentally friendly, less costly process as they repair county …
In many ways, Iowa City school district officials have responded well in the face of allegations an elementary school guidance …
Cedar Rapids City Council members Tom Podzimek and Pat Shey did not act unethically in contracting to work on a …
Some petitioners want state legislators to ban bicycles on Iowa’s county roads. They say Iowa’s farm-to-market roads aren’t intended for …
University of Iowa President Sally Mason says the water tower will have to wait. She won’t spend “precious dollars” to …
Greg Eyerly has hit the ground running as Cedar Rapids flood recovery director. He started on July 13, and already …
Iowans learned Tuesday that the state’s first death linked to the H1N1 flu virus claimed a middle-aged person from Eastern …
Nearly 200 people packed into the Kirkwood Training and Outreach Service auditorium in Marion on Monday night. For an hour, …
The spree of economic stimulus and other federal spending that erupted since September is drawing more scrutiny about its effectiveness …
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